The Hammock Tree Strap attaches your hammock to most trees with ease
Two per pack
Hammock Strap wraps around the tree so you do not have to harm the tree to hang your hammock
Dimensions: 3" x 120"
Product Review
Product Description
Made of heavy-duty weather-resistant strapping, these hammock tree straps attach your hammock to most trees with the greatest of ease. Each pack contains two tree straps.
Summary: holds hammock doesn't damage tree 2009-10-24
Comment: I've yet to figure out the best 'wrap' for around the tree, but most any will do. The directions leave me clueless. However it works for the intended purpose and appears sturdy and long lasting, a keeper.
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Summary: Figured it out 2009-09-14
Comment: The strap is very sturdy and secure and appears safe for my trees. Since my trees have a pretty big trunk and are pretty close together, I had to fuss to get them adjusted right. Not quite enough to go around the trunk one more time, but too much strap left dangling. But now it's good. Not many directions included but I figured it out.
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Summary: Tree Saver Straps 2009-07-01
Comment: My husband had very little trouble installing these once he got the height right. So far, they are working great!!!
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Summary: BEST INVENTION FOR HAMMOCKS! 2009-04-18
Comment: These things are wonderful. I wish more people would buy them for use with their hammocks. Easy to use, they make it easy to move your hammock around your yard. The brown color makes the straps camoflauged nicely and best of all, you DO NOT hurt the tree!
I'd give this item 6 stars if I could!
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Summary: Worked exactly as I needed 2008-12-07
Comment: I have the hammock, and I have two trees that are just barely sufficiently far apart for the hammock. After a full season of use (I took them down after we had a few weeks of snow), things are still working well. They help up fine with no serious signs of wear on either the straps, or the walnut trees. (did I mention that I have been lounging under a whole bunch of walnuts?)
The most difficult part is to figure out:
1. How high to place the straps so that the hammock will hang as you desire.
2. Precisely how to initially position the strap around the tree so that it will be the perfect length. The strap works by wrapping around the tree.
You will probably lose 15 minutes figuring out exactly how you need to position the straps (that is how long I took anyway). It then did just fine with a whole lot of abuse, including the neighbor kids that like to really swing on the hammock....