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    Senior Member BillyBob58's Avatar
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    Quote Originally Posted by rip waverly View Post
    Wow. That hammock is huge!
    Yep! Huge and comfy! The UQ is lifting the hammock in that pic, but you can still see how much sag there is below the RL.

    Well, here, pic better than words:




    I didn't look to see if I already posted these pics in this thread, I might have. But if I sit in my UL Explorer, the ridge line hits at about my neck or shoulders:


    compared to well above my head with the Safari.

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    You are not alone I too love my Safari above all others for comfort. I made a synthetic UQ for it and it works fine with a down DIY TQ made from a sleeping bag(tapered not full mummy) that I added a foot box to. When It really gets nasty and darn cold, out comes the Clark NX250 we go below 0* in that baby nasty winds and all.
    Whether trail or paddle don't you know
    My hammock is the way to go
    There peace and solitude I find
    To ease all troubles from my mind
    Both body and soul revel in delight
    As day surrenders to inky night

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    The Safari is truly a giant hammock. I added a removable bugnet and tarp to one of the netless Safaris I bought during the Odds and Ends sale, and it is just cavernous inside compared to my Expedition or Explorer. Looking forward to trying it out come spring.

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    They are definitely unsung hereos. I love the size of the Safari, and the lay is wonderful. I hope to take mine out this weekend to try it with my peapod and MacEntyre sock. I can't wait. Friday night is supposed to be down in the 20's.
    "No whining in the woods"

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    Quote Originally Posted by BajaHanger View Post
    They are definitely unsung hereos. I love the size of the Safari, and the lay is wonderful. I hope to take mine out this weekend to try it with my peapod and MacEntyre sock. I can't wait. Friday night is supposed to be down in the 20's.
    Wow! So your Safari must be a No Net like mine? Even with the No Net, using a Pea Pod with the Safari will be quite different to say the least! Not saying it can't be done, but for me the PeaPod is easier with the smaller hammocks. Look forward to reading your results!

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    BillyBob, you may be right. I never tried it, and thought it would work. I will have my GT Ultralight standing by. LOL...
    "No whining in the woods"

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    Quote Originally Posted by BajaHanger View Post
    BillyBob, you may be right. I never tried it, and thought it would work. I will have my GT Ultralight standing by. LOL...
    Hey, it might work just fine, I just have not tried it. Glad you are going to!

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    I love my safari!!! nI had the 2QzQ zipper mod done to mine too. I love the feeling of sitting up in the hammock and feeling like your in a tent. Its so roomy and comfortable though I wish they made one in a super light material -cause it is prob the heaviest hammock on the market. Either way, its my favorite.

    http://crookedblueline.blogspot.com/...ker-river.html

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    Safari here I bought one last year then thought I'd go on a weight reducing gig and sold it. Big mistake. The Expl Dlx is good but I missed the Safari that I picked up a no net version. It has gotten more use than the Expl Dlx, rigged with a JRB nest and Sierra Sniveler.

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    I never realized there were so many Safari lovers out there. I love that big ole' hammock... So roomy and comfy.....
    "No whining in the woods"

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