RALLT Premium Heavy-Duty Hammock Tree Straps & Carabiners - Extra Strength Suspension with 20ft of 2000+ lb Non-Stretch Polyester Straps & Wire Gate Carabiners - Outdoor Camping Gear (Black, 1 Pack)

WOW! Just WOW! I bought these for an upcoming camping trip. Product arrived quickly. Packed nicely. Got a great email making sure I got the product and asking how I like them. I said I hadn't tried them yet. Sooooo today I took my dogs for a nice 6 mile or so hike and took my hammock and new strap set and a couple beverages and some lunch snacks and set off into the woods. Found a nice stand of trees on the ridge line and proceeded to set up my hammock as a place to sit and swing while enjoying a break while my dogs walked around and ate sticks. I got my hammock straps out and in under 5 minutes I was swinging carefree in my hammock! Sigh. So super easy to use these! Adjusting was super easy. There was no slippage on the trees nor any damage to them. I finished that trail and instead of heading home I headed back in on another trail that borders the stream. Found a nice spot along a beachy area so the dogs could play in the water and once again had my hammock hanging in under 5 minutes using a tree and a downed tree and again it was just super easy to adjust to get the length and swing just right. You need these straps! The double stitching is evident that they will be very strong and are quality made. This is just simply a quality product that I can't say enough nice things about. I had no trouble stuffing them in the included stuff sack or I tended to roll them the same way they came to make them pack nice and small. You NEED these hammock straps yesterday! They are the bomb! And so freaking easy to use. Well, like I already said... You needed these yesterday!

I bought a hammock awhile back on clearance from a big box store but there were no straps included. I researched on Amazon and found these babies. They are so easy to use and reliable. I have had them installed on a couple of trees in my back yard since they arrived at the house a couple of months ago and they are still tight and I feel confident that they will hold the required weight and will last for a long while to come. Great pricing and good quality! Would purchase again (if I get another hammock that would give me a good excuse!)

Bought 2 sets of the Rallt hammock straps to try on the Grand Trunk Ultralight hammocks that I had bought my daughters for Christmas. The Ultralights didn't come with straps and I am new to using hammocks so I can only compare these to the straps that came with my Grand Trunk Double hammock. -The GT straps were basically a rope doubled over, tied to make a loop in the middle and tied off at the end. Put the ends through the loop, pull snug against the tree, and then tie attachment points. Pretty simple to use, but a problem with this style is that it can start to stretch which will lead to your hammock sagging. They are very lightweight and fits in a small area though. -The Rallt has the same basic setup in a strap form. Has the loop and attachment points already sewn in- wrap around the tree, pull through loop, and ready to hang. While these are supposed to be ultralight, they seem heavier than the GT straps. While they come in a nice carry bag they will take up more space, which will be more of an issue if backpacking. These do seem more durable so that's a trade-off I'm willing to make if I'm going to be in a place where I can't quickly get replacements. Overall, I feel like they are very good straps and were a good value when comparing price/quality to similar straps.

I did a good amount of research on which straps to buy, and chose to try out these ones. My first impression of them was that they were pretty small (width-wise). As a bigger man, I really questioned if they were actually going to be able to hold me. With that in mind, I made sure to inspect the stitching of the loops before actually hanging from them. The end loops that you loop the whole strap through around the tree has 5 separate lines of stitching alone. In essence... that section isn't coming apart. Each individual loop section is actually double stitched - but not in the way it sounds. Between each loop is a section stitched in a square. This means the end of one loop is stitched, the beginning of another is also stitched, and the space between the stitches is connected - making a square stitch pattern between each loop. I've seen other strap systems out there where there is simply a single line of stitching between each loop. However, these straps are stitched so securely that I had no reservations about trusting any of the loops with my weight. In essence, not only did the straps hold my weight, but I felt they could probably hold a heck of a lot more than just me. When I sat down in my hammock, there was no give or any other sign that they might give way and break. In fact, they acted like I wasn't even hanging in the hammock at all. There was no visible difference in strap structure or look when I was or was not in the hammock. This tells me they are extremely reliable in their construction. Now, I want to touch on the reflective line of stitching down the center of the straps.as I feel its exceptionally amazing feature. That small strip of reflective stitching shines with even the smallest amount of light - making it really easy to see in the dark. I highly recommend these straps to anyone looking for reliable straps at a decent price.

After several camping/hiking trips carrying rope, I decided to invest in the ENO Atlas tree straps, but saw these and thought for the price savings it might be worth trying. Since the purchase I've used these straps on a couple outings and have been very happy with them. Pros * Strong enough. Tested with two adults (~350 lbs total) * Easy to set up - had my hammock hanging within minutes * Versatile - while not a reason for purchasing the straps, they came in handy on my last outing when I came upon a ravine/cliff face I had to descend. Because each end of the strap is a loop, I was able to connect the two with a carabiner to make a long rope to lower my pack * Roll up quickly, stored in a provided pouch Cons * This is not a broad strap - only 3/4" wide. I would think an ideally width would be about an 1" so as not to damage the tree. I didn't pay attention to the details before purchasing. That said, I did not observe any damage to the trees that I used. For the $20 I spent on these, this is money well spent.

