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the inner wire from a telephone mains lead.
really easy to use and it slips up insidse the amsteel really easily.

Tried this idea recently as well. very easy and works a treat:cool:

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-2540553/Sleep-tight-Man-real-bed-heights-sleeping-HAMMOCK-100ft-ground.html

I had a go and found it difficult to make whoopies until saw a tip on the forums for using the inner wires of a telephone cable as a type of fid.
this reduced the exercise from a frustrating...

I know this is not the full insulation that you may be talking about but it has got an insulated layer built in.
http://www.twhammocks.co.uk/Hammocks/Hornet-Hammocks/Camo-Insulated-Hornet-Hammock...

Thanks guys

I have a TW hammock and have just made whoopie slings to try out. I have noticed that when I larkshead the whoopie sling into the hammock channel and hang it I get a lot more of a ridge up the middle...

went out for a hike the other day mainly jsut to get my head showered, but also to keep an eye out for potential sites.
Went up the hills above Belfast and had a fantastic morning. the sun even came...

A guy called Derek Hansen @ultimate hang is the only one I have come across

Thanks for the welcome everyone:)

Thanks for all the advice so far.
A lot to take in.
Will give the whoopie slings a go:scared:

Have been wading through all the different methods.
Whoopie slings scare me - very thin and I haven't built that kind of confidence yet.
saw this video on my trawls and it looks kind of simple....

Sorry just saw the other guy from Belfast.
Good to see someone else.
Thanks Shiver

Thanks for all the welcomes.
The access can be a little tight' but there are some great places to go.
Hope to post some pics when the weather gets better. My daughter is keen to try hammocking out...

New to hammocking - really enjoying the site so far.
Just introducing myself before learning more.
Thanks so far