My ridgeline inside the hammock is droopy, can it be tightened up?
1693458
I take it that you mean the netting line. Adjust tension connection on main rope. Make sure to leave slack so you can enter without ripping the zipper.
1693459
I don't understand how that can be, because the ridgeline inside the hammock has a straight and direct connection to the support ropes on both sides of the hammock. When you lie in it the line becomes one straight taunt line from tree to tree( or pole to pole ). Is it droopy when it is in use?
641761
You need to cut it so that it won't be hanging down. Make sure that you leave a little extra, so incase you need to loosen it.
996386
Should not be a problem. This is a large Hammock with enough adjustments to fit your needs.
2168977
Yes. That should be sufficient. If you find it needs a bit more room, you can always hang it higher. I'm pretty sure the space where we hang our hammock isn't even 10'.
1652477
No you cannot.. attached to one side and the zippers are on the other side. It does however open up big enough that you can flip it over the ridge-line of the hammock and get it out of your face.
1697463
I believe the problem is the two ends of the hammock are held together by zip ties, and not that great of zip ties at that, at least that was the problem other reviews were stating. I personally never gave the hammock a chance as I went out and bought a Eno Hammock, which is expensive but well worth as long as you don't spend the extra 20 or 30 dollars to buy the tree straps and use 550 parachute cord instead. I doubt I helped u much sorry Stephen Mattie
360012
It wouldn't work too well with spreader bar hammocks. The max dozer is hard to gauge. I have a vivre double hammock that I bought off of amazon. You could technically put a bigger one on. I wouldn't recommend much bigger than that though.
1966167
Nope. I had bought a 13' hammock and used this stand. The hammock will stretch a little with its first use. With my 13' hammock I had to hang it from the chains. Then go higher on the links. I finally got it to the rings on the hammock and it's perfect. Great stand!
115932
I wouldn't really do it personally, mine is tightened up all of the way, but seems like it would move under hard force.
2124952
Contact them directly. They have a modified part now and will be sending the whole new piece to you (more than likely) they did for me when my hammock didn't line up properly.
1421996
Yes, it can and should be tightened. I bought a special adjustable, long nosed wrench at the hardware and it worked fine. I'm sure a pair of adjustable pliers will also work.
685121
Yes, you could, but it is hard to keep your balance on this hammock... I had a stand and it was hard to lay in. It is pretty, but I gave mine away!
2049686
I have, because I tightened it too tight. Just snug it up, and you'll be ok.
1018471
If your hammock is adjustable (i.e., you have to make a knot and tie it to the stand rather than having a ready-made loop/hoop at the end), then this stand will work out beautifully.
1344073
Shouldn't be a problem. As long as you don't pack it too full you should be able to tighten it down to an acceptable size.
2039003
had the same problem,look closely and you'll see that you can tighten it.I didn't see it at first though but you can tighten it.hope this help you
1519834
I would recommend just replacing it with a different type of hammock. I've used several hammocks and actually found I like using one of those woven colorful hammocks better. It fits looser and swings.