SOLD: WBBB 1.7 DL, Superfly, 3-Season Incubator, BBO

**spratto** · 03-21-2011, 08:12

As much as it saddens me, the following items are for sale:

Everything is SOLD. Thank you all! Tracking numbers have been sent to all buyers

(Sold) -Warbonnet Blackbird 1.7 Double, includes webbing suspension, 2 Warbonnet carabiners, and HH Snakeskins installed - $170 Shipped CONUS

(Sold) -Warbonnet Superfly with doors attached, includes guylines and HH Snakeskins - $120 Shipped CONUS

(Sold) -Stormcrow 3-Season Incubator UQ (Olive) - $220 Shipped CONUS

(Sold) -Bear Burrito Oven (Camo) - $60 Shipped CONUS

All items are like new, are in perfect condition, and were puchased less than 30 days ago. The BB and Superfly have only been hung once for about four hours. The BBO and UQ have never been removed from their stuff sacks.

I will take PayPal or you can mail me a check.

Thank you,

Spratto

**Moxie** · 03-21-2011, 08:17

I will take the SuperFly...PM sent.

**spratto** · 03-21-2011, 08:30

Moxie - I'll throw in about 80 feet of yellow dyneema from Warbonnet as well.

**BOB1520** · 03-21-2011, 08:34

I'll take the Bear Burrito Oven. PM to follow.

**lymphocytosis** · 03-21-2011, 12:55

If the blackbird comes with the original WB bishop bag too I'll take it.

**spratto** · 03-21-2011, 13:30

I just repled to your PM. Yep, it comes with everything just like it would if it came from Warbonnet. All I did was add HH Snakeskins to keep the hammock off the ground in the event it fell while I was pulling it out of the black bishop bag. Thanks!

**traveler23b** · 03-21-2011, 13:57

I'll take the Stormcrow 3-Season Incubator UQ (Olive) - $220 Shipped CONUS if still available ... PM sent.

**spratto** · 03-21-2011, 14:13

Thanks Traveler! Yep, it's yours! PM replied to.

**Syb** · 03-21-2011, 15:09

Everything okay Spratto? Not to pry in to your personal life but you seem to be unloading all your gear. Hope all is well.

**spratto** · 03-21-2011, 15:26

Well, I've hiked and camped for many years, but this was my first go at it using a "real" Hammock. I went out last weekend for two day trip with all my new gear on the Ozark Trail and, sadly, I learned that a hammock is not for me. At least not for the time being. I tossed and turned for a bit and finally got up without sleeping. I didn't even try the second night and ended up leaving early. I had a textbook hang, the thing looked awesome! I guess it's just not for me... Part of my problem is, undoubtedly, due to my weight, which I desperately need to address.

I will say this, of all of the forums I participated in over the years, this one is by far the most supportive and cordial of new and "seasoned" hangers alike.