OMG! What Is That Thing???

[MDSH]

Decided against a top closure. I'm happy with it as a 3S piece of gear.

[mayhemkb]

I really, really like this idea! I love reading your posts on your UL stuff and designs. It helps me come at some of my weight challenges from a more creative angle!

[MDSH]

I really, really like this idea! I love reading your posts on your UL stuff and designs. It helps me come at some of my weight challenges from a more creative angle!

Thanks, mayhemkb!

I'm transitioning to a new career but can't read all the time so this is a good outlet.

My goal this year is to hang more than I dream about it!

[bwg]

Hi MDSH --

I like your design. It is similar to a design I planned a while back but never began making it. Here's a drawing of what I wanted to make next time I began sewing. I was planning to leave the bottom part open for easy entry and exit.

Bryan

WinterHammockCover.png

[MDSH]

Hi MDSH --

I like your design. It is similar to a design I planned a while back but never began making it. Here's a drawing of what I wanted to make next time I began sewing. I was planning to leave the bottom part open for easy entry and exit.

Bryan

WinterHammockCover.png

Thanks, Bryan.

Yes, mine is completely open at the bottom and hangs straight down for easy entry/exist.

In Georgia you might become a poached hanger surrounded so closely by all that sil, if I understand your design correctly.

I expect to tent mine out for ventilation in the heat of summer here or, say, in Arkansas, where I go sometimes. Don't expect to need that in the mountains of NM where I also like to go.

[dingbat]

Cool!

Saw your description of this in another thread and couldn't quite wrap my head around what you were describing. Now that I see it, I like the design very much. Nice work!

[MDSH]

Cool!

Saw your description of this in another thread and couldn't quite wrap my head around what you were describing. Now that I see it, I like the design very much. Nice work!

Thanks, dingbat!

My UL kit is coming along nicely.

[MDSH]

Got a chance to use this last night in cool breezy weather and it works fantastic!

The solid panels kept the wind off my head, feet, and UQ.

But I could lift my head a little and see out. Didn't use a tarp.

It was one of the best nights I've had in a hammock. Slept 'til after 7 this morning when the dove started up.