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    ridge line

    hi all I have a 10ft hammock and I want to put a ridge line on it what length should it be. can anybody help thanks

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    100 Inch end to end would be the length you want for your RL on a 10-foot hammock.

    10-foot hammock is 120" long, 83% (the standard for RL length) of 120" is 99.6"....so 100" just to make it a round number easy to figure splicing with.
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    well thank you so much for that info pgibson will get out into the workshop and rig it up

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    You might consider making an adjustable ridgeline initially until you figure out exactly what length is best for you. I personally prefer about 2 inches longer than 83% on my 11'er.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Codea1991 View Post
    You might consider making an adjustable ridgeline initially until you figure out exactly what length is best for you. I personally prefer about 2 inches longer than 83% on my 11'er.
    That's what I did with my ENO SL and replaced the ropes by CL's too.
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