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Tarp height: 68″/173cm
Hammock suspension height: 59″/150cm
Pole length packed: 20″/50cm
With webbing and Orange Screws: 52oz/1474g
With Amsteel and 40cm Boomstakes: 39oz/1105g
Cost: $90-120 per pole (incl. tieouts & stakes)


This is an initial unpacking and setup of the Tensa Solo hammock stand. I purchased two Solo stands to form a kit. I selected the 40cm Boomstake ground stake option for this setup, for use in firmer soils. I also purchased the orange screw ground stake option for situations with soft or sandy soil. Available tieout options include webbing or Amsteel whoopie sling style cordage for securing the posts to the ground stakes.


Tensa also makes the Tensa4 and Trekking Tree hammock stands, available on their website.

The Solo works well for setting up a hammock where there usually aren't any trees or a pair of suitable trees for the typical hammock hang. In open fields or on the beach, or even where there's only 1 decent tree around, the Solo can be used to hang your gathered end hammock for camping or lounging situations. A hammock with a ridgeline is recommended to help keep the system in proper tension when the hammock is both loaded or empty.


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