- ADVENTURE IN STYLE: Atlas Straps are lightweight and compact, with the added plus of a handy storage bag to take them on the go.
- HAMMOCKING DONE RIGHT: Pairs perfectly with any ENO Hammock (not included). Set up and start relaxing in seconds.
- MASTER THE ART OF LOUNGING: Includes two straps that are each 9 feet long, allowing you to wrap them around big trees or wherever your adventure (nap) takes you.
- TRUSTWORTHY MATERIAL: Falling is not an option, unless it's to sleep. The Atlas straps are made from durable PolyFilament webbing and support up to 400 pounds.
- ENO GIVES BACK: ENO loves the outdoors and shows it by donating to organizations that preserve our wild places.
Relax. ..
Responsible Hammocking
- Hammocks generally leave a very small footprint and are prime examples of a minimum impact shelter as, when used with appropriate, tree friendly suspension systems, hammocks don’t alter the natural environment.
- Use 'tree saver' straps. These are wide straps made out of nylon/polyester webbing that go around the tree to minimize girdling and damage to the bark and cambium layer, which can cause wood tissue death. Never use anything made from a non-tree-friendly material, such as plastic zip cords. Never hammer/screw anything into the trees. Leave No Trace recommends straps with a minimum of 1″ in width.
- Set up hammock camp at least 200 feet away from any water source to protect riparian areas (the interface between land and an area of water.) These areas provide unique plant habitats and communities, and are significant in soil stabilization.
- Look for an established, or already existing, campsite to set up your hammock. As prescribed by the Leave No Trace Principles: 'Good campsites are found, not made. Altering a site is not necessary.'
- Don’t hang your hammock from any dead trees. You could hurt yourself and alter the area around you if the tree were to fall or break from the result of your hammocking. Even if your chosen tree looks alive, check above you for dead branches and/or fruit that could fall.
- Check with local land managers to ensure the area allows hammocking. Florida state parks, for instance, prohibit hanging hammocks, so double check to avoid breaking the rules and creating unnecessary impacts.
- When you find two perfect hammocking trees (thick trunks, alive, and in an area with little or no ground cover), make sure to thoroughly check the ground area for sensitive plant life (plants at higher elevations are damaged easier and recover slower than those at lower elevations), wildlife habitat, and potential hazards like yellow jacket nests or poisonous plants.
- We suggest you do not hang your hammock more than 18” off the ground to prevent accidents and to avoid damage to higher branches and leaves.
- Always take down your hammock whenever you leave your campsite to prevent animals or small children (if there are any around) from getting tangled up in it.
- As always, clean up after yourself! Leave the spot just the way you found it.
About Eagles Nest Outfitters, Inc
In the summer of 1999, brothers Peter and Paul Pinholster decided to permanently escape the traditional workplace and make hanging out their full time occupation. They wanted a business that would challenge them creatively, but also allow them to pursue a laid-back lifestyle.
They began as a small operation in Florida, planning to travel the East Coast in a ramshackle minivan and sell hammocks at music festivals and community gatherings along the way. In the early years, home was wherever the van was parked that night. The brothers dedicated their days and nights to making and selling the most comfortable hammocks in the world.
In a short time, the boys found themselves with more business than they could handle from the van. Weary from a life on the road, they eagerly settled down in Asheville, NC and continued growing the business into what is now a thriving company. Today, they continue to supply the best hammocks and accessories to like-minded people across the globe.
Enopia
Welcome to the world of Enopia! Eno isn't just about making hammocks. We're about inspiring a community of like-minded individuals to live for and love the outdoors. Old or young, adventurer or relaxer, traveler or backyard nappers – set up your hammock, lay back, and enjoy Enopia.
BEST SELLERS
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Relax. ..
Responsible Hammocking
- Hammocks generally leave a very small footprint and are prime examples of a minimum impact shelter as, when used with appropriate, tree friendly suspension systems, hammocks don’t alter the natural environment.
- Use 'tree saver' straps. These are wide straps made out of nylon/polyester webbing that go around the tree to minimize girdling and damage to the bark and cambium layer, which can cause wood tissue death. Never use anything made from a non-tree-friendly material, such as plastic zip cords. Never hammer/screw anything into the trees. Leave No Trace recommends straps with a minimum of 1″ in width.
- Set up hammock camp at least 200 feet away from any water source to protect riparian areas (the interface between land and an area of water.) These areas provide unique plant habitats and communities, and are significant in soil stabilization.
- Look for an established, or already existing, campsite to set up your hammock. As prescribed by the Leave No Trace Principles: 'Good campsites are found, not made. Altering a site is not necessary.'
- Don’t hang your hammock from any dead trees. You could hurt yourself and alter the area around you if the tree were to fall or break from the result of your hammocking. Even if your chosen tree looks alive, check above you for dead branches and/or fruit that could fall.
- Check with local land managers to ensure the area allows hammocking. Florida state parks, for instance, prohibit hanging hammocks, so double check to avoid breaking the rules and creating unnecessary impacts.
- When you find two perfect hammocking trees (thick trunks, alive, and in an area with little or no ground cover), make sure to thoroughly check the ground area for sensitive plant life (plants at higher elevations are damaged easier and recover slower than those at lower elevations), wildlife habitat, and potential hazards like yellow jacket nests or poisonous plants.
- We suggest you do not hang your hammock more than 18” off the ground to prevent accidents and to avoid damage to higher branches and leaves.
- Always take down your hammock whenever you leave your campsite to prevent animals or small children (if there are any around) from getting tangled up in it.
- As always, clean up after yourself! Leave the spot just the way you found it.
About Eagles Nest Outfitters, Inc
In the summer of 1999, brothers Peter and Paul Pinholster decided to permanently escape the traditional workplace and make hanging out their full time occupation. They wanted a business that would challenge them creatively, but also allow them to pursue a laid-back lifestyle.
They began as a small operation in Florida, planning to travel the East Coast in a ramshackle minivan and sell hammocks at music festivals and community gatherings along the way. In the early years, home was wherever the van was parked that night. The brothers dedicated their days and nights to making and selling the most comfortable hammocks in the world.
In a short time, the boys found themselves with more business than they could handle from the van. Weary from a life on the road, they eagerly settled down in Asheville, NC and continued growing the business into what is now a thriving company. Today, they continue to supply the best hammocks and accessories to like-minded people across the globe.
Enopia
Welcome to the world of Enopia! Eno isn't just about making hammocks. We're about inspiring a community of like-minded individuals to live for and love the outdoors. Old or young, adventurer or relaxer, traveler or backyard nappers – set up your hammock, lay back, and enjoy Enopia.
BEST SELLERS
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