When you talk about a ridgeline, you may be referencing three different parts of your hammock setup. Our founder, Dutch, explains the difference between these three ridgelines.

The first ridgeline is the apex of your tarp. A tarp ridgeline helps keep your tarp tightly secured so it can protect your hammock underneath.

The second meaning of ridgeline refers to the equipment that suspends your tarp above your hammock. You can create a split or continuous ridgeline with this gear. At DutchWare, we provide the accessories you need for both types of ridgelines so you can set up your tarp without complex knots.

The third instance in which you would use the word ridgeline is when referring to the hammock ridgeline. DutchWare offers two different types of structural hammock ridgelines: adjustable and fixed. With either of these two kinds of ridgelines, you can adjust the amount of sag in your hammock to your liking. Make sure you're referring to the right item when searching for ridgelines for your camping gear.

We know you depend on your outdoor gear to protect you from the elements. When you shop with DutchWare, you can be confident you're getting the best hammocks and accessories at the best prices.

Timestamps:
[0:00] What are ridgelines?
[0:09] What is the tarp ridgeline?
[0:18] What ridgeline gear can you use to suspend your tarp?
[0:20] What is the difference between a continuous vs. split ridgeline?
[0:29] What is the ridgeline of your hammock?
[0:34] What is the difference between fixed vs. adjustable hammock ridgelines?
[0:41] Examples of adjustable hammock ridgelines
[0:44] The purpose of a hammock ridgeline
[0:50] Make sure you refer to the correct ridgeline when speaking with others


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