Webbing Storage

[HungLow]

Their are 101 different ways to store straps and woopies and no way is the right way. The only right way is the one that works for you .

Great ideas, maybe put the whoopies in a snack bag in with the tree straps in a larger freezer bag will get them separate, clean & dry.

Thanks...

[gplg]

http://hammockforums.net/forum/showp...0&postcount=21

Ditto! Pic or video?

[Popeye 62]

I see why it's called that, thanks!

[XTrekker]

So I have a Plethora of bamboo on my property and decided to make myself some containers. Made a few of them and I am actually using this one to hold my entire suspension including a backup whoopie sling. Its mad entirely out of bamboo and Jute Twine with 2 pieces of shock cord to hold the cap in place. The diameter is just enough to house the descender rings sold at REI. I drilled 2 holes to allow my tarp stakes to slide through them and act as a reel for my webbing to make it super easy to coil up nice and neat. The container weighs alittle over 10oz which is quite heavy for just a container but the neat factor of it makes up for it a bit I think. I dont take with me on trips where there is alot of hiking but on short backpacking trips I bring it along.

Anyways, its not that practical but I think its kindof cool cuz its made out of all natural materials (-shock cord). I have a few others that I made. May see if anybody here would want one. Maybe the next group hang ill pass a few out.


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[Whiskeyjack]

That's a really cool idea. Looks great too.

[michigandave]

I've got a couple sets I use. One is from Hammock bliss and it came with it's own small bag. The other set is narrower and I just bind 'em up with a rubber band and keep it in a small ziplock.

[cloudedice]

I haven't completed this yet, but I'm working on adding a mesh pocket to the bishop bag I stuff my hammock into. This would allow the suspension to stay with the hammock, but separate so tree sap or other dirt doesn't get in.

[XTrekker]

http://hammockforums.net/forum/showp...0&postcount=21

Nice I like this idea.