I actually saw those cinch buckles last night Im gotta get a pair conventional ones are really a pain to loosen after hammocking thanks for the vid,it helped.🗽🛸
They are my favorite suspension. Even though they are heavier and more bulk than the woopie sling. They are the one I always have with me. I highly recommend them. Thank you Davidreidy for watching. I really appreciate it.
I have used both whoopie slings and cinch buckles. Like them both and it's nice to be familiar with both techniques. I went on Superior link you provided, thinking I might pick up a couple of their cinch buckles to try out. I have plenty of straps already, so was a little disappointed to see that you couldn't buy just the cinch buckles by themselves but had to bundle them with straps, also. I have used Dutchware gear's cinch buckles for some time and haven't had any problems with them. Thx for the video.
Make sure that when you put the buckles on the straps. That the hook end ( which you attach to the hammock ) is facing the end of the straps that is attached to the tree ( the end with the sewn on loops ) You have a great setup that will last for years of comfort. Thank you Vladimir for watching. I really appreciate it.
The beetle buckles are much easier to use than demonstrated here. Dutch has a decent video that demonstrates how to adjust beetle buckles under load. But certainly these look pretty easy.
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Thanks for the video. I might just end up getting these. I have a pair of those Dutch beetle buckles and I cannot stand them. They have always been hard to use when there’s any weight in the hammock, and then you added some cold with some sap and dirt and they are impossible. Thanks for the comparison
Thank you so much for this video. I thought there was something wrong with me struggling to adjust these different cinch buckles. Going to purchase the Superior Hammock one now. Hope you're getting credit for it!
I just want to help the people first. Than the small cottage industry. Especially people that are starting out. Thank you for watching Barbera. I really appreciate it.
Hi there! I'm a ground sleeper wanting to give hammocks a try. I'd like to get a very easy-to-use suspension system for the Dream Hammock Sparrow I'm planning to order. I'm trying to decide whether to go with the cinch buckle system that Dream Hammock sells with their hammocks or this Superior Hammock Cinch Buckle. Have you tried the Dream Hammock cinch buckles? If so, how would you compare them to the Superior Cinch Buckle, especially in terms of ease of loosening, and ease of attaching/detaching from the continuous loops on the hammock. Thanks so much for your videos! I'm in the process of watching all of the videos in your Beginner's Guide to Hammocking. I really appreciate your explanations for beginners. It's quite a gift you are giving to others.
I believe the Dream Hammock Sparrow is the one of, if not the best gathered end hammock out there. ( make sure you get the right size width ) Now the Dream Hammock Cinch Buckle suspension is the same as most others. If you are buying the best hammock. I would than buy the best suspension. The Superior suspension sides up and down really nice. Even with some weight in it. I have use every type of suspensions out there. I love the whoopie sling because of it's strength, light weight and packability. But because of the ease and quickness of the Superior Hammock Cinch Buckle. I now use it about 90% of the time. It really shines when the trees are a little too close then I would prefer. With that hammock and suspension. Which is a great investment. Next, start saving for a nice under quilt and then a good tarp. We are never going to be able to get you out of the woods. Thank you Tim so much for watching. I always appreciate it. P.S. If you buy the Sparrow. Tell Randy that I said hi. He is a great guy.
Thanks for your reply! I’m planning to get the Dream Hammock Sparrow with the Superior Hammock Cinch Buckle as you recommended. I’m 6 feet 4 inches tall and weigh 150 pounds. I’m planning to get a 12 foot Sparrow with a width of around 70 inches. I’m planning to get the single layer Sparrow with the 1.7 oz MTN fabric, on Randy’s suggestion. Do you have any experience with that fabric? I’m thinking of a UGQ Zeppelin underquilt. Do you have any experience with that underquilt, and if so, do you like it? For a tarp, I’m considering buying a 4 season tarp. I’d like to own only one tarp, at least right now, and so I’d like to be covered for any conditions. For the 4 season tarp, I’m considering a UGQ Winterdream, a Hammock Gear Winter Palace, a Simply Light Designs Winter Haven, and a Warbonnet Superfly. I don’t know yet which I’d like to get. Do you have any experience with any of these, and if so, would you be willing to share your thoughts on them? Yes, it will be hard to get me out of the woods. I go on a day-hike once a week, and spend the other 6 days longing to go back to the woods. I find the forest more beautiful than words can say. As the famous saying states, “Earth is crammed with heaven, every common bush afire with God” I’ve been doing mainly day-hikes because I sleep so poorly when I try to do backpacking trips. I’m hoping that moving from the ground to a hammock will enable me to sleep better, and therefore be able to do overnight trips. I typically find sleeping on the ground on an air pad not all that comfortable. I suffer from sore shoulders and hips (I’m a side sleeper). I’m hoping that hammock sleeping will distribute pressure along my whole body more evenly so I don’t get sore pressure points. I plan to let Randy know you say hi. He’s been so helpful to me, trying to understand what options on the Sparrow to go with. Thank you so much for your help!
