If you use an outdoor hammock long enough, eventually you will encounter some wet weather. Some people use a simple tarp to cover up with; others are fond of the elevated shelter type of outdoor hammock. No matter what solution you choose in a wet environment, chances are your outdoor hammock will get wet on the ends from the rain trickling down the ropes. One way to funnel the water off the ropes is to tie a piece of string on each rope so that the water drops will run down the string and away from the hammock instead of traveling down the length of the outdoor hammock cord.

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