ENO Doublenest or Hennessy A Sym Zip.

[mtbikernate]

I really like my ENO DN. I like having the extra room. I use mine with a Warbonnet Traveler bugnet.

I really like the modularity of the system and have come to like actually using a separate bugnet. Like others have mentioned, I can just not use it if I so choose. Like this time of year. An unintended advantage I've seen is having the bugnet completely surround the hammock, so nothing can bite me through the fabric on the underside.

I currently use it with an inexpensive (and very large) Guide Gear tarp. very good coverage for poor-weather hanging. I actually want to get a smaller, lighter tarp for warmer, fairer weather.

I can easily change up my suspension (currently using whoopies with a fixed ridgeline and treehuggers), too. I find the modularity to be a big advantage.

[samwise61304]

I have both, I think you will sleep better in a HH. The quality is different as well. Just go with the whole setup the first time and then buy the Eno used later for lounging around the house.

[dant8ro]

Hi Gunner,

The Eno is a comfortable hammock (hammock only), but it is really limited in terms of stock setup. The Eno bugnet is a tragedy (weighs way too much) and the Eno slaps traps are really poor (made of nylon which stretches).

My best buddy started with a DN (Double Nest) when we got going in hammocks, but quickly moved on to another hammock. The DN still comes out for lounging but that's all.

If your looking for a Hennessy Hammock, I own a Deep Jungle XL which is much longer than most of the other Hennessys and therefor gives a much more comfortable lay (I think) for those around 6'. I would reccommend it personally, as I won't ever give mine up!

Dan.

P.S. the stock Hennessy tarps are small and a little tricky to use properly. I'd recommend picking one of their larger tarps, or going without and picking something up from another HF vendor. (once again, my opinion).

[oldgringo]

The ENO is not the absolute best hammock on the market. That said, eternity in a Double Nest falls well short of Hell. For the price, it's hard to beat, IMO.