Hammock weight?

[Armor Like Fire]

Hey guys! I have a questin about the average weight of your guises hammocks with suspension and bag added?
My DIY hammock with woopie slings two carabwaners two six foot tree hungers comes in at about 20oz I beleave. And I make my hammocks about 9.8ft and about 4.8ft wide. (I use grosgrain around the edged for extra color)

[SilvrSurfr]

My BIAS Weight Weenie Micro is hammock 6.5 oz, plus suspension of 3.7 for a total of 10.2 oz. The bag probably adds 1/2 oz. This is my go-to hiking hammock.

My tablecloth hammock is 14.5 oz., plus 3.7 oz for suspension, so around 18.2 oz. This hammock is a loaner - I would never carry it hiking.

Grosgrain around the edge for extra color? I guess the UL bug hasn't bitten you!

[hobbang819]

14.8oz for a 100in 1.9 ripstop hammock
16.9oz for a 121in 1.9 ripstop hammock
29.9oz for a 132x90in tablecloth hammock

All with whoopies.

[nuttysquirrel]

my 12' 1.6 diy with dynaglide ridge line , 7.5' whopies , double ended stuff stuffsack ,8' tree straps with dutch buckles and 6'' dynaglide continuous loops all comes in at 17.5 oz !

[Basie]

If I'm reading the table at the Warbonnet site right, my XLC 1.1 DL with bug net and webbing suspension comes in at 32 oz/900 g. In the process of swapping to whoopie hook suspension, but still I'm a big bloke and I need a big hammock there will always be an associated weight penalty!

[AaronAlso]

1.7DL WBBB w/suspension = 32.2oz
DIY 1.0DL BB clone w/suspension = 21.5oz
1.7DL WB Traveler w/ bug net & suspension = 38.8oz
40D (1.8oz) 12' ACU Hammock blank = 14.3oz

Just the examples I had on hand.

[Wisp]

My Grand Trunk Nano with added ridgeline, tree huggers, whoopies, bugnet & stuff sack = 20 oz

The bugnet added about 11 oz to my basic set up, but in TX, you've got to have it.

My Dangerbird (10', single layer, 1.1) is supposed to come in around 23 oz.

[Armor Like Fire]

Dang some of you get some light weight hammocks! Wow but mine being about 20oz seems about average even with the grosgrain so I'm happy with that thanks guys!