The Kammok Python 10 is a pair of 10-foot adjustable hammock suspension straps rated to hang up to 500 lb. Each strap carries 20 daisy-chain loops, so across the pair you get 20 connection points to dial in the exact hang you want — clip into a higher loop for a tighter pitch, a lower one to let the hammock lie flatter. The webbing is high-tenacity polyester chosen for minimal stretch, so the hang angle you set at dusk is the same one you wake up in.
Ten feet per side matters more than it sounds. Most strap pairs run short and force you to settle for whatever two trees sit close enough together. The extra length lets you skip a bad pair and reach a better, more level set of anchors across the site. Kammok's Nanoweave construction drops the extra stitching and bulk found in layered straps while keeping the full strength of the webbing.
The tree end uses a variable-width design that widens where it wraps the trunk, spreading the load across more bark instead of biting into a narrow line. That keeps the strap from slipping or sawing into the tree — better for Leave-No-Trace hangs and for the strap's grip. Both straps coil down into the included Sil/PU-coated stuff sack so they pack small and stay dry between hangs.
