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Thanks for the insight. The suspension should be no problem to rig. I'm just a little scared to spend that kind of money not knowing for sure. This is my first uq, btw.

I'm shopping for a UQ for a Safari bottom entry. I emailed the Jack's about using the Nest, and they said it should work. Does anyone have experience with this or any other recommendations? I'm a...

I fit my safari and hex fly in one set of large skins. It's snug, but if you roll it right, it goes pretty easy.

I use the stock Hennessey set up. It's fairly quick, very simple, and works well.

I've heard rei carries Hennesseys, but as we don't have rei in Alabama, I can't say for sure.

If you don't mind the weight, I suggest the HH Safari. It's huge, easy to set up with the built in ridgeline, and the asym tie-outs give a very flat lay. I'm 6'2" 225# and can sleep on my side or...

Weight doesn't bother me much. I usually camp from a canoe or atv.

That's exactly what I use. It is much more flexible and soft than a normal ccf pad.

I have a diy gathered end made of 1.9. It served me well for about two years. (I upgraded) By the way, I go about 220.

Yeah you should be careful with abrasion. I only use the teeth of the figure nine to hold the rope while making adjustments. When I get everything set, I tie a couple half hitches through the biner.

I don't have any problems with the stock Hennessey setup. But like most others, I wanted the suspension to be a little easier to adjust, so I simply added a pair of figure 9 carabiners clipped to...

Just used my new safari for the first time last night. 20 degrees with pad and rectangle bag, no problems. Most comfortable night in a hammock I've had.

I'm in. Thanks

Just added myself... Alabama

I could use all these things;)

Count me in. Thanks for the opportunity.