Review – Perhaps the biggest problem faced by people who use a hammock is to find the perfect two trees to hang the hammock. Equip Single Point Hammock Stand claims to solve this problem. Well, I can’t just believe what they say, so I have to try it!
What is it?
Equip Single Point Hammock Stand provides a way to use a hammock with only one tree.
What’s in the box?
- Equipped with single point hammock frame
- Storage/carrying bag
- Tree anchor belt
- Ground anchor pile
Hardware specifications
- 400 pounds
- Product weight: 24.5 pounds
- 100% powder coated steel
- Opening size: 131.38 inches long x 48 inches wide x 62.75 inches high
Design and features
It seems that during most of the time I tried to use the hammock, I encountered one of three problems. Either I don’t want to stay in the sun, or stay in the shade when I want to stay in the sun, or there is no second tree where I want to go.
Equip Single Point Hammock Stand provides a way to use a hammock using only one tree or mounting point (post). The first advantage of this is that it saves you from having a second tree. This alone is sufficient for me, but it has a double benefit. The second advantage is that when you only need one tree, you can place the bracket in any direction of the tree.
Choosing a direction is a pleasure. In Michigan, I often set up lake views, but finding the perfect trees for this is always tricky. Equip Single Point Hammock Stand solves this problem.
The assembly of the Equip Single Point Hammock Stand is simple. The accompanying instructions are sewn in the handbag, but you only need to use it once (if you have one). Assembling is almost common sense, it can actually only be put together in one way.
Research that the steel parts are well joined together, and there is enough space between them, if you get dirt on one end, there will be no problems. There is a connection point at the elbow of your hammock rope or sling.
You almost assemble it, hang it on the tree, and then hang your hammock as usual. It seems that an integrated mounting point on the side of the tree may help some hammocks, but this also requires a finer strap to connect to the tree. Maybe this is something they have studied but excluded for some reason.
It just works normally and really opens up where I can hold the hammock now. It is easy to assemble, and the 100% powder-coated steel seems to be durable and can last a lifetime. The 400-pound load-bearing capacity may cover the limitations of most hammocks.
what do I like
- Easy to assemble
- Sturdy
- Can be placed almost anywhere
What will i change
- An integrated mounting point on the tree side may help some hammocks.
Final thoughts
Equip Single Point Hammock Stand solves a problem and is simple and effective. It does require a little space to transport, and at 24.5 pounds, it’s a bit too heavy for hiking. Once you only need to find an installation location for your hammock, your choice is truly open! In addition, two likes!
Price: $150.00
Where to buy: outdoor equipment
source: The sample of this product is made by outdoor equipment.
