my friend has an eno. what is the correct way to measure the length of a ridgeline, to install, so he can use a fronkey bugnet? thanks.
my friend has an eno. what is the correct way to measure the length of a ridgeline, to install, so he can use a fronkey bugnet? thanks.
It's been a while since I've used an Eno hammock--maybe hang hammock and suspension at roughly 30 degree hang angle and get in hammock and get a friend to measure distance from end to end (where ridgeline would be attached) Im guessing that can be your hammock ridgeline length. Also since anything can be off here--make an adjustable ridgeline.
Someone who knows will help you soon and if not--maybe someone at Eno can help?
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I believe it's 83% the length of the hammock body. That's suppose to give you a 30degree hang
edit: 83, not 78% :P
Last edited by brazilianguy; 08-04-2017 at 08:16.
I'd rather be hanging.
i made and adjustable ridgeline that fits 9-11ft with adjustment for my diff hammocks, but if you do 83% of 108inches (9ft) you get 90ish inches for the ridgeline length
I've found the 83% rule to be only a rough guess. Seems to be most accurate for 11' hammocks, but not for shorter or longer ones. At least for my lay preference.
I agree with Phantom Grappler, hang the hammock so it's comfortable, then measure where the ridgeline would be (while someone is laying in it).
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thanks all.
FWIW, I made an adjustable ridgeline for my ENO JungleNest: a whoopie sling with a closed loop at the other end. Started out using one of the ENO carabiners to connect the whoopie end of the SRL to the suspension, but later replaced that with a soft shackle. In my very limited experience, making the SRL adjustable is key. One size does not necessarily fit all.
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It def should always be 83%. But you can make it adjustable
I actually find a rigdeline for the eno about 4" longer than what is recommended works best for me, with that said adjustable is the way to go
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