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It puts the Underquilt on it's hammock ... It does this whenever it gets cold
Thanks for the advice.
The issue is I'm a hardcore side sleeper. I can't seem to stay on my back. In the Byers I keep sliding to the center-line in my sleep no matter where I start out. This stresses my hips at an odd sideways angle. I'm so sore in the morning I can barely hike back. I've been looking at this for over a month. I have a couple of crazy ideas. 1. I think the hammock is just too narrow for me. 2. I also think I could fix a lot of the issues if I "tuned " the hammock's pitch and hang e.g. suspension tweaks and adding a structural ridge line. . However, after a lot of research it looks like the Byers has a steep learning curve when it comes to tweaking with the pitch to get it just right. I am hoping the WBBB will be better for side sleeping out of the box once I find the sweet spot.
Sadly, I have sometime before I can try out the WBBB I am on a project that will suck up all of my spare time for at least a month. The good news is that by that time I won't need to even think about an under quilt here in Houston.
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