What do you think about double hammock and water resistant hammock?

[powerboil]

The problem with these types of styles, like this Alpine Hammock, is that you need a pad inside the hammock because an UQ(more comfortable to me) would be outside and get soaked. This hammock is like a Chrysalis hammock in that each has a fly. Here it is without the top. I cannot find a picture of it with the top on, it's at the foot end.
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I agree that with your conditions, you may want a larger tarp like a winter tarp. This is because of the wide sides and doors at the end. I love my large tarp for Florida because we also get a lot of windy rain here. Many tropical type storms.
Here is the closed tarp after a storm.
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The next day. This day the storm changed directions on me and I alternated closing the doors on one side then the other due to a change in the wind direction. Here is the head end after the storm.
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After the storm it was a great evening and I could totally open the hammock to get the best breeze. This is the next morning.
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Good luck in your hunt for the best equipment for your area and adventures.

Thank you so much,
I dont like chrysalis design, i worry to hit bar with my head!!
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In your pictures, tarp is close like tent, you can swet in Thailand , not easy in Asia. (30-37 C)

[irondog]

Thank a lot. I will try big tarp. But hard to find in Thailand...

Oh?! Can this TRUE?? I can't believe this! Some of the finest and most comfortable, excellent blue-silk hammocks in which I've ever lain were proudly and masterfully Thai-made! Additionally, the most perfectly water-proof, most siliconed of silny tarps I've ever touched were made in a textile factory (I cannot now recall the town.) in central upper Thailand, where there used to be a vegetable processing factory; and they were sold in many sizes with many optional features available. Surely, ALL this high quality and broad variety is not now intended for export-only?! I wish you much luck and great success, whichever course you choose.

Edit: No, no! I'm sorry! It was Chiang Mai! I encourage you to investigate, and discover what may be available to you, domestically, before you give up hope.

[Floridahanger]

...In your pictures, tarp is close like tent, you can swet in Thailand , not easy in Asia. (30-37 C)

The good part of these tarps is that even while tarp is closed, it is still open at bottom. The bottom opening can be adjusted by hanging the tarp higher or lower. Also, check out the last 2 pictures with the tarp wide open and in porch mode. The tarp is very adjustable for a wide variety of temps and weather conditions. Also I made it myself so it was less than $20 US. If you can't find a tarp there, make your own.

Good luck.

[powerboil]

The good part of these tarps is that even while tarp is closed, it is still open at bottom. The bottom opening can be adjusted by hanging the tarp higher or lower. Also, check out the last 2 pictures with the tarp wide open and in porch mode. The tarp is very adjustable for a wide variety of temps and weather conditions. Also I made it myself so it was less than $20 US. If you can't find a tarp there, make your own.

Good luck.

Good point! Thank you. Nylon or Polyester is better?

[Floridahanger]

Polyester will have less stretch. RSBTR will have a second generation Polyester material that may be great. Ask them about overseas shipping from the US or check for local materials.

[powerboil]

In Thailand, you can find only polyester, nylon is expensive and silicone coat is more expensive. And Thai call tarp is flysheet. Big tarp inThailand too heavy. Sometimes I order online from USA. But i dont know this year, amazon deny ship to Thailand. May be i made it.

[powerboil]

Sorry,Wrong picture