The 1.7oz MTN fabric will be perfect. I only have one UGQ under quilt. Most of the ones I have are the Phoenix from Hammock Gear. UGQ makes great quilts. I have the Warbonnet Superfly and the Hammock Gear Winter Place. Both of those tarps are great. But lately, Danny from Superior Hammock Came up with a design for a tarp that is really cool. It is the Superior Shelter. Versatile and multifunctional. I believe that may be my favorite tarp. I will be doing a review on it soon. If it were not for the hammock. My backpacking days would be over. At the end of the day. My body is aching and I can barely walk. Especially my back. And that is because the fabric conforms to my body. With no pressure points. I will wake up the next morning pain-free. I am a side sleeper. But I am very comfortable on my back. I just move my legs around.
Nice video! Thanks. But the problems you mentioned with cinch buckles are the problems I have had with whoopies, which is why I evolved back to cinch buckles. The buckles are dead simple to adjust, even with gloves in total darkness. And the Warbonnet buckles now sold have strings on one of the triangles, pretty much fixing the loosening issue. It may be easier if you take a bit of weight off of the strap, but, since this is a one-handed adjustment, you have the other hand to support the hammock a bit, if you need to. Still, due to your excellent review, I think I want this system. Putting on my Amazon Wish List (via Amazon Assistant extension).
For many years now. I have been using the Whoopie Sling. ( very strong and light weight ). But lately, I have been using those cinch buckles from Superior hammock. They are the easiest one that I have ever used. Maybe I have becoming Lazy. Thank you for watching and sharing that Jere. I really appreciate it.
@@AdventureswiththeMarine I enjoy your videos. Down to earth, practical, useful, and interesting. And I admire your energy, drive, and perseverance. Didn't I hear you say once that you have had two hip replacements?
I had the first one done in 2010. And the second in 2011. If it were not for the technical achievements in the medical field. I would be crippled instead of hiking.
Ok, I was going to get the cinch buckle for ease of use, then the whoopie for wt. I checked Dutchwear for the cost and wt. of there whoopie system; 6.5 oz w/ tree straps; 7oz w/ dutch clips. I'm I doing something wrong? Thanks for the great info.
If you get a pair of Whoopie slings ( 7/64 Amsteel ) with 2 - 4ft. Kevlar Tree Huggers and 2 Dutch clip. The weight will be under 3 ounces for the pair. Those and the Superior Cinch Buckles are the only two suspensions that I am using right now. If I am not worried about weight so much. I will bring both if I am with a group. I will use the Cinch Buckles, if the tree are close together. If the trees are farther apart. Then I will use the whoopie sling. My last trip I was with my Nephew. We shared the suspensions. Depending on where we hung the hammocks. We would switch the suspension to meet the situation. Thank you for watching baron Davis.
Backpacking With a Hammock Thanks for the response. I think the ease of use of the cinch buckle is worth the small weight penalty. Your posts are very helpful for a newbie like me.
I know this is over a year old, but I used whoopies for awhile too. Just switches to beetle buckles from dutch. Ill never switch to anything else. Beetle buckles are where its at. Theyre literally amazing.
@@AdventureswiththeMarine yeah. Im a single man but maybe if I get a gf again I will enjoy that feature also. Didnt like hanging in the same hammock, because it was uncomfortable. I did enjoy her being with me though. The ease of them is just so awesome, and im not a gram weenie. I do like being light but ultralight not so much.
good video when the guy was using the beetle buckle from dutchware he should be grabbing that locking tab of the buckle not the sides it makes it alot easier when trying to loosen it also the continuous amstell loop should only be hooked on one side of the buckle when it is being adjusted makes it also makes it easier, great videos brother Semper Fi
Just did my first overnight, and enjoyed it. Used daisy chains and although the worked I did find it difficult to puuulll my hammock weight off of them before adjusting from loop to loop. I looked on the Superior Gear site, and it looks like the suspension is on sale (apr 30, 2019), but the photos show the "triangle" with a sharp angel at the end, vs. the curved end you showed in your video. Is that style so new that they haven't even stocked them online yet? I was ready to purchase these but am hesitating since I'd prefer the inner curved design for finger comfort...
