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I'm not going to be much help here. Just wanted to say hi from Roanoke. With that being said, I haven't had much of a bug problem in the area. Of course that depends on where you go. When I first...

I don't think disservice is the right word there. But that's your opinion, just like mine. I originally had the slap straps and I had no idea how awful they were until my brother got a set of atlas...

Thanks, and living in NC ENO is local for you. The main reason for the ENO hatred that I have found is the fact that they aren't a "cottage" vendor. I think I'm going to go with the dutch pullouts,...

And to think I was hesitant to post this. I really like the jacksrbetter and dutchware ideas. Has anyone used either of those? I don't want to sew in the tarp, I'm afraid I'll mess it up. Is it...

I have an Eno housefly. So far I've been pretty impressed with it. However it really catches some wind and pushes the side into me in the middle of the night. I was wondering if anyone knows if it is...

rbpratt, I'm from Roanoke, so I thought I'd say hey.

I'm anxious to see pictures. I found this on kickstarter about a month ago and was really intrigued by it. Do you have any idea what that costs...

Ok so I've been hammocking for about a year now with my Eno Atlas straps. They're super adjustable and seem to be well made and easy to set up. However I have seen so many people here using whoopie...

I didn't go through all 8 pages of this thread, (I suspect it's already been brought up) however for a smaller price tag the Eno Housefly is pretty sweet. Do a little bit of searching online and you...

I'll have to check those out. I do keep my pack at the end of my hammock. I'm looking for a place to stash things I may wake up and need like water, my glasses, knife, flashlight, ect. I woke up...

Thanks, I will definitely be giving that diy project a shot. And as far as hitting my boots goes, I've never had a problem. I'd rather spend a little extra time tying my line to the trees and doing...

So I did some cold weather hammocking this winter and I've seen everyone talking about their UQ. I slept in 20F and a slight breeze with my thermarest pad comfortably, was even hot by the time I got...

I really like that smaller one. Do you know where I could find plans/howto for something like that?

Thanks, I have a roll top stuff sack and some extra carabiners laying around, I'll try that this weekend and see how it goes. Maybe I won't have to buy anything that way! Not a big fan of the Night...

I will be using a non-structural ridgeline not attached to my hammock in anyway so my roll will not affect it. I am a fan of the jacksrbetter bag there, I remember seeing that before but didn't know...

So I have been looking for a while for a gear hanging system and I can't seem to find anything I like. The closest thing I have found is the ENO talon ridgeline system, and even that isn't that...