I have the WBBB XLC love it. Also have the Wilderness Logics Night Owl, love that too. Want to get the Dream Hammock Thunderbird.
I would suggest looking at Dream Hammocks too...
I have the WBBB XLC love it. Also have the Wilderness Logics Night Owl, love that too. Want to get the Dream Hammock Thunderbird.
I would suggest looking at Dream Hammocks too...
So which war bonnet exactly R u getting? The black bird? I think your post has swung me towards war bonnet
Ok but what's the 1.1 vs 1.7?
Material weight per square yard.
I am keeping my HH Expedition but am replacing it with a WBBB 1.1DL because I am under the impression the WarBird is somewhat lighter.Cinch straps for this old boy as I just do not care for amsteel.Also,I could never keep a pad under me in the HH and thot the Super Structure and foam pad was a cruel joke.So I got a JRB Winter Nest with the bottom entry.Wound up with a 10 ft argon from Dutch for a winter hammock coupled with the Winter Nest and a HG Burrow Zero.Finally slept warm in cold weather which was only 38F which is pretty chilly for me.If it's below 20F I will have fun doing something else as I got nothing to prove.Shaving weight is expensive.I want a pad with a built in net for bug season.My impression is the WBBB will fit the bill.
The warbonnet Blackbird is on its way to me!
Thanks I got the 1.7 didn't think at 5'10" I needed the xlc
HH are a great one stop shop.....but I love my WBBB, it is very comfortable!!! You won't regret your choice.
Yeah, true. At least SOMEtimes, for SOME folks. Depends on what you do with it. Could be a simple matter of hasty, careless, or inaccurate "bottom entry". As with so many things, there's much can go wrong, in the end. Honestly, I've tried bottom entry on a few test lays, but found it a little fussy, impractical, disappointing and generally unattractive as the SOLE method of entry. My Deep Jungle XL has a side-zip, and I find THAT suits me quite nicely. I've so far no firsthand experience with any consequential G.I. upsets, but, Y.M.M.V. As always, H.Y.O.H.
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