TigerWood Hammock Mounting Straps 3m - Black

I bought the TigerWood 3 m brown straps with the idea of making it more comfortable and safer to hang a hammock – and I must admit the choice was excellent. The solid workmanship is obvious: strong, flexible material, durable stitching and robust loops that give you a real sense of security during assembly. The 3-metre length seems optimal to me – it allows you to set up a hammock between trees at varying distances, but it’s not too long, so it doesn’t get tangled during use. Thanks to the loop system, it’s easy to adjust the length and height – you don’t need to tie knots, which I really appreciate, especially when camping or in the woods where efficiency and comfort matter. The brown colour is also practical – it blends in well with the natural surroundings, doesn’t stand out, and doesn’t show dirt as much as the lighter versions. Another important thing is that the straps don’t harm tree bark – their width helps distribute the weight evenly, so I’m confident I’m not damaging the environment. I have already tested the straps on several trips and during longer camping stays – they hold steadily, don’t slip or wear out, and once packed, they take up minimal space in the backpack. I recommend them to anyone who cares about quick hammock setup and protecting nature.

Solidly made, durable straps from a Polish company. They are quite long, so there’s plenty of spare length, and the loops at the ends aren’t a problem. You can tie a knot similar to a tie and easily adjust the length – there’s an instruction video provided. In summary, these are very decent straps and there’s no need to have extra loops. It’s worth supporting Polish brands, and Tigerwood guarantees high quality.

The three-metre Tiger Wood straps are great even on thicker trunks. Their main advantages are a load capacity of up to 550 kg and solid workmanship. I recommend both this product and shopping at Militaria, as the delivery was fast.

The original Lesovik straps were too short for thick trees, so I went for these and it was a very good choice. They seem strong, have a load capacity of up to 550 kg and are 3 metres long – an ideal set that makes me feel more confident when hanging my hammock.

At the start of my hammock adventure I immediately bought straps, but chose 2-metre ones and often missed those extra 50 cm to hang the hammock where I wanted. Now I have two pairs of straps and recommend buying longer ones straight away – one pair for the hammock, another for gear. It’s a great solution.

These are probably some of the best straps I’ve had. In my opinion, it’s not worth using any uncomfortable systems like the whoopie sling to hang a hammock. It’s better to go for straps. Their price is really attractive, and the straps—especially in the summer—are often covered in resin anyway.

The straps are sturdy. I tested them while hanging a hammock for two people – they held the weight with ease and didn’t slip. The only drawback is that there are loops only at the ends, so you have to make your own.

Thanks to the long straps and whoopie slings I can hang the hammock almost anywhere. I don't have to choose specific, thin or closely spaced trees – these straps only need to be wrapped around the trees the right number of times. They seem even stronger than some certified for climbing, so they're definitely suitable for hanging a hammock.

These straps stand out from the rest – they have a strength of up to 550 kg, while most competitors offer straps for 200–300 kg. It's worth having that extra margin, as you can then sleep peacefully without worrying about them breaking.

Great straps! The manufacturer declares a strength of up to 550 kg, and in my opinion, although I haven't checked this myself, they'll easily hold much more thanks to the quality of workmanship. TigerWood is a top-class product. Compared to photos of other straps, these seem much more solid. They would even work as a towing rope at a campsite. I'm considering buying a second pair in case I need to hang a hammock between very distant trees – it's good to have them as a backup.

You can immediately see that these straps are really solid. The declared capacity of 550 kg is not just an advertising ploy. I'm sure they can withstand much more. TigerWood stands out from the competition, both in terms of quality and price – together they make a great product.

These straps make setting up a hammock much easier. They are well made and really do the job. I recommend them to everyone, especially as it's a product made in Poland.

Durable straps for fastening. I’ve used them – slept, jumped, they withstood everything without any problem. Optimal length and no stretching meant the hammock was easy to hang. I recommend!

They inspire trust. I recommend them!

Sturdy and long straps, their only downside is that the end loops could be stitched as a half-eight rather than straight.