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Tensa4 Lightweight Portable Hammock Stand....First Look
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 12 ส.ค. 2024
- Tensa Outdoor......Tensa4 Hammock Stand....www.tensaoutdoor.com/product/...
Tensa4 on a slope.....flic.kr/p/2admZrN
and flic.kr/p/2admYmb
Tensa4 with a Bridge Hammock...flic.kr/p/2admXLU
UCR video.... • Hammock Suspensions Pa...
Continuous Loops.....dutchwaregear.com/product/ams...
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Hey shug, haven’t watched the video yet but it will probably be as great as always. You are a very uplifting person shug. I was bored with my everyday life (school etc.). I started to look into hammock camping as I am in the boy scouts and we camp a lot. I got a cheap eno hammock and some daisy chain straps and went off. You were a very positive and helpful person to me both as a hammocker and person. Now, I look forward to every single one of your videos, because you make me feel so happy. Thank you for being a great person.
(By the way, I just ordered my first whoopie slings and I am excited!)
Whoooooo Buddy))))
I was inspired by Shug as well, to upgrade from a tent to a Hennessy hammock with whoopie slings. Thanks Shug.
That is basically the same with me!!
agreed!
Same
That closing scene was pure epic insanity. I loved it! Great video!
Thanks and thankee.
I got a cheap Walmart stand that fits my Warbonnet Eldorado. It hangs pretty low to the ground but I've figured out a few ways to raise it up using blocks or natural terrain. It has revolutionized my car-camping anxiety. I now know I'm always able to hang when I can't pick the perfect trees out of a huge forest.
Nice to have for those car camp moments....
I know this is crazy old, but care to share what stand from ealmart you got?
Shug, you are a one of a kind. You bring so much laughter and entertainment to my family and we learn so much from you thank you for being an amazing person and sharing it with us all.
I am bowing deeply here....
This was an EXCELLENT video on the stand!! Well thought out - both the video and the stand! Thanks for the info, Shug!
Good stand to have when needed. For me that is usually state park campgrounds that don't allow hammock hanging.
Sometimes festivals.
So, my wife bought my son and I each, one of these stands. This will solve so many problems we run into when planning campouts with our scout troop. Too many times we have struggled to find trees for hanging. Plus, there are times, on the central plains, that there are no trees and I HATE sleeping on the ground. I've already set mine up at home and get the idea of how it is supposed to work. I stumbled across a lot of the things you pointed out without seeing this video. (Luckily, I never found myself on the ground.) We are going to take them on their maiden voyage this weekend with the troop! Whoooooo Buuuddddddyyyyyyyyyyyyyyy!!!
They are very handy to have and a campground game changer.
Thanks for taking one for the team Shug!! Whooo budddy!
It is my calling!
Your a good man shug. Thanks for all the deep details you have in your content and sharing neat new products. This is exactly what I've been needing , sometimes two good trees are hard to find
Folks may never see this stand as it is just two folks starting to produce it. Thankee.
Just received my tensa stand a few days ago. Looking forward to use it on my kayak and motorcycle trips. At many campsites, tres are not always available. With the stand I now can hang from the hammock every time.
Thanks Shug for spending the time to create these videos. Very instructive
Love this Shug! I’ve been waiting for just the right stand to come along, and u demonstrate it so beautifully 😁 u are my go to for all things hammock oh great one!
Thanks ...here is a bit more of the Tensa updated.....th-cam.com/video/liYq7c_fCOU/w-d-xo.html
Just saw this on Dutch's website. Been using the good ol' Hammeck stand for several years now, but this has me intrigued. Thanks, Shug, you're about to lighten my wallet once again!
It will for sure come in handy for some festivals and for state park car campgrounds where they do not allow hanging off trees.
@@shugemery - Definitely! I use my Hammeck one out in my local National Park, Joshua Tree NP. They do not allow for anything to be attached to any vegetation, so it sure comes in handy out there!
And for kayak camping - on beaches and sandbars no trees - I got one Cheryl made for me a long time ago - love love it! Your version is the keyed and anodized model!!! Awesome
That orange screw - amazing anchor!!!!!
Does that orange screw work in sand well?
