You now need to have this flat extension to go between trees for your hammock or a dinning fly for over a table! The Forest Service won’t allow the use of rope or twine on trees to hang hammocks or tarps! These straps are allowed and work great!

These clip straps for my hammock are amazing! No more fiddling with the straps to get it right. I have to simply hook up and tighten the straps to the desired tension for a good hang. Others out there try to make these but NO ONE does it as good as Sierra Madre.

I've used this suspension system on many camping trips. It is super easy to use and highly adjustable for that perfect hang. My first set fell out of my pack while I was hiking a mountain and I immediately bought a second set. They are the best suspension systems I've used with my hammock.

The zip tie used to keep the carabiner's strap-lock from falling apart is sloppy. Not only aesthetically, but the sliding bar can slide around and get wedged into paces that makes the device trickier to work with than one might expect. This is especially the case when under load.

The other issue is that the opening of the carabiner is narrow--it's a 12mm opening if you completely compress the latch. And when you press the latch down, your finger takes up some of the 12mm space and gets in the way of whatever you are releasing.

They system does work as a suspension system--it's never slipped, and I've never fallen out of a tree--so that's great. Still, there appears to be considerable room for improvement on the carabiner side.