Only reason it didn't get a 5 star, probably isn't their fault. Its my perception from the experience with the super cool hammock store that closed its store on my side of Maui. They got another one but its like a 2 hour drive and in tourist central. So I ordered, anyway good straps decent length and had a good amount of loops and came with 2 rated biners and a nice sack. The downside is that they aren't the fat ones they get at the hammock shop. These are maybe an inch wide, the others were an easy 1.5 inches, and the carabiners while rated at 12Kn were not the 24Kn ones at the store. Also its about the same price. But like I said 2 hour drive for straps ain't necessary. Anyway they held my fat behind just fine and I expect them to hold up to the 2 or 3 hammock webs I like to weave.

What's great about these is that they have loops all up and down the strap so you can adjust it to just about any length you want! It stays put--very secure and easy to use with D-clips/carabiners. It's worth it to have these because you never know when you're camping how far the trees will be apart. So having that extra 20 feet comes in handy a lot! These are super sturdy and I'm sure will last a long time. They even stand up to the rough bark of my grand old oak trees to hold my hammock up in my yard without fraying apart. Plenty strong enough for a two person hammock. It had no trouble handling all our weight at all. We were very safe and secure with these straps. Very worth the money.

Basically the Rallt straps are the best hammock straps on the market. I will compare these to 3 other ways to hang your hammock [Rallt vs 550 Cord]: This is what I used as my first attempt to hang my hammock. I used 550 cord for a couple of years but one time camping in the winter I found that in the cold and dark, you do not want to be fiddling with 550 cord. After that experience I said to myself that I would get straps. Rallt straps are faster to deploy than 550 cord, and with the reflective threads running the length, this helps you at night to find your hammock. Reflects white and red light, as well as campfire light. [Rallt vs the Cheapest nylon straps you can buy]: Being cheap again, I purchased the $5 straps. They suck. They are not long enough. They stretch like crazy. They came with heavy metal hardware that makes them bulky and weigh more. Dont waste money on the cheapest straps, go ahead and spend the extra money. [Rallt vs a Different Brand]: In this example, I will use my friend's ENO straps. The ENO straps had hook up loop every 12 in (300 MM) while the Rallt had a hook up every 3 in (76 MM). He had less options to hook up and his hammock wasnt centered between the trees. With more hook up options I was allowed to adjust my hammock better and have it centered between the trees. The Rallt straps were about 2 ft, or 24 in (609 MM) longer that the ENO. We are both big guys (both of us are around 6'2" and 270 lbs) The ENO straps stretched and my friend had to readjust in the night. With the Rallt I did not have to re-adjust. They stayed at the same position the whole night. The only thing I have against these straps are if you are doing stealth missions and need to keep a low profile at night, the reflective threads running the length of the straps would give away your position, as you can see them very well even with low light. But if you are in this situation you probably dont need to be sleeping in a hammock, as you would be very vulnerable.

Received my straps on time, the straps appear to be good quality, heavy duty stitching and thick nylon. I have not been able to test them with my Hennessy Hammock just yet, but the length of the straps and multiple loops will ensure easy setup, I use a quick set up with carabiners and repel rings. The straps come with their own little bag which is nice and they fit in the hammock bag provided with the Hennessy Hammock as well. Slightly heavier than the Hennessy Hammock straps, this was to be expected as they are much longer and much more versatile than the straps that come with the Hennessy. I can't wait to use them in the field, I am sure they will open up much more possible set up sites for my Hennessy Hammock

Extremely happy with this purchase! Very easy to use and extremely sturdy. We had three average weight females on the hammock as once and these straps didn’t even flinch. Easy on trees and left no damage. There is plenty of length and places to hook onto. These are great!

Do what they’re meant to do with ease. Nice touch is the reflective stitching throughout so it’s safe to navigate around your setup at night as long as you have a head torch on.

Me agrada lo practico que es, es un poco delgado pero de acuerdo al costo esta super bien, sirve para la funcion

Love these straps. I used to tie my camping hammock, but switched to these plus carabiners. They reduce the setup time for a hammock by several minutes (a big deal when the weather's bad), and you can readjust the tension in seconds - just move your carabiner to another loop on the belt. No issues with them slipping on trees at all. The straps and stitching are good quality, and I've had no stretching in the belt after a summer of use. If you use a hammock, I HIGHLY recommend these over tying off ropes.