The ones that he is selling are curved. He needs to up date that website. I am glad you had a great time hammock camping. It sounds like you are hooked. Thank you for watching NJHeart2Heart. I really appreciate it.
@@AdventureswiththeMarine He also needs to provide a "contact us" link to his email...and/or a facebook page that includes contact information. I looked ALLL over his website, and could not find any contact email to ask the question! Looks like your review is creating some interest for him, which is great, but he needs to be ready for questions. I'm going to trust your understanding here, because I really like it based on your reviews! :)
@@AdventureswiththeMarine I'm a little concerned that over 6 months ago NJHeart2Heart commented about the website showing only "triangle" and yet 6 months later I'm experiencing the same issue. I like your video. I like your review. I want to purchase this "EXACT" product, unfortunately the product I see in the video does not match the product they are selling. Should I use the email address you supplied above? Thank you for your time.
Hey, may i ask what is the model of the hammock you are using during the summer/autumn scenes ? It looks very comfy and i need to get a new one soon. Best regards and thank you in advance
I currently use the daisy chain tree straps and I too find them rather annoying to use. When I clicked on the link to Danny's website I found the tree straps but they didn't have the curved area in the buckle that you showed in your review. Are these a new design not available at this time?
Good day good sir, I didn't see this addressed directly in any of your videos (by title) but are there hammock that you recommend or not recommend...or is there things to look for or stay away from in a hammock?
Good choice! You can not go wrong with the Becket Hitch. I have used that knot for many different applications over the years. Thank you foe watching Kawa Saki. I really appreciate it.
I have been in many freezing rain condition. Snow storms and sub-zero temperatures. I have never had my whoopie sling freeze up. I have been waiting for it to happen. But it never has Garry. Maybe I have been lucky.
Do you find a 5 or 6 foot tree strap is sufficient when using a whoopie sling? I’m wondering if I should get longer tree straps for my suspensions to accommodate larger diameter trees
For years, I have been using 4 foot kevlar tree huggers with a dutch clip on the end. But lately I have been using a 5 foot poly tree hugger and a carabiner on the end. Some times the 4 footer was too short. But so far the 5 footer has not been too short.
I think the comparison with the dutchware beetle buckle is unfair. He wasn't even doing it correctly. All you have to do is watch Dutch's video on how they work (ua-cam.com/video/q8gK4mphVcI/v-deo.html). It's basically the exact same thing as the ones in this video without the finger loop. You can't compare misuse to proper use. That would be like hanging a hammock without any sag and comparing the comfort to one with a perfect hang.
I am not bashing the beetle buckle. I believe they are a great design. I just asked Runner to loosen his suspension ( which happen to beetle buckle ) and filmed. He also did not take the weight off the suspension with the other hand. Every thing has it's pro's and con's. But the Superior Hammock Cinch Buckles loosen a lot easier than the beetle buckle. I believe Dutch would agree. Because he makes them for Danny. Thank you for watching and your comment Neil.
I like to have it both ways. I think you can make amsteal daisy chain, about 2-3 inch increments over about 3 feet on each end as a place to hang the tarp over the hammock, not just for adjusting the hammock, and then a cinch strap for the tree to allow for the precise adjustments you prefer. The longer the amsteal daisy chain, the shorter the tree strap you'll need, of course. Here's an amsteal daisy change video, btw: ua-cam.com/video/nGK2Sl5xKNo/v-deo.html
Years ago. When the daisy chains came out. They where in 8 inch increments. They have come along ways. Amsteel daisy chain are the way to go. Light weight, not bulky and amsteel is very strong. Thanks again John for sharing. I really appreciate it.
@@AdventureswiththeMarine Thanks for your reply. I actually didn't know that amsteel daisy chains came out. I searched and found them at dutchware agter seeing your message. I meant making one , like the demo of making them for the "sticks" climbing sticks for hunters to climb and sit in trees, like the video I included with my last comment in this chain. I was wondering if there were any issues with doing it that way, too. In fact, I had the impression that daisy chains made from the 7/64 cord have a higher break rating than the dutchware daisy chains. Though, of course I'd have to also get a separate strap to go around the tree.
"What size tree-hugger to use on the end of the whoopee sling, to attach to the tree..." Oh, I'd say about 5'-6" and 140 pounds, probably a vegan type.
