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After Having my adding whoopies tree huggers and an SRL ENO double and using it for 6 months and using it weekly I had decided I wanted an upgrade so to make my weekly campouts easier I decided on...

The ENO double nest is just shy of 10 feet long and I have the ridgeline at 96" and that is perfect for me it allows me to sleep on my side if I want as well My friend has his set closer to 98" so...

The ENO double and single nests are just shy of 10 feet long and I have the ridgeline at 96" and that is perfect for me it allows me to sleep on my side if I want as well My friend has his set closer...

The ENO double nest is just shy of 10 feet long and I have the ridgeline at 96" and that is perfect for me it allows me to sleep on my side if I want as well My friend has his set closer to 98" so...

which suspension set up is the wbbb?

the drifly is more than adiquate I peg out the center pretty wide with the top resting on my ridgline then i cross the two end guylines so the ends of the fly are touching to create a closed end and...

You are correct in saying that I want an all around however i would not carry all parts of the system year round i am just looking for Somthing that I can have for year round that I can piece...

The wood burning tip works I used that method when cutting the bag off the side to convert it to a bishop bag and sofar no fray or ripping only a couple un even edges

I just did this mod. but, I put a hole in the center with an awl and I had some extra tarp grommets laying around so I pit that in the center thru the strap for extra regidity and I love it so far....

Good point on the packing up. I havent done winter in a hammock only this last summer I did some 40s temps have done lots of tent winter camping. I think my first fiew camps i will take everything...

I am currently looking at "shugs" DIY set up for an SPE for my pad just in case. I had never seen hammock socks before looking them up now. They seem like a good light weight way to make sure your...

I think I will try the three season yeti and Have a top quilt for above 40 and a mummy for below that Thanks for the advice I have done alot of winter camping just not in a hammock I cold weather...

I figured that to be true because I could not find anything on this forum that was geared tward a 4 season set up I was just hoping that if i went and spent money on a winter yeti and maybe bought...

I am a warm sleeper I slept with a pancho liner down to 53 degrees once it dropped below that i brought out a wool blanket in march it hit low 40s and i wish i had an underquilt

I am planning a multi season trip in New England in my ENO doublenest with whoopies and ridgeline from whoopiesling.com from august to march and was wondering what a good 4 season combo would be....

I started Hanging about a year ago because I was in the military and did alot of BIVWAC's. Basically a military camping trip with guns and field movements but we slept in bivys, on the ground, and I...