I'm looking to buy a couple sets of Eno Atlas straps or comparable Daisy chain setups for my kids. I want to put together simple setups they can hang themselves. Knowing this is a suspension type most people begin with, I figured I'd check the forums for some slightly used ones before heading to Amazon for new.
Let me know what you have. PayPal Payment only. I'll add the 3% fees.
Bump. Nobody has any daisy chain style straps they're looking to sell?
i have an ENO single nest and atlas straps that have been used twice. I tossed 'em behind the seat of my truck a couple years ago and they haven't been touched since. i just looked them over and the straps and hammock still look brand new. shoot me a PM. 20160507_200156_zpsahaqjvin.jpg
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Someone posted some Atlas Straps in the for sale section.
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PM'd you. Thanks.Originally Posted by JmBoh
I'll go take a look. Thanks for the heads up.
replied to PM.
“I am losing precious days. I am degenerating into a machine for making money. I am learning nothing in this trivial world of men. I must break away and get out into the mountains to learn the news”
― John Muir
1 set obtained from the awesomeness that is JmBoh, still looking for 1 more set.
Still looking? If so you will want to bump this thread every week or so. Bumping will keep your thread in front of the members, keep the MODS from pinging you, and will avoid your thread being removed from the WTB area.
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Last bump attempt, before I close it out. Thanks.
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