Hammock straps with cinch buckle

Hammock straps with cinch buckle — faster than whoopie slings, easier than knots

For a long time, people were asking for a simpler suspension system than whoopie slings. So I made one.

Setup is quick and straightforward. Strong webbing (rated to 800 kg). The system is easy to take apart, so the straps can be used for other things too — not just for a hammock.

Even if it’s your first time, it’s easy to understand how it works.

Designed for single-person hammock use.

Fast setup, even faster takedown

The buckle system lets you adjust your hammock in seconds.

You don’t need to tie knots or think about lengths — just tension it and you’re done.

It holds firmly under load and releases instantly when the tension is removed.
No need to fight tight knots or pull stuck loops.

About the buckle design

The system uses a two-part buckle.

When the hammock is loaded, everything stays in place.
When the tension is removed, the parts can separate.

This makes takedown quicker and easier — no need to pull webbing back through the buckle.

Stitching

The straps are sewn using bartack stitching.

These are short, dense stitches used in high-load areas.

Simple — they hold.

A small detail that matters

There’s an additional plastic piece on the strap.

It holds the loose end in place and lets you tension it properly.

Without it, the webbing can slowly slip.
With it — everything stays where you set it.

Materials and construction

• UHMWPE / polyester webbing — strong, low stretch
• ~15 g per meter
• Custom Grade 5 titanium buckles
• Weight per buckle set (2 parts): 16 g
• 3 m pair with buckles: ~120 g

What’s included

• 2 × straps
• 2 × buckle sets

Good to know

Replacement buckles are available if needed.

3 m is the most versatile length for most setups.