The tree huggers that I have been using on my whoopie sling for the last 3 years or so. Are 4 foot kevlar tree huggers with a dutch clip on the end. The pair weighs less then 3 ounces. But I am starting to use carabiners more often and 5 foot poly tree huggers. Especially in the winter.
Your friend needs to pivot the beetle buckle so it is perpendicular to the webbing in order for it to move. Whenever the buckle is parallel with the webbing, it won't budge (which is the whole idea). I think it's a bit of an unfair comparison to say they're not as easy to use when he's clearly using them wrong, thus making the Superior Hammock ones looks better...are you affiliated with the Superior hammocks by any chance?! Either way, you should really put a note in the video letting people know this is a false representation of Dutch's product. And no, I am not affiliated with Dutchware Gear, nor am I against cottage industry vendors, I just think this is basically slander.
NO! There is no slander. ( which I can believe you said ). I ask a simple question. Show me your cinch buckle. Which happen to be the beetle buckle. I am no way affiliated with Superior Hammock. Matter of fact. I have mention Duthware Gear and put more links to his website on my videos than any other cottage company. The video was not beetle buckle vs Superior cinch buckle. It was that the Superior cinch buckle is the simplest and easiest to use. ( if you are not using them for hanging two hammocks with a spreader bar ). And yes, they are heavier and bulkier. ( which I mentioned ). If you really believe that this is false representation. Then please get a pair of the Superior cinch buckles to see if that is true.
The continuous loops are 8 inches.Those are the smallest that Dutch makes. Bought a bunch a few years ago because the whoopie hooks are hard on them. I have been meaning to make smaller ones. Half the size. I bet I can cut off 8 inch from both continuous loops, which would give more play under the tarp. Thanks for sharing that Stitches.
I just go with two straps and two different knots. No hassle, exact adjusting, less weight, bomb proof, low cost and no cynch bling bling that nobody really needs.
HMmmmm ... I'll stick with lightweight dyneema straps, dyneema soft shackles, and Becket hitches. Infinitely adjustable, lightest in weight, and no hardware to wear on the straps/cordage.
I don't think you can get lighter than the Becket hitch. But a whoopie sling with a kevlar tree hugger and a whoopie hook and a dutch clip ( which is really hard on the kevlar straps ) weighs less than 3 oz. And are so nice to adjust. I have never had a whoopie sling slip. But there are always a first. Thank you J.A.T.lll and Bob for watching and your comments.
The Whoopie Slings are a lot lighter and stronger. Especially when the trees are farther apart. But they can be a pain if the trees are closer. Thank you for watching jymmy Dkid. I really appreciate it.
I am not imagine any time your have much weight in a hammock you can not tighten a cinch buckle. So this is just a sandbag approach for the typical cinch buckle. I have used Cinch buckles for climbing for decades. This is just a lame advertisment.
I actually saw those cinch buckles last night Im gotta get a pair conventional ones are really a pain to loosen after hammocking thanks for the vid,it helped.🗽🛸
They are my favorite suspension. Even though they are heavier and more bulk than the woopie sling. They are the one I always have with me. I highly recommend them. Thank you Davidreidy for watching. I really appreciate it.
I have used both whoopie slings and cinch buckles. Like them both and it's nice to be familiar with both techniques. I went on Superior link you provided, thinking I might pick up a couple of their cinch buckles to try out. I have plenty of straps already, so was a little disappointed to see that you couldn't buy just the cinch buckles by themselves but had to bundle them with straps, also. I have used Dutchware gear's cinch buckles for some time and haven't had any problems with them. Thx for the video.
I ordered the superior straps a few minutes ago to use with my Dutch ware netless.
Make sure that when you put the buckles on the straps. That the hook end ( which you attach to the hammock ) is facing the end of the straps that is attached to the tree ( the end with the sewn on loops ) You have a great setup that will last for years of comfort. Thank you Vladimir for watching. I really appreciate it.
The beetle buckles are much easier to use than demonstrated here. Dutch has a decent video that demonstrates how to adjust beetle buckles under load. But certainly these look pretty easy.
You are right. Runner should of known how to use them. I should of showed the right way to use them. Thank you for watching aikirunner.
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Thanks for the video. I might just end up getting these. I have a pair of those Dutch beetle buckles and I cannot stand them. They have always been hard to use when there’s any weight in the hammock, and then you added some cold with some sap and dirt and they are impossible. Thanks for the comparison
I believe you are going to really like them. Thank you for watching Joe Sharks Adventurin. i really appreciate it.
