ENO Fuse Tandem Hammock System Colour Slate Lightwieght Fuse Spreader Bars, Two Hammocks Side by Side Dac Grren Anodised Aluminium Alloy Eliminates Enviro Damage Weight 277 g

This works so well! Super easy and quick to put up. It's perfect for hanging two hammocks side by side from the same two trees or posts. If you (or your kids) like lots of swinging/playing with hammocks, it doesn't work so well for that. It's best for just sitting or relaxing and talking, with maybe a little bit of swinging motion. But I feel like the Fuse actually keeps the hammocks more still than a solo hammock. Anyway, we love it! Even if you have the trees for two hammocks, this is a fun way to hang them so two people can be close and visit without bumping into each other. The carrying case is great, as is the way they fold up to store so easily.

They took some getting use to and adjusting the first time but once I got it, it wasn’t too bad. You do feel the other person’s movement but it wasn’t that bad. Not super noticeable. I usually use both but I have just used 1 also and it worked well. Not as much movement noticed. They hold up well and are light.

This works well and I'm happy to have it. Just note that it works best with two folks of roughly equivalent weight and to beware when one person is getting in/out.

I’ve had this in my cart for years. Finally decided I would get another hammock and get the spacer bars and it has definitely been worth it.

Do exactly what they say

Works very well. It makes double hammocking with the wife very enjoyable. Lightweight as well.

Lightweight easy to use and pack. Creates a good spacing between hammocks. We were in the hammocks last night when the wind picked up to 25 - 30 mph. Our entire sleep system was rocked around some. Then one of the spreader bars detached from one of the hammocks. Everything else with underquilt, hammocks, and cords held up. I will now tape closed or with some other method prevent the clip from opening. They should have been made with a lock.

These things are a must have for anyone with eno style hammocks. They dramatically increase the chance of finding a good hammock spot for a hammock hang and make the whole experience so much more fun. (Plus they make great gifts)A few things you should know:1) If you use them a lot, they will break eventually. Don’t cry about it, just get a new one. By that point you’ve gotten more than $30 worth of joy out of them, and you’ll almost certainly end up with a spare rod for your next set.2) Physics is a thing. When one hammock is empty, the other person is close to the ground. When the wind blows, you have a sail. When someone gets in/out or moves around, you’ll go for a ride. Don’t whine about it, have fun with it.3) Try to give yourself a bit of extra strap length when picking a spot. Of you cut it close, you put more stress on the rods. I mean you can usually pull it off, but don’t expect that to be an every time thing.