Check out Warbonnet Blackbird hammocks. They should suit you fine. If they don't I know Brandon has made some custom ones for even double dog heavier fellas than you.
Check out Warbonnet Blackbird hammocks. They should suit you fine. If they don't I know Brandon has made some custom ones for even double dog heavier fellas than you.
"In your face space coyote"-HJS
Pulled the trigger and ordered the HH.
Good call on the HH Safari. I'm 6''1", over 3 bills, and always used the Explorer deluxe with worry. Tried the WBBB cause folks around here love em. It was nice, to be sure. but I still like the HH lay better. I've laid in a Safari before and was in love. I called Hennessy and spoke with a salesperson concerning the big discount sale. For 49 bucks I got the Safari Classic, less the bugnet. Thats why they are so cheap, netting was damaged. The good news, Ridgeline is still intact, and all suspension including straps came with. The guys at 2QZQ are on leave for a couple weeks, so I'm gonna try and make the bug net with zippers myself. I think the Safari is one of the most comfortable hammocks out there for big guys. The WBBB is good a sized hammock, the Safari, is bigger!
oh wow a safari for 50 bucks is it the bottom entry or zipper im totally interested did they have any with nets intacked or with the side zipper
They are the classic bottom entery they have them with the nets check out the for sale section here and look for odds and ends. for the price list.
Bigbogg
Originally Posted by BigTurtle
where you typed "HERE" i assumed that you had a link or a spreadsheet or something i cant find the list if you have it i would love to see it plzz you can pm me with it if you like
Look here to find it.
http://www.hammockforums.net/forum/s...707#post561707
I currently use the Eno Dbl and I plan to order a warbonnet bug net, Iam 6 foot 375# ( remember with every bounce in the hammock, the load in the hammock will be increased by the torque of the movement) Only probs ive ever had is with the suspension, not the hammock, (just straps, no whoopies now) After talking to a few guys at hangs, Iam getting the warrbonnet bug net for ease of entry on the side with a zipper and it is also easier to adjust the underquilt without a built in net, Guys our size have more prob. maneuvering in the hammock, this allows the most mobility with your gear to minimize our personal movement. This also allows for not bringing a bug net in colder temps. Iam curious to find out which rout you go.
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cool thanks ive got it and contemplating on the safari w/o the net then adding one latter on
thanks
I pulled the trigger and ordered the safari without the bugnet for 49 bucks.
Bigbogg
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