Simple. Strong. Easy to Adjust.

There’s a reason cinch buckle suspensions have become a favorite among hammock campers. They’re simple to set up, easy to adjust, and give you plenty of range for finding the right hang.

This is the same style of suspension we use on our own hammocks. Each set is built with 2,000 lb polyester webbing , steel cinch buckles, and hand-spliced 7/64" Amsteel® continuous loops.

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Just wrap the straps around your trees, feed the webbing through the cinch buckles, and adjust your hammock where you want it. No complicated knots and no fighting with your suspension at the end of a long day on the trail.

What's Included

• Two 12' polyester tree straps made from 1" wide, 2,000 lb breaking-strength webbing
• Two 8" hand-spliced 7/64" Amsteel® continuous loops
• Two 1" steel cinch buckles, pre-installed on the continuous loops
• Handmade Hexon 1.1 stuff sack with drawcord, cord lock, and mitten hook

That's 24 feet of total strap length, giving you plenty of adjustment for a wide range of tree spacing and tree sizes.

Why Cinch Buckles?

Cinch buckles make hammock setup almost ridiculously simple. Slide the webbing to adjust your hammock, load the suspension, and the buckle locks it in place.

They’re an excellent choice for new hammock campers, but their simplicity and reliability also make them a favorite for experienced hangers who just want to get camp set up and move on to more important things.

Specs

• Strap Length: 12' each / 24' total
• Strap Width: 1"
• Webbing: Polyester
• Webbing Breaking Strength: 2,000 lb
• Continuous Loops: 8" 7/64" Amsteel®
• Buckles: 1" steel cinch buckles
• Complete Suspension Weight: Approx. 10.5 oz
• Stuff Sack: Included

Built in Pennsylvania

Each suspension is assembled at Hemlock Mountain Outdoors in Pennsylvania. The tree straps are sewn in-house, the Amsteel® continuous loops are cut, tapered, and hand-spliced, and even the included stuff sack is made here in the shop.

A Quick Cinch Buckle Tip

Always make sure the webbing runs flat and square through the buckle before loading your hammock. A twisted strap or crooked buckle can concentrate pressure on the webbing and cause unnecessary wear.

For more information, see our Cinch Buckle Suspension Safety guide.