DescriptionHammock Suspension set SNEKA LesovikKnotless, Universal Hammock Suspension SystemSNEKA is new and improved hammock suspension and adjustment system. It features tree bark-friendly daisy chain straps for rigging and adjustment. SNEKA is easy to understand, simple to use, lightweight, and compact when packed.The SNEKA system speeds up and simplifies hanging a hammock, even in challenging conditions like darkness or cold. It eliminates the need for knot tying, reducing the risk of insecure suspension. The ability to adjust the hammock after hanging allows for fine-tuning to your preferences.DescriptionFits any camping hammock on the marketEasy initial installation without interfering with the hammock bodyShortens hanging and adjusting the hammock to less than 60 secondsAdjustment range: 3-300 cmWeight: 130 gMaterials: Dyneema ropes and webbing, aluminium carabinersMaximum suggested load: 250 daN (individual components: webbing 450 daN, carabiners 600 daN, ropes 660 daN)Included: 2× short loop, 2× daisy chain webbing, 2× carabiner, manualAdditional InformationDimensions: 0-300 cmMax. load: 250 kgMaterials: aluminum carabiners, UHMWPE cord, UHMWPE strapsIncludes: carabiners, printed manual, straps, tieoutsBenefitsSpeeds up hammock rigging, giving you more time to restEasy to use regardless of fatigue or weather conditionsDaisy chain webbing is lightweight and compact, with no seams to damageSimple length adjustment by clipping the carabiner into the desired loopBlue carabiners for better visibility and aid for colorblind usersBlack and white webbing for easier loop identification and increased visibilityFits comfortably in the hammock’s standard stuff sackInstallation takes just 3 minutesImportant NoticeSNEKA is not to be used as climbing or belaying equipment.IncludedAn illustrated manual designed for people with colorblindness.Mini-Guide: Hanging the SNEKA Suspension Hammock CorrectlyTo hang your hammock evenly and symmetrically:Place SNEKA straps at the same height on the trees.Clip the carabiners into the same consecutive loop on both straps, counting the loops from the tree.
