Tree-Friendly Hammock Straps Released By Nature's Hangout

Nature's Hangout, a business in Cedar Crest, NM, has announced the release of tree-friendly hammock straps. This company is committed to creating products that increase people's enjoyment of nature, while protecting nature at the same time. That is why the HangTight hammock straps have been designed to avoid causing injury to trees.

Mark Harden from Nature's Hangout says: "The HangTight hammock straps have been designed specifically to be tree-friendly. This means that no damage is done to either the tree or its bark, even after extended periods of time. This means that people can enjoy relaxing in their hammock with peace of mind in the knowledge that they will not cause any damage to the trees."

It should be noted that many State and National parks now prohibit hammock camping. The rules state that any hammock that uses a paracord, rope or screw-in hooks cannot be used due to the damage these can cause to the trees. But by using the HangTight hammock straps people can enjoy their hammock wherever they are, including in State and National parks.

Since they were first released, the straps have already received numerous positive reviews. "These hammock straps are very easy to use and the flexibility with separation distances and various attach loops make it so easy to adjust any hammock," says Cynthia Camp. "The case makes it super easy to store the straps neatly."

The straps have a flat and wide design. This means that they are able to grip the tree properly, leaving the hammock user safe and comfortable. At the same time, the design prevents the straps from digging into the bark. As such, they do not cause any damage to the tree or the bark.

The flat tree-friendly straps have been designed to be perfect for campers who are concerned about the environment. Those who practice no-trace camping in particular have found the straps very beneficial. However, because the straps are so easy to use and to install, they have become equally popular with homeowners who simply want to hang a hammock in their garden. In fact, some reviewers have stated that even their children have been able to secure the straps.