Multicam only available for the XLC?

**DuctTapeMessiah** · 03-04-2016, 18:26

Seems kind of crumby that you must opt for the more expensive version of the hammock to have the option in Multicam. Dream Hammock here I come!

**Ratdog** · 03-04-2016, 18:31

I'm sure you could contact Warbonnet for a custom order if you wanted.

Another option, if you are likely to use an UnderQuiltProtector, you can get that in Multicam.

Nice thing is, you can't lose either, both great products...but I do love having my shelf.

**swankfly** · 03-04-2016, 19:54

Originally Posted by Ratdog

I'm sure you could contact Warbonnet for a custom order if you wanted.

Another option, if you are likely to use an UnderQuiltProtector, you can get that in Multicam.

Nice thing is, you can't lose either, both great products...but I do love having my shelf.

Ditto...I have the regular WBBB in multi cam, it was a waste of money when I cover it with my UQ. I just ordered the XLC and did not bother with the camo version.

**Snusovic** · 03-04-2016, 19:56

Just checked the Sparrow basic build on DHs website. 1.9oz multicam +$20.

**Ratdog** · 03-04-2016, 19:57

Yeah, my UQP is multicam so now all my hammocks are ...if I want them to be.

**Snusovic** · 03-04-2016, 20:01

I do most definitely not mean to impose on personal taste; God knows there are plenty out there that claim mine is terrible! But I must ask; what is it that you find attractive with camo? A single brown, black or green usually blend in just as well or better.

**ferret** · 03-04-2016, 20:23

I hate crumbs too.

**DuctTapeMessiah** · 03-04-2016, 21:28

Originally Posted by Snusovic

I do most definitely not mean to impose on personal taste; God knows there are plenty out there that claim mine is terrible! But I must ask; what is it that you find attractive with camo? A single brown, black or green usually blend in just as well or better.

Haha. I actually instruct US Army Rangers. At night after we are done patrolling with the students, instructors are allowed to pitch hammocks and whatever else we want but we try and keep it as "tactical" as possible. I got that a hammock in its self isn't tactical. My point is, Multicam helps us keep a more discreet footprint in the event our student see our instructor point, since we can't always avoid being seen by our students. After all, Multicam is our camouflage pattern.

**Grapenut** · 03-26-2016, 11:54

Originally Posted by Ratdog

I'm sure you could contact Warbonnet for a custom order if you wanted.

Another option, if you are likely to use an UnderQuiltProtector, you can get that in Multicam.

Nice thing is, you can't lose either, both great products...but I do love having my shelf.

Has anyone actually had any luck talking Brandon into a custom order? I've tried twice. Once for a Yeti in multicam and then again recently for a single-layer WBBB in multicam. Let me be clear, I am not knocking Brandon or Warbonnet! I own three WBBBs and four YETIs. I love his gear but I think he stays pretty busy and does not like to get distracted with custom jobs.

I have a DL WBBB with multi-cam on the outer layer that I am about to remove the inner layer on so I can get my weight down. This hammock, with both layers attached is about the same weight as a single layer XLC so that's not an option.

Again, if anyone sights Bigfoot...holler!

G-Nut

**gunner76** · 03-26-2016, 13:17

To use multi cam for a down UQ or TQ, it would have to be calendared to make it down proof, might not be available in the multi cam pattern Brandon uses