Do you store your suspension with your hammock or separately?

[Rice-N-beans]

My hammock is a Dutch Chameleon, I use the Dutch cinch buckle complete suspension system with the 15' length straps.

I keep my straps attached to each end of my hammock stuff sack like in the pictures I posted.




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[TrailSlug]

I store my suspension with my Hammock but I store my straps in these sap sacks.

https://www.arrowhead-equipment.com/...2/SapSack.html

[leiavoia]

Separate. Sap is the bigger problem. If you have whoopies, those can ride with the hammock even if wet, but the straps need to stay outside.

Mine go in a weightless little mess bag that used to hold veggies from the grocery store.

[MattB]

Separate. I hang on a lot of pines and my straps are pretty gross.

[BradA72]

Separate, my straps have a ton of spruce sap on them.

[Dekozn]

Suspension and straps separate from the hammock. I like being able to swap out the suspension easily for short hangs and keep my pack dry when they are wet.

[cricky101]

I have continuous loops that stay on the hammock and use straps with a Becket hitch. The straps get wrapped and stored in a small ziplock which goes in the stuff sack with the hammock.

[slugbait]

Together, unless wet or sappy.

[ofuros]

Suspension stored attached for a smooth, quick setup.
Tree straps in the same hammock dry bag so there's no chance of separation or loss.

Mostly a overnight & weekend hanger, so any damp/wetness gets dried/aired when I return home. Not a issue for me.

Stick to a routine that works for you...until a better way comes along.

[TxAggie]

Suspension is stored in the same kitbag I keep my stakes in.


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