Thank you so much for this video. I thought there was something wrong with me struggling to adjust these different cinch buckles. Going to purchase the Superior Hammock one now. Hope you're getting credit for it!
I just want to help the people first. Than the small cottage industry. Especially people that are starting out. Thank you for watching Barbera. I really appreciate it.
Hi there!
I'm a ground sleeper wanting to give hammocks a try. I'd like to get a very easy-to-use suspension system for the Dream Hammock Sparrow I'm planning to order. I'm trying to decide whether to go with the cinch buckle system that Dream Hammock sells with their hammocks or this Superior Hammock Cinch Buckle. Have you tried the Dream Hammock cinch buckles? If so, how would you compare them to the Superior Cinch Buckle, especially in terms of ease of loosening, and ease of attaching/detaching from the continuous loops on the hammock.
Thanks so much for your videos! I'm in the process of watching all of the videos in your Beginner's Guide to Hammocking. I really appreciate your explanations for beginners. It's quite a gift you are giving to others.
I believe the Dream Hammock Sparrow is the one of, if not the best gathered end hammock out there. ( make sure you get the right size width ) Now the Dream Hammock Cinch Buckle suspension is the same as most others. If you are buying the best hammock. I would than buy the best suspension. The Superior suspension sides up and down really nice. Even with some weight in it. I have use every type of suspensions out there. I love the whoopie sling because of it's strength, light weight and packability. But because of the ease and quickness of the Superior Hammock Cinch Buckle. I now use it about 90% of the time. It really shines when the trees are a little too close then I would prefer. With that hammock and suspension. Which is a great investment. Next, start saving for a nice under quilt and then a good tarp. We are never going to be able to get you out of the woods.
Thank you Tim so much for watching. I always appreciate it. P.S. If you buy the Sparrow. Tell Randy that I said hi. He is a great guy.
Thanks for your reply!
I’m planning to get the Dream Hammock Sparrow with the Superior Hammock Cinch Buckle as you recommended.
I’m 6 feet 4 inches tall and weigh 150 pounds. I’m planning to get a 12 foot Sparrow with a width of around 70 inches.
I’m planning to get the single layer Sparrow with the 1.7 oz MTN fabric, on Randy’s suggestion. Do you have any experience with that fabric?
I’m thinking of a UGQ Zeppelin underquilt. Do you have any experience with that underquilt, and if so, do you like it?
For a tarp, I’m considering buying a 4 season tarp. I’d like to own only one tarp, at least right now, and so I’d like to be covered for any conditions. For the 4 season tarp, I’m considering a UGQ Winterdream, a Hammock Gear Winter Palace, a Simply Light Designs Winter Haven, and a Warbonnet Superfly. I don’t know yet which I’d like to get. Do you have any experience with any of these, and if so, would you be willing to share your thoughts on them?
Yes, it will be hard to get me out of the woods. I go on a day-hike once a week, and spend the other 6 days longing to go back to the woods. I find the forest more beautiful than words can say. As the famous saying states, “Earth is crammed with heaven, every common bush afire with God”
I’ve been doing mainly day-hikes because I sleep so poorly when I try to do backpacking trips. I’m hoping that moving from the ground to a hammock will enable me to sleep better, and therefore be able to do overnight trips. I typically find sleeping on the ground on an air pad not all that comfortable. I suffer from sore shoulders and hips (I’m a side sleeper). I’m hoping that hammock sleeping will distribute pressure along my whole body more evenly so I don’t get sore pressure points.
I plan to let Randy know you say hi. He’s been so helpful to me, trying to understand what options on the Sparrow to go with.
Thank you so much for your help!
The 1.7oz MTN fabric will be perfect.
I only have one UGQ under quilt. Most of the ones I have are the Phoenix from Hammock Gear. UGQ makes great quilts.
I have the Warbonnet Superfly and the Hammock Gear Winter Place. Both of those tarps are great. But lately, Danny from Superior Hammock Came up with a design for a tarp that is really cool. It is the Superior Shelter. Versatile and multifunctional. I believe that may be my favorite tarp. I will be doing a review on it soon.
If it were not for the hammock. My backpacking days would be over. At the end of the day. My body is aching and I can barely walk. Especially my back. And that is because the fabric conforms to my body. With no pressure points. I will wake up the next morning pain-free. I am a side sleeper. But I am very comfortable on my back. I just move my legs around.
