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I think you should go ahead and buy the underquilt, but you should still keep the pads.

:cool:Amsteel is supposed to be pretty good :cool::cool::lol::lol::cool::cool:

That stinks. :cool:

I had a homemade hammock and it ripped but my dad sewed it back together with a double stitch and it never ripped again. :cool:

Having trees that are farther apart might help. :cool:

To much money for me. :cool:

Doubt it. :D

Cool. :cool:

Have fun. :lol::cool::lol::lol:

I use the yellow straps and they work just fine. :D

I use gun shells, and they work just fine. :lol::cool::lol:

Cool pictures of the deer. :cool::lol:

I like the HH Monsoon. :lol::cool::lol:

I started at age 10.

You could get a windshield reflector from Wal-Mart fairly cheap. :D

Try being closer to the head end. :)

+6 on what billy bob said

Under quilts keep warmth from going out from under you.

figure 9s are great for setting up tarps but I wouldn't use it for hanging up a hammock. :shades:

I hear woopie slings are suppose to be the best suspension way to go. :D

If you use a sleeping bag it helps if you put a pad or a windshield reflector under it.
Another thing you can do to stay warm is to get or make a down overquilt. :cool:

Tree straps are necessary because it doesn't harm the trees like cords do.

In Jacksboro, Tennessee, if you go to the Cumberland trail head there is a about 15 to 30 mile trail to Frozen Head.

Hi I'm Alex I'm from Tennessee. I've been hanging out for about a year. I've used a HH. Which are very nice hammocks. :cool:

Great Set-up. :D