Also - I just use my whole sling direct to the poles and when I want to shorten it I figure 8 wrap it to shorten
shugemery Panama City Beach photos using the OS for anchoring - you just go very deep with it till it’s solid and it holds me great - keep in mind this is some of the finest sand out there - firm stuff even easier th-cam.com/video/fg9ZBSfko4U/w-d-xo.html
Thankee for that!
Another great video Shug. Finally realized what it is that I like so much about you. You remind my of my all time favorite entertainer; Red Skelton! He was a treasure and so are you. Keep up the good work.
I am honored.
hey Shug, thought I'd let you know, Tensa is sending me the Solo, for free! They decided to sponsor an old guy and his dog on a summer adventure! I noticed they give you a big thumbs up there!🥰
They sure are handy! It is all in the staking out for sure.
Shug taking a fall for the fans!! Love it!!
And for my own amusement as well~~~
Cannot wait til I have all the pieces I need to take my son hammock camping with me! Been saving and buying here and there for 4 yrs now.
It'll happen~~
Thank you for another masterpiece! You are such an inspiration! Simply the best as Tina T sings👍
Thankee.
Very interesting.
I swear Shug, you are all things hammock.
Thanks!
I do like them. I do.
I refer to Shug as The Godfather when it comes to all things hammock.
Wow. Much lighter and smaller than the hammock stand i use. Definately worth considering to save up for one.
It is really good once you get the hang.
I made some of my own out of 10' pieces of 1/2" electrical conduit. Works great for car camping.
Righto! My favorite thing about my Tensa is that it breaks down so short but the DIY ones are great too.
I dunno what to say except wow, was looking for tensa reviews but instead giving you a sub xD
Love your performance and charisma
Thankee. That stand is handy when needed. Mainly campgrounds that don't allow things hanging from trees.
Thanks Shug, I’m looking for a portable stand , A lot of state parks here in Florida do not allow to hang from trees. I do not like tents I do not like sleeping on the floor I love my Hammock.I made a turtle dog stand but they have their issues also I will look into this one a little further. Thank you so much for your gear reviews you have save me a ton of money over the years by your educational videos
Now that's a hammock stand worth looking at. Thanks for the demonstration and tips on using it. I was thinking the counterweight using the two chunks of firewood might end up like a medieval catapult during a "mousetrap" but like you said it just buys you a bit of time to adjust your position. Jolly good show Shug!
Two logs for video demo only! Use the supplied head-tether!
Just got one for the wife. Now comes with one orange sand screw and one hard ground stake. Amstel lines are an $60 add on as it now comes with straps. Like you said, the first time setting it up is confusing as the included instructions are a little vague. Got it set with a hammock and the wife tried it and decided she likes it
They sure are handy when needed. Like a hammock....takes a few tries.
I just bought a cheap hammock for relaxing when car camping... I might need this stand for the mouse trap effect, the kids took over the hammock on our camping trip... lol. Loved it.
Oh yes!
Way ta GO, Shug! I especially like how you went to lengths to show the DETAILS of everything - and even put your camera down on the ground to give those close up, "snakes eyes" views. Also, I have a new Russian friend who has some distant views of himself "hanging" out in the red rock areas of Utah - with not a TREE within 15 miles. Different brand - that has 4 poles on each END, etc. Carry ON, my mandolin playin' friend! (Nothing's safe in Vector Eight!)
Thanks for noticing. Some product vids take quite a bit of work and edit. But I enjoy it.
Thanks for the video Shug! Great work.
Y'elcome.
I love hearing the summertime cicadas =) Great first look, best video I've seen on the Tensa yet. Thanks for showing it to us Shug!
Cicadas are great, and work for fish bait, and tasty too-if you don't catch fish.
I hear them right now!
Brilliant design, thanks for sharing. I was only watching for the mousetrap lol but got a deadly juggling show, Bonus!
I will always mousetrap it for kicks!
I do sleeves for amsteel ( just paracord without the inner strands), for protect it where has contatc with abrasive surfaces or sharp edges as looks these holes in these poles(or like some dutch titanium hardware). Amsteel is poor in abrasion resistance, just like your continuous loop shows detrition. Paracord sleeves works great for that, even the ultralighters could aprove the advantages.
I have never had one break yet.
Shug, you're a great communicator. I even understood what you were talking about. 🐸
Thankee.
