PEAPOD

**Zilla** · 11-06-2016, 16:12

Now that the weather is starting to turn colder i thought i would re list this Peapod for sale.
Used Peapod in very good condition, i purchased this here from another member a few years back and it has been hanging in my gear closet ever since.
I have never used it because i am too big for it to fit properly.
This quilt has a huge amount of loft in it and is very warm, rated for 20° and wraps around the entire hammock and has a velcro closure that runs down the entire center of the quilt.
These Peapods are very expensive brand new and you can check them out at the Speer Hammocks website.
I am only asking alittle more than half of what the go for new -$265.00 , Shipped conus and paypal only..
I will ship it out next day priority mail.
I do not have any pictures of the actual quilt but here is one i found that looks Exactly like the one i am selling -

**varga49** · 11-06-2016, 17:33

So how big is too big? I'm 6'2 and 240

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**Kanguru** · 11-07-2016, 07:33

I am 6'5" and 245. Use one all the time. They do work better with a narrower hammock like a traveler or my 54" DIY for bigger guys IMHO. Hope that helps.
I also highly recommend this easy mod. https://www.hammockforums.net/forum/...attachment-mod

**Zilla** · 11-08-2016, 02:17

Price drop - $255.00 shipped, - This is a really good deal, More affordable than buying 2 seperate quilts.!!

**B-Square** · 11-08-2016, 07:52

On the website I'm confused as to the weight. One place it lists it as 5 lbs and in another its 3 lbs. Either that or I need new glasses.

Can you tell us the weight?

**Kanguru** · 11-08-2016, 09:23

From Tree to Tree site description. "It measures 9.5' x 6', and weighs approx. 36 oz." That pretty much agrees with mine.

**Zilla** · 11-08-2016, 11:54

Originally Posted by B-Square

On the website I'm confused as to the weight. One place it lists it as 5 lbs and in another its 3 lbs. Either that or I need new glasses.

Can you tell us the weight?

I believe they are talking about the heavier Polar pod when they refer to the 5 lb model.