Uploaded May 2019 | Updated September 2026, 1 hour ago
Heres another look at an all-in-one suspension on my WB Ridgerunner. This time I'm using my 11' Wilderness Logics Old Man Winter. Since its shorter than the 12' Chill Gorilla hex I added some length to the attachment points with a loop of Zing-it prussiked to the whoopies and the Lash-it soft shackle larks headed to that. After playing with the height of the tree straps I got it dialed in a little better with less sag when the hammock is loaded, but not too steep of an angle to change the lay of the RR. Its a fine line that took some time to work out but now its good to go. Overall Im really liking this type of suspension as it makes set up/take down MUCH quicker and easier. Let me know what you think or if you have any questions. Now that the weather is getting better I plan on doing videos a lot more frequently, so if there's anything you want to see Im open to suggestions! ~ Chesapeake
Heres another look at an all-in-one suspension on my WB Ridgerunner. This time I'm using my 11' Wilderness Logics Old Man Winter. Since its shorter than the 12' Chill Gorilla hex I added some length to the attachment points with a loop of Zing-it prussiked to the whoopies and the Lash-it soft shackle larks headed to that. After playing with the height of the tree straps I got it dialed in a little better with less sag when the hammock is loaded, but not too steep of an angle to change the lay of the RR. Its a fine line that took some time to work out but now its good to go. Overall Im really liking this type of suspension as it makes set up/take down MUCH quicker and easier. Let me know what you think or if you have any questions. Now that the weather is getting better I plan on doing videos a lot more frequently, so if there's anything you want to see Im open to suggestions! ~ Chesapeake