Geez, Shug...don’t SCARE me like that!!! Watched the entire vid thinking you must’ve changed your style, although quite informative and kept it interesting...I breathed a HUGE SIGH of relief at the end when you Shugged us!! Don’t go breakin our hearts....stay Shuggie FOREVERRRR!!👍
All business on this video. Lots to show so cut a lot of me out!
shugemery NEV VUH!!
Hey Boy Scouts (and others) you can put your lashing skills to work and make a similar stand out of 8’ (or longer) pioneering poles! Remember safety first as far as strength of poles, staking that foot end really well (or tie to something solid like a post) and getting in/out on the head side. Obviously not as light or portable as the Tensa4 but a Scout is thrifty! Thanks for the video Shug and thanks to the Tensa folks for a great concept and awesome product!
Many are making their own.....th-cam.com/users/results?search_query=Tensa+stand+diy
Fantastic hammock stand idea🖐High Five!👍🙂👍#Heart
Enjoying it a lot.
I have to get one of these!!Thanks for this Shug!!🤖🥁
It is handy when needed for sure.
if it will give you a laugh, the first time I showed my wife my Tensahedron homemade knock off stand I only had one end tethered and said watch this and as I taco'ed she did laugh, was kinda funny after the fact, but it will help you learn what not to do, great information and demonstration, you covered it all, thanks.
i know she loved that.
Pretty cool, I need one of those made for my den in the house. The wife won’t let me attach anything to the walls. Lol
Shug,
Nice professorship regarding nodal geometrics!!! As always, I love the videos...kudos buddy!
Haaa! I try.
I have learned so much from you, thank you for sharing your knowledge in a Friendly and fun manner!
Mucho appreciato~~
Great vid as always! I got the confirmation email last week, hopefully my tensa4 stand will ship by the end of September. I'm glad they added the head line and extra screw.
For sure!
Saw your occupy mars t shirt and just ordered one for me!
Fine garment!
This vid could not have come at a better time.
I started hammock camping with an el cheapo supreme hammock similar to what you used in a previous vid. (which I still have)
I then upgraded to a bigger and better hammock.
Now I am planning on some trips on my motorcycle and would like to use my hammock as my primary means for sleepy time.
However, my next motorcycle trip will have me sleeping in a big field with hundreds of other people and zero trees.
As such I have been looking into light portable hammock stands.
This one has been on my radar.
I was going to build my own but the material is not cheap and I would not have to do any of the engineering if I just bought something that already exists.
Anyway, On my moto trip I have a 12x12 tarp that I hope to use for hammock shelter and a place to chill.
I would be interested to see this stand with a tarp set up over it.
A little porch mode action would be appreciated.
Mad Love...
Bill H.
Some photos....flic.kr/s/aHsmqvEMBd
Many motorcycle tourers are reporting great trip reports and success with it on Hammockforums.net
Can't wait to set my warbonnet hammock and Superfly tarp in porch mode with mine. WOO HOOO!
Thank you for the moue trap demo.
Well, there was cheese in the trap.
Fantastic!! look’s amazing... and we have some fun cause the mouse trap 🤣🤣🤣🤣
Keeps a feller on his toes. Or back......
Shug, you're a one man circus. We want a "Shug Netflix Special" Your closing scene got me back to practicing with the unicycle.
Industrial Strength Chafing...ride on~~~
Well presented video of he Tensa 4 Mr. Shug and understand it more about its workings after viewing your presentation of how to. Thanks for sharing that. Been considering one of these of late. Wondering have you ever demoed how the tarp extenders work, tips or tricks on these things? Thanks.
I have not done that. Takes a bit of fiddling. Next time I use the Tensa I will though.
Thanks again, Shaun. Have been trying to find a hammock stand that can use in my yard as I don't have any trees old enough to use yet and will be great to have one can carry in the car or on the cycle. Just ordered one!! You'd better tell them you want a commission! LOL
I am really enjoying mine.
Look Maa, I caughts me a Shug 🤣 woohoo buddy two videos in one week, good to have you back.
I got some to do before MN State Fair and shoulder surgery!
Finally.....got it set up with my amok....you were really conservative when ya said " scratching your head!" When setting up.....I had a lot of fbombs thrown around the first few times.
Once you get it you get it.
This is unrelated to the video, however, my wife found Peanut Butter Pop Tarts at Target! They started carrying them again this week! My suggestion to everyone who sees this: show your appreciation to Shug, by bringing him a box of Peanut Butter Pop Tarts if/when you go to the MN State Fair to see his show. Let's see how many boxes we can load him up with! Cheers!
