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thanks for the replies.

i'm just a noooob putting his 2cents everywhere .... :D

but, you are right the forum is good as is.

everyone has been very generous and kind with their replies, awesome!

but, for us Canadians some "local" knowledge in a specific section, could be useful .....

still, this is an awesome forum...

typically, what width of pad is preferred?

edit, found the answer, from the search function ... :)

yes i agree, i like my thermarest.

but the ObusForme looks softer and more forming, the ObusForme weight and bulk is none issue for me.

looks softer than a thermerest, could a be good under pad .... please advise. :mellow:
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just askin ..... cause you never know ..... :cool:

like the signature :D

awesome

us tall ones can have hammocks too .... :cool:

i'm diggin' this forum - thanks again for replies ... some were quite funny ... :lol:

thanks :cool:
oddball, must of been a "hanger". lol'z

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=f5cL-h3Pj1o

best reply ever :D



but seriously, i do understand about down and why it's generally speaking one of the best insulators. i was a little concerned about how hammocks are kind of open. but...

... when it gets wet, it's the worst insulation. :eek:

just curious to what type of sleeping "bag" insulation you are using and why?

thanks
hg

thanks very much for the replies :)

tiny, that's good to know, us tall guys can't always get stuff that fits. lol .... :crying:

i'm in to hunting so i usually sleep in a cabin tent with a wood stove, which is real cozy.

however, i need a hammock for when i'm in the forest on multi campsite trips that is quick / waterproof...

this all sounds very encouraging, thanks ... ;)

welcome and peace, i'm new here as well.

thank you for the warm welcome :) very cool!

just about to purchase my first hammock for bear hunting this spring, in BC Canada, figured this would be a great place to get advice for my hammock purchase.

peace :)