ENO - Eagles Nest Outfitters Atlas Hammock Straps, Suspension System

The ENO Atlas straps are very easy to use and gentler on tree bark than rope. I’ve been using this product for almost a year on a variety of trees (even sappy conifers) for hammock purposes and the straps have held up well. Set up is super quick and easy, even for a simpleton like me. Just wrap the strap around the tree at the desired height (go higher for the further the distance is between trees) and pull through the loop on the end of itself, basically a girth hitch. There are 9 loops per strap which a hammocker can use to find the perfect hang. Each strap can hold 250 lbs. So, you can hang in your hammock safely if you weigh under 500 lbs as far as the straps combined strength is concerned. I hope this is helpful.

These are the definitive straps for any hammock lover. Because of the special nylon threads, they truthfully do not stretching while in use (or if they do it is so abysmally dismissive it is ridiculous to mention). It also adds a nice colorful contrast to the design of the straps which is always appreciated. They are extremely well made as well. They handle any type of tree bark from a soft aspen to rugged pines. They are also extremely easy to set up as compared to other sets I have seen. There is literally nothing negative I can say about these straps. ENO: you have done a brilliant job. If you have a hammock, there should be no question in your mind on which straps you need to buy. The choice is obvious. You will not regret it.

I love using these straps - they make setting up my eno very simple. There are lots of loops to choose from, which only widens the number of places I can hang my hammock! My husband has the slap strap pros, but after seeing and using my Atlas straps, he wishes he would have ordered these instead. They seem to be very durable, and I have not noticed any stretching. I've used them about 7 times. They are very well made, and I think they will hold up nicely.

My son got an ENO hammock for his birthday but we didn't have any way to hang it. After researching on Youtube I made him some straps with 550 paracord. It worked but it was scary, plus they damaged the trees. I didn't feel safe with my child hanging in the air on what seemed like a thread. So I looked on line to find the best product for the best price. I kept coming back to the Atlas Strap. It's long and there are many hook options. The trees can be a considerable distance away or closer than preferable. Plus, they're super easy to wrap around the tree, and they don't damage the tree at all. Set up is super quick. I've enjoyed his hammock so much that I bought myself an ENO Hammock and Atlas Straps as well. The Atlas Straps were a solid purchase for ease of use and safety. I feel much safer when my son goes camping or just hanging around. I definitely recommend this product.

I debated back and forth on what straps to get for my hammock. I wanted something to take with me camping and didn't want to spend a lot of money. However, after reading some of the reviews of other straps I decided to spend a little more and go with the Atlas straps. I am very glad I did! This last weekend I headed out to the campground to test everything out before I go on vacation. There were not many suitable trees to choose from in my spot and the two I had to use were a little too close. However I was able to get it to work since the straps worked perfectly. First, I had to put the straps very high on the tree - I thought for sure they would "wiggle" down as I got in and out, but they didn't move at all. Thankfully this strap had a lot of connection loops and even though I had to use the loop closest to the tree it was just enough to work. Finally there was absolutely no stretch on the straps so even though my hammock has some stretch to it I was able to stay far enough off the ground to be comfortable. Had I gone with the cheaper straps my hammock and I would have been hugging the ground. As it was I had a perfect place to read a book and watch the fire. It was wonderful!!!

These are the only hammock straps I would ever buy! The range on these bad boys is incredible! With 4 inch increments, you can have your hammock as tight or as loose as you want! The straps are superb quality and stand up to even the roughest of trees! I have even hung mine from brick pillars with no problem. They don't slide around on the trees and hold my double hammock with me and my wife perfectly! They also come with a carrying pouch that is convenient for keeping them. Perfect choice for serious and casual hammockers!

If you're trying to decide on straps to go with your hammock, look no further. My wife bought these and has loved them. I was doing a bunch of research and thought "oh I'll be fine with the SlapStraps and I'll save a few bucks along the way". Don't do it. Just buy these and save yourself that feeling of jealousy as you watch others with the Atlas straps effortlessly set up on any tree they want. Buy these and walk through the woods with the confident swagger of a person who's about to conquer the forest. With my SlapStraps I walk through the woods like a meek little man, shaking violently and peeing myself a little bit, just hoping that I can find a trunk that works. Don't pee yourself a little bit. Just buy these Atlas Straps. There are like 20 loops per strap, or 15, a whole lot of them regardless and it makes it super easy to get started setting up.

The straps work fabulously! I looked for a long time to find straps that were affordable and of good quality. These straps secure to basically anything and I don't have a fear of them breaking or slipping. They stretch a little so after awhile the hammock will sag lower, so it is necessary to place them higher than you think if you plan on using them for an extended period of time. Definitely recommend these! They are very light and easy to throw in a back pack to take on your next adventure!

Am Sonntag bestellt, kamen die Straps am Dienstag bei mir an. Das ging wirklich schnell. Beim auspacken und ersten Begutachten fiel mir die gute Qualität sofort auf. Das Material hat was von einem Ratschengurt wie er bei LKWs zur Sicherung der Ladung verwendet wird, sehr dick und wertig. Die Nähte wirken sehr stabil und ich könnte mir vorstellen, dass die 200 lbs pro Gurt noch nicht die oberste Grenze darstellen. Einen ersten Belastungstest an einem Balken und mit mir (ca. 110 Kilo) als Testgewicht hielten sie auf alle Fälle schon mal stand. "Richtig" getestet wird erst bei etwas wärmeren Temperaturen, aber ich denke ich werde nicht enttäuscht sein. Auch wenn die Straps sicherlich nicht die günstigsten auf dem Markt sind, kann ich Sie trotzdem jedem empfehlen, der eine stabile, sichere Aufhängung für seine Hängematte wünscht. und wer will das denn nicht ;)

Pedí el Atlas porque había comprado previamente una hamaca ENO Doublenest. Se puede obviar esta cincha con viejos cinturones de seguridad o correas de resistencia similares, pero es muy incómodo. Con el Atlas, se tarda en montar la hamaca menos de dos minutos. Una pasada.

Essenziale e utilissimo per appendere l'amaca in velocità e nel rispetto degli alberi. rende davvero molto comodo appendere l'amaca e ti permette di farlo d'apertutto ma... già l'amaca dell'ENO ha un certo prezzo e poi non la puoi usare a meno di comprare un paio di lacci e il prezzo si alza...

These straps made it so easy to hang my hammock, just wrap straps around the trees and hook on the carabineros from the hammock, so simple and functional.

ENO Atlas straps are 9' each, they perform perfectly and go up in seconds. Very impressed with these straps. The only draw back is if your in a place that only has large base trees, your going to have to improvise, I wish these straps were longer. I know they sell the Atlas XL to use with larger trunks, however they are double the price. Great Product watch some Youtube videos on how to use properly, can't stress this enough once you do it a couple times you will never forget how to wrap around tree properly and which way the loops go. Would definitely buy again, I have two hammocks so maybe I will look for deal on XL so I can have on hand incase I am working with larger trees.