Blowing wind would still shake some down on you. But if that's completely surrounding the hammock, the HH bug net is extra weight...no need for a HH.Originally Posted by SuperTroll
Blowing wind would still shake some down on you. But if that's completely surrounding the hammock, the HH bug net is extra weight...no need for a HH.
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I was thinking of a shell to use in lieu of a tarp during winter months, removeable and stored during warmer weather...Like I carry smaller tarps on warmmer, dryer trips than when it's going to be wet and windy on others...
Thank You all for your imput....I'm not sure I'm done with this idea yet, but I'll let the forum move on........
just to add one more thought, i`m planning to make something that will look a lot like the clark hammock, silnylon on the ends & bottom, & the mid-section can be switched out w/ either DWR or no-see-um.
this will be a light weight shell that can be used w/ your choice of hammocks.
...tim
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