Nice video! Thanks. But the problems you mentioned with cinch buckles are the problems I have had with whoopies, which is why I evolved back to cinch buckles. The buckles are dead simple to adjust, even with gloves in total darkness. And the Warbonnet buckles now sold have strings on one of the triangles, pretty much fixing the loosening issue. It may be easier if you take a bit of weight off of the strap, but, since this is a one-handed adjustment, you have the other hand to support the hammock a bit, if you need to. Still, due to your excellent review, I think I want this system. Putting on my Amazon Wish List (via Amazon Assistant extension).
For many years now. I have been using the Whoopie Sling. ( very strong and light weight ). But lately, I have been using those cinch buckles from Superior hammock. They are the easiest one that I have ever used. Maybe I have becoming Lazy. Thank you for watching and sharing that Jere. I really appreciate it.
@@AdventureswiththeMarine I enjoy your videos. Down to earth, practical, useful, and interesting. And I admire your energy, drive, and perseverance. Didn't I hear you say once that you have had two hip replacements?
I had the first one done in 2010. And the second in 2011. If it were not for the technical achievements in the medical field. I would be crippled instead of hiking.
@@AdventureswiththeMarine A real blessing!
I like them Cinch Buckle system my new hammock has them i also have woopie slings and the tree straps with all them loops
I am a Whoopie Sling Guy. But I have been using that Superior Hammock Suspension lately. Thank you for watching Broseph Russell.
Ok, I was going to get the cinch buckle for ease of use, then the whoopie for wt. I checked Dutchwear for the cost and wt. of there whoopie system; 6.5 oz w/ tree straps; 7oz w/ dutch clips. I'm I doing something wrong? Thanks for the great info.
If you get a pair of Whoopie slings ( 7/64 Amsteel ) with 2 - 4ft. Kevlar Tree Huggers and 2 Dutch clip. The weight will be under 3 ounces for the pair.
Those and the Superior Cinch Buckles are the only two suspensions that I am using right now. If I am not worried about weight so much. I will bring both if I am with a group. I will use the Cinch Buckles, if the tree are close together. If the trees are farther apart. Then I will use the whoopie sling.
My last trip I was with my Nephew. We shared the suspensions. Depending on where we hung the hammocks. We would switch the suspension to meet the situation.
Thank you for watching baron Davis.
Backpacking With a Hammock Thanks for the response. I think the ease of use of the cinch buckle is worth the small weight penalty. Your posts are very helpful for a newbie like me.
I use the onewind cinch buckle straps
I will have to check it out. Thank you Nick hikes in the woods for sharing that. I really appreciate it.
I know this is over a year old, but I used whoopies for awhile too. Just switches to beetle buckles from dutch. Ill never switch to anything else. Beetle buckles are where its at. Theyre literally amazing.
I love that you can use them with a spreader bar to hang two hammocks. Ingenious!
Thank you for watching J.Sargent91. I really appreciate it.
@@AdventureswiththeMarine yeah. Im a single man but maybe if I get a gf again I will enjoy that feature also. Didnt like hanging in the same hammock, because it was uncomfortable. I did enjoy her being with me though. The ease of them is just so awesome, and im not a gram weenie. I do like being light but ultralight not so much.
good video when the guy was using the beetle buckle from dutchware he should be grabbing that locking tab of the buckle not the sides it makes it alot easier when trying to loosen it also the continuous amstell loop should only be hooked on one side of the buckle when it is being adjusted makes it also makes it easier, great videos brother Semper Fi
Thank you for sharing that my brother. Semper Fi.
Great product comparison. Thanks for the video.
Thank you for watching and your comment Dave. I really appreciate it.
Excellent review I am checking them out now on their website
Thank you sir.
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Thank you maussmall for watching. I really appreciate it.
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Fixed side of whoopie sling doesn't have to be a bury, can just be a regular knot to shorten distance.
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Just did my first overnight, and enjoyed it. Used daisy chains and although the worked I did find it difficult to puuulll my hammock weight off of them before adjusting from loop to loop. I looked on the Superior Gear site, and it looks like the suspension is on sale (apr 30, 2019), but the photos show the "triangle" with a sharp angel at the end, vs. the curved end you showed in your video. Is that style so new that they haven't even stocked them online yet? I was ready to purchase these but am hesitating since I'd prefer the inner curved design for finger comfort...
The ones that he is selling are curved. He needs to up date that website. I am glad you had a great time hammock camping. It sounds like you are hooked. Thank you for watching NJHeart2Heart. I really appreciate it.