Haaa....I done got me a good stash!
@@shugemery Nice! They freeze well?
Winter camping they freeze but still pliable and edible.
Lolololol I just woke up the wife. Your a good sport brother!! That looks like a great stand! Thanks for the review!!!
I do like it for campgrounds for sure.
Dutchware is now selling them on his site, same price as the mfg. That lends a lot of cred to this product. Dutch don't sell no junk IMHO.
Yessir.
Informative and entertaining as per usual.
Thankee feller.
A flaming chainsaw blade is but one of three deadly things you are juggling 🤹♀️👀 ?!? Oh, and that hammock stand is pretty cool too LOL
I like your log counterweight demonstration. I wonder if that would be a great place to hanger a cooler, I mean, backpack.
A great place!
Had both of mine worked on . Takes a while but you will be good to go in the long run
Everybody who has had the repair tell me that. Ready to be 99%
Do that mouse trap again! It was funny. Shug, you are the man! Great video!
I do like doing it and always will.
Hey, hey, HAY mind that shoulder. But keep havin' the fun.
Nice 'walk-through' , well simple precise talking and video angle and cut! and all with just the right prise of humor :)
For me, You're doing a great job!
And I believe that is a good Hammock Stand.
Two thoughts (rather for the producer): Why not make the head-end poles slightly longer. Then the bodyweight is on the save side and it would give a little more head-freedom.
The the other idea coming up was to fix the poles to the ground (where they touch it) - this way folding and unfolding the already set-up system whould be even smoother.
Righto. Many DIY a stand like this and make the poles longer...but not collapsible.
Maker here: we experimented with various asymmetries including that one. Bodyweight is already naturally on the safe side when reclining, even with the stand level. Tilting the stand improves the lay and improves the weight distribution at the same time. Longer poles are weaker, so need heavier construction. Also complicates manufacture and assembly. Increases load on foot end ground anchor, increasing incidence of pullout. Finally, the issue is solved decisively by anchoring both ends.
The juggling at the end made that video worth watching!
👍
Thanks Shug. I wanted to buy one but wanted to see it in action first. Thanks for sharing!
Y'elcome.
Excellent video!
Thank you. I enjoy my stand.
I can see that on hard ground a metal rod the thickness of the screw pin shaft not the thread would be needed to make the hole, other than that it looks the perfect stand to catapult jellied eels over the fence . Great stand. Whoooo buddy.
Ot tie off to a car, picnic table or the likes.
I want to toss a jellied eel but we just don't have them here!
Thanks for the review. I’ve been trying to come up with an option for Big Bend without going back to a tent.
Great for car camping or moto camping.
I’m proud to say.......”I just hung around for the mouse trap demo”
Thank ya sir ! 😂
Yessir!
👏🏼 bravo . You sir are very talented. Thanks for that review
Thankee.
Thanks, Shug!
Excellent video as always! Detailed, well explained and entertaining 😁
Thank you.
Thanks for the review and insights about what to expect.
Thanks for the video. Good for motorcycling in the Southwest.
Many motorcycle touring riders are reporting great trip briefings and success with it on Hammockforums.net
See also advrider.com/index.php?threads/theres-a-new-hammock-stand-on-the-way-perfect-for-biking.1291616/
Good mouse trap gag! Great Mando piece!!
Thanks and Thankee.
Clicked like cause I always like anything you do.....
I thank you for the click.
Very good and thorough review as always; Whooo Buddy!!
Thanks and Whoooooo Buddy))))
As always - entertaining as informative. Quick question: It appears in the video that you have the poles extended further out (longer) on the foot end than the head end. Is that so? If so, is that what you were talking about (tweaking) to give it more stability when you get up and out of the Tensa? Thanks for your reply. I haven't committed to the Tensa, yet, but am leaning that way.
It was my mistake but still worked. The poles should all be the same length but the foot end is angled higher.
Lol, your probable the only person alive that has ever balanced the little orange stake on their nose, or even thought to do that. Now the viral videos can commence. Thanks.
It was an impulse.
Shug is a _professional_ balancer, these feats should not be tried at home without adult supervision. whoobuddies!
