Favorite suspension setup!

[brianb]

8' Tree straps, continuous loop on hammock end, becket hitch.

[hangNyak]

I've gone back to whoopie slings just for the weight savings, but if you want simple, there is nothing easier than a strap/cinch buckle suspension.

[Squirrel]

I think I have tried everything. My favorite so far is Kevlar tree straps with adutchable clips and whoopie slings with whoopie hooks. So easy, lightweight and easy

[Jhath4]

Tree straps with carabiners attached to homemade whoopie slings. The carabiners are pretty heavy, but I don't mind

[b.battles]

Started with whoopies. Moved to continuous loop and marlin spike to webbing.. now I've found my hang.. lazy sloth hammock, continuous loop, titanium cinch buckle, 8 ft webbings. Just adding a ridgeline soon.

[Foxpoop]

Suspensions are fun to experiment with. It's good to know how to use several of them. I hung 6 hammocks for my daughter and her friends the other night and I think I used 5 different methods just for fun.

[SGT Rock]

There is no right way. Just many flavors to choose from.

[Rat]

Tree straps with carabiners attached to homemade whoopie slings. The carabiners are pretty heavy, but I don't mind

This what I do as well; everything is attacked, nothing for me to leave behind.

I could use Dutchware instead of carabiners (to save weight) but the carabiners can serve double duty when needed.

[JWinNC]

My Fav: DutchwareGear Whoopie Hook Suspension with 5ft Huggers.

Light, plenty long, strong, easy to adjust.

And I also use a Dutchware adjustable ridgeline with titanium biners.

[Drybones]

I've gone back to whoopie slings just for the weight savings, but if you want simple, there is nothing easier than a strap/cinch buckle suspension.

I was expecting to add a little weight when I switched from UCR's to webbing and Dutch titanium cinch buckles but actually saved .5 oz...and it's much simpler and faster, hammock and suspension weigh 14 oz.