@@AdventureswiththeMarine He also needs to provide a "contact us" link to his email...and/or a facebook page that includes contact information. I looked ALLL over his website, and could not find any contact email to ask the question! Looks like your review is creating some interest for him, which is great, but he needs to be ready for questions. I'm going to trust your understanding here, because I really like it based on your reviews! :)
I will see if I can get you his email.
superiorhammock@gmail.com
@@AdventureswiththeMarine I'm a little concerned that over 6 months ago NJHeart2Heart commented about the website showing only "triangle" and yet 6 months later I'm experiencing the same issue. I like your video. I like your review. I want to purchase this "EXACT" product, unfortunately the product I see in the video does not match the product they are selling. Should I use the email address you supplied above? Thank you for your time.
Hey,
may i ask what is the model of the hammock you are using during the summer/autumn scenes ?
It looks very comfy and i need to get a new one soon.
Best regards and thank you in advance
Funny you asked. I will be doing a review in a week or two, on that hammock. It is the Dutchware Gear Netless Hammock. That one is my favorite.
Great review !!!
Was thinking about getting cinch buckle suspension.
Might get these.
What is the max weight for these ?
Keep up the great work !!!
400 pounds weight rating.
@@dannywarnock8822, thank you.
I currently use the daisy chain tree straps and I too find them rather annoying to use. When I clicked on the link to Danny's website I found the tree straps but they didn't have the curved area in the buckle that you showed in your review. Are these a new design not available at this time?
Those were older photos. The ones we are selling now look just like what Ron showed.
OK. Making a purchase now. Thanks.
Good day good sir,
I didn't see this addressed directly in any of your videos (by title) but are there hammock that you recommend or not recommend...or is there things to look for or stay away from in a hammock?
Good product, thank you for sharing . I would go for becket hitch for easier, cheaper and lighter option
Good choice! You can not go wrong with the Becket Hitch. I have used that knot for many different applications over the years. Thank you foe watching Kawa Saki. I really appreciate it.
That guy is not doing the beetle buckle from dutchware right. You need to grab the locking tab and pull it.
Yes. And he should of pulled on the suspension to remove the weight. Thank you for watching and your comment flashman V.
Thanks for another great video.
Thank you sir.
I'll stick with my Whoopies too, but this is a Good Design!..
I love my whoopies too. But for winter time and someone staring out. They are great. Thanks again for watching and your comment Hoobilly Indiana's.
Do whoopee slings freeze up when wet in the winter?
I have been in many freezing rain condition. Snow storms and sub-zero temperatures. I have never had my whoopie sling freeze up. I have been waiting for it to happen. But it never has Garry. Maybe I have been lucky.
I think the becket hitch is the lightest and best of all suspension.
And also the least expensive of them all. Thank you Rafael Roman for watching. I really appreciate it.
Do you find a 5 or 6 foot tree strap is sufficient when using a whoopie sling? I’m wondering if I should get longer tree straps for my suspensions to accommodate larger diameter trees
I bought some 800lb 1" webbing in a 30' increment, then tied a Figure 8 with a loop knot for adjustability.. But I think these will work too...
For years, I have been using 4 foot kevlar tree huggers with a dutch clip on the end. But lately I have been using a 5 foot poly tree hugger and a carabiner on the end. Some times the 4 footer was too short. But so far the 5 footer has not been too short.
I think the comparison with the dutchware beetle buckle is unfair. He wasn't even doing it correctly. All you have to do is watch Dutch's video on how they work (ua-cam.com/video/q8gK4mphVcI/v-deo.html). It's basically the exact same thing as the ones in this video without the finger loop. You can't compare misuse to proper use. That would be like hanging a hammock without any sag and comparing the comfort to one with a perfect hang.
I am not bashing the beetle buckle. I believe they are a great design. I just asked Runner to loosen his suspension ( which happen to beetle buckle ) and filmed. He also did not take the weight off the suspension with the other hand. Every thing has it's pro's and con's. But the Superior Hammock Cinch Buckles loosen a lot easier than the beetle buckle. I believe Dutch would agree. Because he makes them for Danny. Thank you for watching and your comment Neil.
I like to have it both ways. I think you can make amsteal daisy chain, about 2-3 inch increments over about 3 feet on each end as a place to hang the tarp over the hammock, not just for adjusting the hammock, and then a cinch strap for the tree to allow for the precise adjustments you prefer. The longer the amsteal daisy chain, the shorter the tree strap you'll need, of course. Here's an amsteal daisy change video, btw: ua-cam.com/video/nGK2Sl5xKNo/v-deo.html
Years ago. When the daisy chains came out. They where in 8 inch increments. They have come along ways. Amsteel daisy chain are the way to go. Light weight, not bulky and amsteel is very strong.
