Can this slackline be set up between trees? Or only on the stands provided?
1273800
Yeah it can. The two girth hitches will wrap around the trees, one on the slack line and the other with the ratchet. It's a thicker webbing too which is nice for learning on holds tight under little tension compared to a more dynamic webbing.
1273801
They can be set up between trees. you tie the slackline around the trees and then the rachet is used to tighten the rope.
1273802
Yes. In fact, as far as I know, there are no stands provided. They do sell a set of tree-huggers if you want to protect your trees.
1768023
You need to set the tent between two trees and run the guide line thru the tent to each tree or you can use treking poles / branches and guide line them to the ground after putting tention on the rope going thru tent I hope this helps you out you can also see demos on a frame tent set ups and tarp on youtube
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I have a space saver stand that is 9 ft apart. But I also have straps to use out camping or in the yard. The space for that totally depends on the tree thickness and your straps. I went camping in mid June and my straps would not go twice around a tree, so we had to put the strap about 10 ft up the tree with a kid on someone's shoulders and then stretch the other end to a tree about 12 ft away. Worked great, just looked weird :) I had to kick people out of *my* hammock to use it. It was a big hit and the kids enjoyed getting in it 2-3 at a time. No injuries all weekend.
1547627
Not really. You put this up after you have set up a fixed stand. Now, every time you climb up or down you are safe. If you use the climber on the same tree, then it would work. However, you wouldn't need a climber then.
1354014
It can set up on floor or table. Depends how wide your tree stand is if it would go around that or not
2131962
That really depends upon your area/yard. We have one of them tied off between the side of our garage and trees close by. The other, we implanted posts in the ground to attach it to.
640806
I'm sure you could mount it between trees but you would have to buy special hardware to do so if you are intending to mount it directly to tree trunks or thick branches. The included hardware is designed to mount to joists and I believe the included bolts are only 4 inches long so depending on how you intend to secure it to the trees, the included hardware may not suffice? I mounted mine to a 4 inch thick joist in my house and had to buy 6 inch bolts to achieve this. It's approximately 26.5 inches from center to center between the holes designated for mounting the bar - hope that helps answer your questions! I'm sure you could mount it between trees but you would have to buy special hardware to do so if you are intending to mount it directly to tree trunks or thick branches. The included hardware is designed to mount to joists and I believe the included bolts are only 4 inches long so depending on how you intend to secure it to the trees, the included hardware may not suffice? I mounted mine to a 4 inch thick joist in my house and had to buy 6 inch bolts to achieve this. It's approximately 26.5 inches from center to center between the holes designated for mounting the bar - hope that helps... » Read More I'm sure you could mount it between trees but you would have to buy special hardware to do so if you are intending to mount it directly to tree trunks or thick branches. The included hardware is designed to mount to joists and I believe the included bolts are only 4 inches long so depending on how you intend to secure it to the trees, the included hardware may not suffice? I mounted mine to a 4 inch thick joist in my house and had to buy 6 inch bolts to achieve this. It's approximately 26.5 inches from center to center between the holes designated for mounting the bar - hope that helps answer your questions! « Show Less
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You could also wrap the cable around the tree, of course the diameter of the tree could determine how well that works. That's what we did camping, when I didn't have tools to adjust the length.
725281
Yes it can be installed to go any length you want it. You can wrap extra cable around tree to shorten
2127874
Yes, I have a tree stand,The Raven ,By Big Game treestands. The shooting rail is 17 feet above ground, Seats two, And the shooting rail is now Fastened down so it doesn't move. The Blind is way big enough to cover any of the tree stands that I have seen. I don't have it up yet. After it's up I will be tying it to the Rail and foot stand, and using the sipper. If I don't like it that way, I'LL undo the foot rail. and let it flap around.From what I've done, its well worth the price. Hope it helps you. PS Buy heaver duty wire tie's
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Yes, The only limit it the length. If it will go around the tree, great! Attach your carabineer and go.
106362
Hello! The slackline is easy to set up and there are many videos on how to arrange it on Youtube. 49' line is perfect for a 42' distance.
1662199
You need a cable long enough to connect to both poles. The cable from this net is not long enough.
693923
My hammock hangs between two trees, and they are 12 feet apart. I have 12" of chain on each end with large quick links to hook in to the eyebolts in my trees.
604405
The chains are probably around 6 feet and I dont see why you couldnt put it on a tree
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I already had a stand that is approximately 8' from tip to tip. I think it is the standard size. I don't know the exact measurements. You can also use a rope and tie it between trees.
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The trees can be used as posts for the wire and insulators. It is important that no branches are touching the hot wires and the hot wire does not touch the trees.