Is this tree good enough?

[Johnzaga23]

 

[TheHolySword]

It seems like it's on a trail, this may lead you to being found too early. I don't know much about full suspension but it's hard to say how reliable a tree is going to be, we don't know the sturdiness of the branches from a picture.

 

[Johnzaga23]

It seems like it's on a trail, this may lead you to being found too early. I don't know much about full suspension but it's hard to say how reliable a tree is going to be, we don't know the sturdiness of the branches from a picture.

yes its not the tree im gonna use because its on a trail. I just need to know what im looking for.
some cyclists left some chairs inside the forest too, so i can steal/borrow one for my outdoor activities..

 

[Rymrgand]

I have no idea about this, but the branches seem kinda frail, right?

 

[Sbetto]

As branches, they seem a bit too thin to support the weight of an average 70 kg person, so they could break if subjected to such a load.

 

[AreWeWinning]

As branches, they seem a bit too thin to support the weight of an average 70 kg person, so they could break if subjected to such a load.

You don't need the branches. You can tie the rope on the trunk if you know how. It's not even difficult. I have been researching the same thing recently, and did some tests too.

 

[Johnzaga23]

As branches, they seem a bit too thin to support the weight of an average 70 kg person, so they could break if subjected to such a load.

the tree is taller than it looks like, but i could use the top branges, which are thicker, right?

 

[kimcoffee_]

Idk lots to grab onto mid attempt. Might work but tbh id look for somthing better.

 

[Johnzaga23]

Going tomorrow for a search. By the way, what should i use to step off and hang, if a chair is not avaliable?
Are pine trees actually good enough for hanging?