Thanks again John for sharing. I really appreciate it.
@@AdventureswiththeMarine Thanks for your reply. I actually didn't know that amsteel daisy chains came out. I searched and found them at dutchware agter seeing your message. I meant making one , like the demo of making them for the "sticks" climbing sticks for hunters to climb and sit in trees, like the video I included with my last comment in this chain. I was wondering if there were any issues with doing it that way, too. In fact, I had the impression that daisy chains made from the 7/64 cord have a higher break rating than the dutchware daisy chains. Though, of course I'd have to also get a separate strap to go around the tree.
"What size tree-hugger to use on the end of the whoopee sling, to attach to the tree..."
Oh, I'd say about 5'-6" and 140 pounds, probably a vegan type.
The tree huggers that I have been using on my whoopie sling for the last 3 years or so. Are 4 foot kevlar tree huggers with a dutch clip on the end. The pair weighs less then 3 ounces. But I am starting to use carabiners more often and 5 foot poly tree huggers. Especially in the winter.
I appreciate your information.
I was attempting humor, but not sure you got my reference. :)
@@exothermal.sprocket I got it :)
Your friend needs to pivot the beetle buckle so it is perpendicular to the webbing in order for it to move.
Whenever the buckle is parallel with the webbing, it won't budge (which is the whole idea).
I think it's a bit of an unfair comparison to say they're not as easy to use when he's clearly using them wrong, thus making the Superior Hammock ones looks better...are you affiliated with the Superior hammocks by any chance?!
Either way, you should really put a note in the video letting people know this is a false representation of Dutch's product.
And no, I am not affiliated with Dutchware Gear, nor am I against cottage industry vendors, I just think this is basically slander.
NO! There is no slander. ( which I can believe you said ). I ask a simple question. Show me your cinch buckle. Which happen to be the beetle buckle. I am no way affiliated with Superior Hammock. Matter of fact. I have mention Duthware Gear and put more links to his website on my videos than any other cottage company. The video was not beetle buckle vs Superior cinch buckle. It was that the Superior cinch buckle is the simplest and easiest to use. ( if you are not using them for hanging two hammocks with a spreader bar ). And yes, they are heavier and bulkier. ( which I mentioned ). If you really believe that this is false representation. Then please get a pair of the Superior cinch buckles to see if that is true.
I like 'em! S/F
You just need new whoopie slings and to shorten the loop from your hammock, their must be foot there alone.
The continuous loops are 8 inches.Those are the smallest that Dutch makes. Bought a bunch a few years ago because the whoopie hooks are hard on them. I have been meaning to make smaller ones. Half the size. I bet I can cut off 8 inch from both continuous loops, which would give more play under the tarp. Thanks for sharing that Stitches.
I just go with two straps and two different knots. No hassle, exact adjusting, less weight, bomb proof, low cost and no cynch bling bling that nobody really needs.
Using kevlar straps. I believe you can not go any lighter or more packable. Thank you for watching Daniel S.
HMmmmm ... I'll stick with lightweight dyneema straps, dyneema soft shackles, and Becket hitches. Infinitely adjustable, lightest in weight, and no hardware to wear on the straps/cordage.
Agreed. Whoopie slings slip. Cinch buckles are heavy and tough on straps.
I don't think you can get lighter than the Becket hitch. But a whoopie sling with a kevlar tree hugger and a whoopie hook and a dutch clip ( which is really hard on the kevlar straps ) weighs less than 3 oz. And are so nice to adjust. I have never had a whoopie sling slip. But there are always a first. Thank you J.A.T.lll and Bob for watching and your comments.
$38 plus shipping? Learn a knot, Brah! I splice my own whoopee slings, soft shackles and loops. Less weight, less price, less space.
Very wise and I love how you improvise.Thank you for sharing that Rev. Dr. Funnyshoe.
WS seem like a total pain in the ass
The Whoopie Slings are a lot lighter and stronger. Especially when the trees are farther apart. But they can be a pain if the trees are closer. Thank you for watching jymmy Dkid. I really appreciate it.
I am not imagine any time your have much weight in a hammock you can not tighten a cinch buckle. So this is just a sandbag approach for the typical cinch buckle. I have used Cinch buckles for climbing for decades.
This is just a lame advertisment.
It is not tightening the hammock. It is loosing the suspension to hammock that is the problem.
Dream hammocks are better and cheaper lighter
Have you tried the Superior Cinch Buckles?