Byer of Maine Micro Strap

Compatible with all hammocks, this tree-friendly hanging system from Byer of Maine is composed of two straps, plus a custom aluminum clew bar and buckle for quick adjustments. The straps weigh 14 ounces total, measure 9 feet long apiece, and are made with box and cross stitching for security and strength. They have a manufacturer-recommended capacity of 440 pounds.

Great for minimalist camping or day trips to the park, the Traveller Lite Hammock is easy to set up and as comfortable as they come. No need to lug a tent or hunt for flat ground; just pick a pair of trees about 10 feet apart and hang your hammock. Made of durable, uncoated parachute polyester, the Traveller Lite is 8.8 feet long and 4.5 feet wide, and can hold up to 250 pounds. This new design replaces strings with fabric for added strength, and has an attached storage bag that doubles as a pocket for your sunglasses or phone.

Founded in 1880 by a Russian immigrant family in Bangor, Maine, Byer of Maine originally produced slippers and textile products. In 1925, the company relocated to Orono, and over the next few decades began making wood-frame folding cots and canvas products for soldiers in World War II and the Korean War. Today, inspired by travels and trade relationships, Byer of Maine offers a full line of hammocks, hanging chairs, cots, stools, and other camp furniture from around the world.