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1.  Find 2 trees that are around 3-5 metres (11 -15ft) apart.

2.  Wrap a tree hugger (6) around one of your trees, roughly at shoulder height – bringing the end loops 

together so they point towards the opposite tree.

3.  Taking the karabiner (5) attached to your hammock’s whoopie sling (4), clip it over both tree hugger 

loops. Do the same on the other tree.

4.  Once suspended from both trees, your hammock should be at a comfortable sitting height for you. You 

can adjust the length of the whoopie slings.

Hammock 

(Double layered and breathable – ideal for inserting 
insulation/camping mat if required)

Mosquito net 

(Detachable with fine mesh designed to keep out 
even the tiniest of insects)

Waterproof layer / canopy

(Detachable, use underneath for bivi camping or 

overhead as a compact tarp)

Whoopie slings (attached)

Superlight karabiners

 

(attached)

Tree huggers

Curved spreader poles (folded)

Elastic cord 

(to structure the mosquito net)

Internal hanging pocket 

(with guy line attached)

Spreader pole straps

Suspending your hammock

Items included

For the most comfortable lie, suspend the ‘foot’ end of your hammock slightly higher than your 

shoulder level.

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Summary of Contents for SuperLight Jungle 0705422505408

Page 1: ...out of your hammock It is a product which we recommend you get to know a little in your garden local woods before using out in the wild to get the best out of it Bug free hammock Remove the waterproof layer for extra breathability and suspend the mosquito net above you Rain protection Use waterproof layer on the top as a lightweight tarp Ground bivi Convert your hammock into a bivi bag if no trees...

Page 2: ...ock Double layered and breathable ideal for inserting insulation camping mat if required Mosquito net Detachable with fine mesh designed to keep out even the tiniest of insects Waterproof layer canopy Detachable use underneath for bivi camping or overhead as a compact tarp Whoopie slings attached Superlight karabiners attached Tree huggers Curved spreader poles folded Elastic cord to structure the...

Page 3: ...NOTE Only adjust whoopie slings when hammock is empty Using the mosquito net Using whoopie slings To save weight the poles or one pole the one for the foot end can be left behind They aren t required but do make the hammock very spacious when used 4 3 a b Pull to shorten the loop Pull to make the loop longer Hold here with thumb and index finger Hold here with thumb and index finger 1 Extend the s...

Page 4: ...d sheet fix it to the ground using the loops along the sides We recommend you put the poles into the eyelets and push them slightly into the ground just 1cm or so this will help it stay in position To use the layer as a bivi cover place it on top of the net You may need a separate ground sheet underneath Waterproof layer used as a cover For full overhead coverage you can pull the end of the waterp...

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