You’ll notice the weight of the poles may now cause the hammock to roll over – don’t worry! As soon as
there is any weight in the hammock, it’s 100% stable. Place a sleeping bag or some clothing inside the
hammock to keep it in place during set-up.
You’ll see the net is dipped in the middle. To pull it taut, find the loop attached to the outside of the centre
pole sleeve – then use the elastic cord (8) to tie from this loop to the karabiner.
Make whoopie sling shorter
Make whoopie sling longer
PLEASE NOTE:
Only adjust whoopie slings when hammock is empty.
Using the mosquito net
Using whoopie slings
To save weight the poles or one pole (the one for the foot end) can be left behind. They aren’t
required but do make the hammock very spacious when used.
4
3
a
b
Pull to shorten the loop
Pull to make
the loop
longer
Hold here with thumb
and index finger
Hold here with thumb
and index finger
1. Extend the spreader poles (7) and slide them through the sleeves on either end of the mosquito net.
2. There are four black straps (10) with eyelets on the sides of the hammock – sit the ends of the spreader
poles into the inner eyelets. This will raise the net from the hammock.
To close the mosquito net, see below:
