Backpacks | Microtune Structural Ridgeline

ENO

Microtune Structural Ridgeline

$24.95

Description

　　Designed to ensure a consistent hammock lay, the adjustable ENO Microtune lets you achieve the perfect hang for turnkey comfort anywhere you go.

　　The Microtune Structural Ridgeline easily connects from carabiner to carabiner, or below each toggle of ENO's ultralight series, on 9-11' length hammocks to ensure optimal tension of your hammock. It is an adjustable structural ridgeline, requiring no knots and made of stronger-than-steel Silverlite™ cord. This user-friendly, ultralight, and durable structural hammock ridgeline will last for years to come.

　　Pro Tip: Keep it attached to your hammock between sessions for a quicker setup and a more consistently comfortable hammocking experience.

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ENO Microtune™ Structural Ridgeline Creates the Perfect Hangout Every Time

Designed to ensure a consistent lay, the adjustable Microtune ...

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Description

Brand:

ENO

Mfg Sku/Part Number:

A4311

Weight:

1.2 oz / 34 g

Capacity:

400 lbs / 181 kg

Material:

Silverlite™ Cord, FreeWave® 70D Nylon

Dimensions:

84 to 108 in. / 213 to 274 cm

Packed Dimensions:

5 x 3 x .75 in. / 12.5 x 7.5 x 2 cm

Other Features:

Easily preset your preferred hammock lay with Microtune adjustment system
Built with high-performance Silverlite™ cord that is stronger than steel
No-Knots-Needed setup will have you relaxing securely in seconds
Included stuff sack doubles as extra hanging accessory pocket
Made for use with 9-11' (2.7-3.4m) length hammocks

Compatibility:

The Microtune Structural Ridgeline works with the following ENO gear:

Hammocks: SingleNest, DoubleNest, DoubleNest Print, DoubleNest Giving Back Collection, Sub6, SuperSub, TechNest.
Hammock Straps: Universally compatible
Hammock Accessories: Talon Hammock Organizer, Underbelly Gear Sling
Rain Tarps: Universally compatible
Bug Nets: Universally compatible
Insulation: Universally compatible
*The ENO Microtune Structural Ridgeline is NOT compatible with ENO Hanging Kits or ENO Hammock Stands.

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