Hennessy Hammock suspension mod and 4 lb base weight loss

complete tutorial of how i swapped out the specter cord of a Hennessy hammock in favor of a Dutchware continuous loop.
Also, a quick chat about how i lost over 4 pounds of base weight in 3 areas, Hammock, tarp and Backpack.

[@bernardmulcahy6181]

Super helpful, thanks!

[@develentsai3215]

If you want light weight, no need the buckle just tie a hitch knot to the hammock, it's easy to adjust too

[@138modified]

I have friends that use this method. I prefer the buckles.

[@texashikeaholicsadventures5651]

Great modification!!! I will have to let Craig know. He has the same hammock in the gear room, but he never uses it due to the weight.

[@138modified]

It saved weight and makes it easier to use.

[@margoscargo]

What length of Dutch straps did you use for the weight comparison?

[@138modified]

Spider/Poly Straps, Length - 12', Dutch Clip - Sew-On Dutch Clips (Pair), Qty - 1, SKU - DUT900-1.7SOD

[@MrSiegenfeldt]

Awesome, I am looking to do the same - have you noticed any problems with the small holes being elongated or something? Thats my only worry

[@138modified]

Modifying with continuous lips was the best thing ever. Cut weight and made set up a lot easier. No issues at all

[@MrSiegenfeldt]

@@138modified Awesome! I have settled on cinch buckles and are ordering from Dutch as we 'speak' - happy trails!

[@138modified]

@@MrSiegenfeldt I personally love cinch buckles. They are a no brainer imo. I use the dutchware beetle buckles.

[@zyeklonbey3545]

Im guessing you can't use the tarp that comes with the hennesy hammock anymore right?

[@138modified]

I already had hennessy tarp on its own Ridgeline with it's own snake skins. That way I can load up in the rain and after everything is in the pack, take the tarp down last