HH over cover?

[Gary_R]

Its weird, I have yet to ever have condensation issues in my hammock, with Quilts, or the SS or the Overcover. Maybe I just dont breath our enough moisture?

[BillyBob58]

Its weird, I have yet to ever have condensation issues in my hammock, with Quilts, or the SS or the Overcover. Maybe I just dont breath our enough moisture?

Same here Gary, and I have wondered the same.

The only exception is on the area of my TQ near my face at 10*, lot's of condensation then, in that small area near my mouth/nose.

[BillyBob58]

I like the using the over cover on my HH but have only used it at very cold temperatures. I am fine with just my sleeping bag to around 25 degrees. I have used the over cover from 15 degrees to -35 and it does help IMHO. But if you use other vapor barriers or are in warmer or humid conditions, more condensation or ice is likely to happen.

Minus 35? Wow, you are one of the cold weather heros here! So were you using a Super Shelter in those temps? If so, how did you augment it?

[SilvrSurfr]

I've been thinking about a Tyvek overcover for my Hennessy and other hammocks. Now, if only I could get some cold temps to experiment with. Anything over 25 F, I'm fine with just a 0 degree bag, ccf pad and space blanket. Under 25 F, and you get that "frozen face" syndrome from the wind.