New to the WBBB family.

[TinmanJones]

My WBBB XLC DL & SuperFly arrived today. So excited, I hung the hammock on my back porch tonight & am enjoying some me time.
Tomorrow, the rest of the gear will be set up. Hopefully with ease.

Thanks for everyone here who posts & answers the noob questions.
We appreciate y'all.

[gunner76]

Great hammocks. You don't want to know how many of Brandon's hammocks I own now. I think I am addicted to them.

[TrailSlug]

These are excellent hammocks that are well made and comfortable as are many of the cottage vendors in the USA. I too really like Brandons work and continue to be drawn to his wares.

[Majortom]

Congratulations ,it's like Christmas in July. If you enjoy the xlc and superfly half as much as I love mine you can look forward to some hangin heaven.

[BrickOuthouse]

Congrats!

Im seam sealing my pull-outs on my new Superfly today

[SoaknWet]

Am I missing something? Why are you seam sealing your superfly? Reason I ask is because I am going to order one very soon.

[The Tree Frog]

Am I missing something? Why are you seam sealing your superfly? Reason I ask is because I am going to order one very soon.

You don't need to seal the ridgeline, but you do need to seal the pullouts. If not, they will leak (drip). Doesn't take much sealant and it lasts a long time.

[kev138]

The attention to detail on WB products is amazing. I made a stuff sack out of some left over silnylon the other day. When I was done I was proud of my results. Then I made the mistake of comparing it to the stuff sack my mamajamba tarp came in. Man was I blown away by the quality of the stitching on just the stuff sack. I mean I knew the tarp was an amazingly well made piece of gear, but never thought that something as simple and humble as a stuff sack would be so well done.