I have an XLC but I'm not sure I'd recommend it for you. Like you, I'm also a new hanger and being 6'5" 240lb I decided to go with the bigger XLC. I have only used it a few times, but it has...
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I have an XLC but I'm not sure I'd recommend it for you. Like you, I'm also a new hanger and being 6'5" 240lb I decided to go with the bigger XLC. I have only used it a few times, but it has...
I just want to chime in here and say that the hammock I received was the advertised size of 9'x4', and not the 10.5'x5' that you claim.
That guys an odd bird to say the least, but he puts in a lot of work on his videos. Good to see people up editing and production into them.
20 should be good. If you get warm just adjust your top insulation and if that isn't enough the UQ can be moved around with ease. It's better to go more than you need than not enough. These things...
I'm 6'5" 240lbs with the XLC. I have used a 20 Incubator from Hammock Gear. If I can figure out how to keep it in place I would be very happy with it, but I'm a rough and tumble sleeper. The thing is...
I think adding hooks or buttons would be the way to go as well, but I'll try the cord method you suggested Beast. Appreciate it.
Also, thanks for pointing me to the video section Floridahanger. ...
After spending more time with my setup, I've got it fitting just right. The quilt now looks like a trapezoid and fits pretty well, but I'm still having issues keeping it in place as I toss and turn....
Quick and dirty intro: Just getting into hiking/camping, decided hanging was the way to go, did my research, bought WBBB XLC with HG quilts. Anyways, my first night out I had all kinds of issues...