Haha, that was worth the wait. Don't hurt yourself Shug, we need you! #NationalTreasure
That was an easy fall......these kinda hurt....th-cam.com/video/hiemQ_ljT0M/w-d-xo.html
and this especially....th-cam.com/video/km-Ge7BNzCc/w-d-xo.html
shugemery Ok, yeah, winter one made me cringe. You have a "the show must go on" mentality. Thanks for the links, I hadn't seen those bud!
Pap Tairt and Medaglia D’Oro Espresso from the hammock in the piney woods!!!
Good eatin' and sippin'
That was a great video
Thankee. Real handy stand when needed.
You know, I tried out the Eno Nomad stand and it was terribly close to the ground and obnoxiously huge when packed up,, so next up is this stand. I need one for my motorcycle camping.
I know a few moto campers using them happily.
NC love to a NC native...going to do Uwharrie National Trail next weekend
Have a right goodie of a trip.
Might just build one for the mousetrap feature! Looks like fun, thanks Shug!
It kinda is....
I'm liking that a lot
I like that it will set up on a hill or slope as well.
Interesting & fun as always Shug!
I had fun!
Shug, I found Peanutbutter chocolate pop tarts at my walmart last night, I was so excited I almost yelled whoo buddy really loud, but definitely thought of you, I shall begin hoarding these things in case they go away again.
I got me a stash.....
Those are quite delicious aren't they, Joel? We know what we're having for breakfast tomorrow morning... or let's be real, snack tonight! 😁
Was just waiting for that 20 pounds of firewood to come catapulting over the top!! Careful there, Shug! Whoo Buddy!!!
Tested...tried and true. No flinging/
LOL, Keep up the good work, you're always informative and entertaining!
sure would like to see the Amok set up in the Tensa stand, maybe?
It works....flic.kr/p/MWJiby
He's like Jackie Chan, does his own stunts!
Haaa!
OMG MINNESOTAS GOTZ TALENTZ!!
Shug, I'm in need of a self supporting stand because I sometimes (kayaking) end up on a beach without trees. I used to have a handy stand - that one from U.K. with all the cords and anchors - but it depended too much on very secure anchors in the ground - difficult to do on crushed shell beaches or with the lava rock under the soil where I live. I understand the Tensa4 stand only uses anchors to secure the "tilt". So I could possible anchor the foot end on something heavy (bow of my kayak) rather than an anchor screwed in the ground. Soooo - do you have a scale you could attach between the orange anchor and the line and see how much pull is applied to that line in normal conditions. In other words, if I know the stand was putting 35 pounds of pull on that orange stake, I'd know about how heavy a weight (beach rocks/logs) I'd need to put on the end of the line without having to screw something in the ground,
Thank you for showing how the Tensa4 works and "taking one for the team" to drive home the lesson of getting out on the right side of the line (sounds like the start of a country western song; "... because your mine, I get out on the right side of the line ..."
You should reach out to the Tensa4 owners to get that info.....www.tensaoutdoor.com/support/
I don't have that kind of scale.
Maybe tie off to a tree or big rock? They say it does not take a lot to hold it. Kayak may be fine but they would be a good source to ask.
Got this from the Tensa4 owners:
Raftingtigger measured 40lbs at one point, but we heard quick about cases where that’s inadequate. Amount of tilt and user weight has everything to do with it. At the taco point, of course, the pull is zero.
In really loose stuff, filling the carry bag with that stuff, tying around its middle, and burying perpendicular to the line for a “dead man’s anchor” works.
Shug, 40 lbs. is not nu'thin so I'll plan to have that end well anchored to something. "... taco point ..." I"ll have to change my points of reference, or not. If you redo your video, you could hang a big hunk of cheese (maybe a Green Bay Packers cheese hat) to the anchor end and show what happens when you go after the cheese (exit on the wrong side of the line). Thank you for your prompt reply and sharing Tensa4's reply.
The thinking now is the counterweight should be half of your body weight. I have tied my DIY stand off to the house, fence posts, car bumpers, etc. It is hard to get one of those Orange screws through the caliche out here in AZ.
What a cool contraption!!!
It sure is!
It’s really light at 12 pounds, but you pay for it in stability and complexity to setup. How stable is setup once you are in a hammock? And how stable do you feel once in? Would tossing and turning and side movement cause any concern?
