Oh, they arn't a problem anymore, I found a army surplus flame thrower on E-Bay last month, it is now part of my winter gear, at a mere 85 Lbs, I feel it is worth carrying for the protection provided.Originally Posted by Hooch
Just watch out for the killer snowmen, Doctari!
When you have a backpack on, no matter where you are, you’re home.
PAIN is INEVITABLE. MISERY is OPTIONAL.
i am a 4 season hanger 4 years now.the 1st 2 years i was a warm season hanger.my lowest temp so far is 8.6 degreesneo
the matrix has you
why isn't
"spring summer and fall"
an option?
85lbs is a small price to pay. But be careful those little snowmen are a wirey bunch!Oh, they arn't a problem anymore, I found a army surplus flame thrower on E-Bay last month, it is now part of my winter gear, at a mere 85 Lbs, I feel it is worth carrying for the protection provided.
Is that too much to ask? Girls with frikkin' lasers on their heads?
The hanger formly known as "hammock engineer".
Four seasons for me. Lowest temp was 11*, highest so far is about 80*. The low was with a rectangular 20* bag as a peapod with a 35* quilt inside. I've now made a down underquilt and will be making another top quilt. May also try a pad in extreme cold. Thinking about a sock, too. So much to sew...
The good news is my kids both hang (son was with me for the 11* night!) and the wife is giving it a try. Hopefully we'll all do some cold weather hangin' in the winter.
I wish spring, summer, and fall was an option for the poll. I have done late fall overnight camping in a hammock (5* to 10* F) but would choose a different, and more communal shelter system for winter.
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