What to buy.

[aka.jobbe]

Hi there.

First, sorry for the spelling, i'm from Denmark.

I am looking to bye i new hammock.
But i have a few demands.

It must be ad dubble layer.
It shuld be somthing there isn't heavy, duarable, and strong.
I am 183 CM high and normal of building.

There isn't any good sites og shops i Dk.

What is you'r advise, and why?

Jobbe, Denmark

[Cadenza]

Warbonnet Blackbird.

http://warbonnetoutdoors.com/blackbirds.php

[walterharold]

The WarBonnet BlackBird is a great hammock. I find myself camping much more often since I bought mine.

[dragon360]

I also believe that Warbonnet has a UK distributor as well. UKHammocks and DD are also out your way.

[lazy river road]

Warbonnet Black Bird or Traveler 1.1 dbl, I love mine so comfy.

[ReXwag]

Warbonnet would definitely be a good choice and fits all your needs.

[aka.jobbe]

At the site "jazz" is refering to, ther is a lot of choises..... What is the differens and what is good enuf and when is it just throwing mony after it?

A second quistion,
Any one who wulb explain the 2differens suspension types?

[Roche]

Another option is the Hennessy Deep Jungle (up to 180cm) http://hennessyhammock.com/catalog/s...ngle_asym_zip/

or Deep Jungle XL (up to 213cm) http://hennessyhammock.com/catalog/s...e_asym_zip_xl/

Here is a thread on Hennessy http://www.hammockforums.net/forum/s...ead.php?t=5462

[Beast 71]

I was gonna say Warbonnet Blackbird (WBBB), but I was beaten to the punch.

At the site "jazz" is refering to, ther is a lot of choises..... What is the differens and what is good enuf and when is it just throwing mony after it?

If you camp in buggy areas get the WBBB, you'll like the bug net. If you're a super light weight hiker or camp where there are no bugs get a Traveler. If you think you might ever us a pad get a double layer in the 1.1oz. materiel otherwise a 1.9oz. single is lighter and should work fine (check my math because I'm not a metric guy). The WBBB has a shelf and a foot box and it's a very comfy durable hammock I love mine.

A second quistion,
Any one who wulb explain the 2differens suspension types?

The webbing suspension uses straps through a buckle to adjust the hammock. It is simple and straight forward, it is the best design I've ever used. I don't know much about the rope suspension, just that it's lighter. Welcome to the forums.

[ReXwag]

I have the webbing suspension and chose it because it can be adjusted easier after setting it up. the rope suspension you tie knots. they go the webbing and rope suspension in there setup section http://warbonnetoutdoors.com/setup.php