how many hangers still have eno bag attached?

[DivaB]

I still have mine....very handy, not to put my hammock back in, but for other odds and ends that don't fit in the ridge line organizer.

[jons4real]

I cut my bag off, removed the strap, cut a small hole in the bottom corner and use it bishop bag style.

I thought of doing the same thing but I wasn't sure if the bag would be big enough to good hammock Plus suspension

[Boomer]

I have mine. I keep the ENOs as kick around/in the park hammocks. I can throw my keys in the pocket and then flop the pocket over the top. It wraps the hammock around me (helps avoid sunburn, windchill and extra bugs).

[Bubba]

I thought of doing the same thing but I wasn't sure if the bag would be big enough to good hammock Plus suspension

I've used mine with two 15 foot straps and decender rings and they fit fine. It's definitely more snug but not hard to stuff everything in.

[Triggerhpy]

Keeped it on both my ENOs.

[alphaskin7]

I have mine. I keep the ENOs as kick around/in the park hammocks. I can throw my keys in the pocket and then flop the pocket over the top. It wraps the hammock around me (helps avoid sunburn, windchill and extra bugs).

I use mine in the same way: empty my pockets into it, toss it across my body and the hammock, and it becomes a great little weight of sorts to make your hammock into a cocoon.

[Sprada]

I have mine. I keep the ENOs as kick around/in the park hammocks. I can throw my keys in the pocket and then flop the pocket over the top. It wraps the hammock around me (helps avoid sunburn, windchill and extra bugs).

genius! This has now inspired me to set mine up and give it a try. Simple things in life.

[dkperdue]

I've used mine with two 15 foot straps and decender rings and they fit fine. It's definitely more snug but not hard to stuff everything in.

Same here.
Good for wallet, small 9MM, keys, etc.


DKPerdue
Proud Pound Hawg

[pellet gun]

I have mine still attached, but did cut the strap off...

[the_watch_guy]

took mine off, but still use it as a stuff sack