Bay far… the best and most simplest, easiest to follow setup video. And what was most helpful for me, was the way you showed the tarp extension setup. So simple, but definitely not how I was doing it. Makes so much more sense now, thank you!
Thanks for the vid man. Been looking for something like this stand. Just found out about it and searched for more info to see if it was right for me. your description and set up was very helpful, especially being a big guy myself. Thanks again for the helpful informative vid! Great work!
Thanks for this one. I've been looking for a modern setup video where you can actually see what is going on. - When we go camping, we tend to spend at least the first and last night front-country and a lot of the places we can go don't really have awesome tree placement. Tensa4 seemed like the least fidgety option available that has a high enough weight limit. Another benefit I see is that with an additional piece they market it as each pole can be turned into a Tensa solo which means i might be able to grab one of the poles and take that backcountry for a single tree hang. The done thing i am interested in is if you can leave the tenso solo adapteron the pole when using it as a Tensa4 and use the extra adapter length as the ridgeline holder (instead of the super fidgity looking one's that you have). It's just not super obvious from the manuals if the holes that you thread the ball shackles through are blocked by the adapter or not
I like it. I use the ENO Nomad. A bit less expensive but holds 350 pounds. The big draw back is 10 feet or less for your hammocks. Thanks for show and tell. 🤘
Thank you, not too many indoor set up vids. The way you used the door as an anchor is great. Thank you.
Bay far… the best and most simplest, easiest to follow setup video. And what was most helpful for me, was the way you showed the tarp extension setup. So simple, but definitely not how I was doing it. Makes so much more sense now, thank you!
Thanks for the vid man. Been looking for something like this stand. Just found out about it and searched for more info to see if it was right for me. your description and set up was very helpful, especially being a big guy myself. Thanks again for the helpful informative vid! Great work!
Thanks for this one. I've been looking for a modern setup video where you can actually see what is going on. - When we go camping, we tend to spend at least the first and last night front-country and a lot of the places we can go don't really have awesome tree placement. Tensa4 seemed like the least fidgety option available that has a high enough weight limit.
Another benefit I see is that with an additional piece they market it as each pole can be turned into a Tensa solo which means i might be able to grab one of the poles and take that backcountry for a single tree hang. The done thing i am interested in is if you can leave the tenso solo adapteron the pole when using it as a Tensa4 and use the extra adapter length as the ridgeline holder (instead of the super fidgity looking one's that you have).
It's just not super obvious from the manuals if the holes that you thread the ball shackles through are blocked by the adapter or not
I like it. I use the ENO Nomad. A bit less expensive but holds 350 pounds.
The big draw back is 10 feet or less for your hammocks. Thanks for show and tell. 🤘
Thank you. Very clear.
this is great when you camp at parks that dont let you hang on trees. i have this setup
Cool but way too much money