Finally, these ground screws are no go in rocky soils. Can I use snow stakes instead?
Very stable. Set up is easy after you do it once or twice.
Do I look unstable in it?
You can use whatever kind of stakes you feel fit for you terrain. But make sure it is a hardy stake.
I've never seen you at a time where I thought you were stable. My tree fell down dead. It wasn't any good for hanging a hammock anyway! You did a lot of pointing, showing and splainin Lucy and it still came out looking good. Good device for us poor folk that don't have two trees. MUCH better than those patio pipe thingies!:)
Concerning stakes, this anchor was the single most versatile we identified, at reasonably low weight and bulk. In practice, I end up not using any stake about half the time I set up the stand, which has been many dozens of nights over the last few months. You can tie the line to anything able to take the tension, which is far less that your body weight, depending how far over the baseline your center of gravity is. Base of a shrub, a big rock, a small rock jammed into a rodent hole, a motorbike, a cooler full of ice, a door hinge pin, even: a tree.
Re complexity of setup, with practice my setup time is approaching that of many tree hangs where low branches or long spans complicate. I find that I'm choosing to set up the stand instead of use anything but most ideally spaced and situated trees, as easier.
The titanium version would likely be three times the price and only a few pounds lighter, if that much.
@Troll Compared to other hammock stands, 12 lbs is light. Not great for backpacking but well suited to car camping, base camp, paddle trips or sailing.
Hi Shug , I'm watching your tensa 4 video and noticed that the head left poll is not fully extended is that for a reason or a mistake please let me know . Keep up the great videos they mean the world to me. Thank you from the bottom of my heart jim
It was my mistake. Best way to learn.
@@shugemery thanks for your response
Great video Shug, I just purchased one of these. Do you have, or could you make a video on some of the tarp hanging techniques for this? Please cover tarps 11ft and under and those over 11 ft. Thanks.
Getting the Tensa Tarp Extenders helps a lot www.tensaoutdoor.com/product/tarp-extensions-for-tensa4/ but they take a bit of practice to get right. Here or photos of some of my tarps on my Tensa. Ya' just gotta get out and mess with it. flic.kr/s/aHsmqvEMBd
@@shugemery Awesome, thanks Shug
Shug, never seen this in any of your camp videos so was curious if you have used it in the field and how practical it is. Asking as I have ordered it and plan on kayak camping beaches in florida and this would be a Godsend. Thanks
I have used in in a couple of campgrounds. For sand make sure to look at sand stakes or dead-man instead of stakes...sand depending.
Mr Shug, pretty please can you share with me who makes/sells that mighty fine tiny table set-up you have set-up right next to the hammock for presumably your morning coffee or the beverage that put you to sleep in the first place. Please, with extra prettiness. Thx!
Here ye' be.....hammockgear.com/schwarze-biene-outdoor/
@@shugemery you are a gentleman and I don’t know if you’re a scholar, but you’re certainly a schooler! Thank you so much.
Thanks for replying.
I wonder if a continual loop would be better to use as opposed to a whoopie sling using a Amok hammock with this stand?
Either works. I have used both but all depends on hammock length and the Tensa angles. I do use a loop at foot end almost always now.
Love ya Shug! Great review.As usual lol 😝
Thank you. Backatcha...
would be prohibitively expensive to import to the uk so i’m going to make my own, it’ll make a good winter project . that’s a great beat track you was laying down there at 12.21
Many folks are DIY'ing their own.
th-cam.com/users/results?search_query=tensa+4+stand
thanks
Hey Shug, great video. I need one of these for car camping when there are no trees.
Quick question, do you set up with the foot end slightly higher than the head when hanging from trees? Never heard that before. Thanks!
I do alway. Puts me in my sweet spot.
Me too. Many hammock manufacturers recommend now. If you think about it, having your feet near the wide middle of the hammock, furthest from the gather, makes it easiest to keep a flat diagonal lay. This means your head much closer to a gather than feet. Lowered head end makes this the natural resting point. Symmetric, you tend to slide toward middle with your feet climbing the gather, pushing you off the diagonal.
You could add the folding hammock accident to your act! 😂
Yessir!
I would like to know where can I find that beverage stand ? That thing is so cool 😎 and very convenient.
I was sent that as a gift. Then they started a company....in Germany.
schwarzebiene.de/en/home/