This thread is for discussion of the recent ATHH Group Review (http://www.hammockforums.net/index.php?page=athh).

Note - this review compilation is still a work in progress. There are still a couple of reviews to be added, and I will update this post when complete.

Many thanks to HC4U for collecting/organizing the reviews.

Sew, is you dun yet? ;)

FWIW: I'm still using the ATHH without incident. And I have hung at least 2 of EVERY 3 nights in my ATHH since getting it several months ago.


Doctari.

I still have a couple of details to attend to but you can see it here (http://www.hammockforums.net/index.php?page=athh).

As you can see from my report, I have nothing against that hammock but it's just not my cup of tea.
If someone else would like to have it, PM me w/ your mailing address & I'll send it to you for the cost of the shipping.

As you can see from my report, I have nothing against that hammock but it's just not my cup of tea.
If someone else would like to have it, PM me w/ your mailing address & I'll send it to you for the cost of the shipping.

Grizz was the 1st of two requests for the hammock, so it's spoken for.

Grizz was the 1st of two requests for the hammock, so it's spoken for.

thx slowhike. It has a perfect role waiting for it as a overhead tarp for my son's "treehouse" (which doubles as my hammock stand...)

Grizz

thx slowhike. It has a perfect role waiting for it as a overhead tarp for my son's "treehouse" (which doubles as my hammock stand...)

Grizz

Don't forget to seal the seams where the tabs are sewn along the ridgeline - I could see daylight through the stitches in mine! :scared:

Hi guys!1

The weather has finally changed here in central Florida.

I had a delightful nap in the subject hammock a few days ago. The lack of breathability is not a problem with weather in mid seventies.

Something else came to my attention. The hammock is made with a central panel and a narrower (12 inch or so) panel on each outer edge. In my evaluation, I complained about it because it didn't hold my head up.

But, for actual sleeping, it seems to enable a much more flat position to be achieved. There is no risk of falling out, just a nice flat lie.

Grinder/Tom

I still have a couple of details to attend to but you can see it here (http://www.hammockforums.net/index.php?page=athh).

UM, I looked at the list of reviewers, I'm not on there. Do I need to resend or is you getting senile?? :laugh:

EDIT: OH, found my review, just wasnt on "The list"

I just did the math, & found that I have used the hybred hammock roughly 80 nights now, still no sign of wear on the hammock or suspension ropes. After reading some of the other reviews, I wonder at the failure of some of the suspension ropes.