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Hey Pringles! Glad to see you're getting out and enjoying your hammock!
1. I see a lot of folks use a short piece of shoelace that you can
Hi, I’ve had camping hammocks for a long time, but not been comfortable with fussing with all the options. Last weekend, I used my hammock for the first
ATPringles Today, 10:13I'm looking for some advice from people who have backpacked in the Wind Rivers Range, and more specifically, the short Cirque of the Towers loop out of
sparky32 Today, 09:56Washed my dyneema tent in the bathtub with a little Dawn and let it hang/air dry - smells nice again . Lots of folks recommend TechWash also.
78Staff Yesterday, 23:41Yes indeed, well I was already convinced that an underquilt would be allot better. But first wanted to try at least one night in a hammock like this before
jaxoezy Yesterday, 22:17Yes it is! I got a lot of use out of my Hammock Gear under quilt over the maybe 9-10 years I've had it, and used an unzipped sleeping bag for a top quilt.
Bellke Yesterday, 21:53
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Three questions, drip lines, tarp hangs below hammock sus., and doors
Regarding 1: I used cotton kitchen twine - because it was what I had. I do like cotton because it is more prone to absorb water and wick it away. Other
Eclectic Today, 11:14