Hey!
I'm a beginnerand i want to get started into hammock camping/backpacking! Unfortunatly my mother bought me the ENO Doublenest... not an HH..
I also own the Mountain Hardware Lamina 45 and a Nalgene water bottle. I plan to purchase the Boreas Lost Coast 60. I've been told its easier to start out ultralight instead of spending more money laterWell if you have any comments leave'em
Hey from down near Columbia. Born and raised a Clemson fan, but I go to USC so I can't rightly root for the Tigers any more without feeling like I'm wasting my tuition!
I saw in another thread that you're 15 years old, and I think it's great that you're getting an early start on your way to the great outdoors. The ENO Doublenest is a good hammock in my opinion - it was my first one and it served me well. For ultralight information, you might want to pay attention to Bonefire Gear up in Traveler's Rest near Greenville, SC. The owner goes by Brother Bones and he's hands down one of the friendliest and most knowledgeable guys in the state that I know of - I'm sure he'd be glad to help you on your way to ultralight.
In the meantime, enjoy that ENO as long as you have it (I know I still enjoy mine) and hopefully we'll get to see you out in the woods before too long!
I used to be a somebody, now I just camp.
Welcome from a Clemson alum in Nashville, Tennessee! I have a HH and an ENO Doublenest (actually bought for my wife). The ENO is great when it's not buggy, then you really need something with a bug net.
Great to have you on HH! Go Tigers!
Rain Man
P.S. Gresh is wasting his tuition! LOL
"You can stand tall without standing on someone. You can be a victor without having victims." --Harriet Woods
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Welcome from just up the road in Simpsonville/ Piedmont.
-Jeremy "Brother Bones"
Originally Posted by FLRider
Welcome from Durham, NC! Go Wolfpack
I was just down your way over the weekend, camping in Sumter National Forest. It was such a relaxing weekend
Congratulations! Clemson '92. Im in Lexington SC now. Love camping up there especially the Burrells Ford area on the Foothills Trail. For cooking on your hammock trips look at the homemade or commercial alcohol stoves. Ramen noodles are ultralight.
I live in your backyard. GO TIGERS!!!!! BigRed77
Welcome from just up the road in NC.....Go Tigers
Welcome to the forum! I'm just right up the road from you, in Easley.
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