Difference between newest version of DoubleNest and older?

[WalksIn2Trees]

Used as an every day bed, you'll want a softer, finer material. Consider the desire many people have for high thread count sheets... This is a similar issue... But in a hammock there also a stretchiness factor to consider. I haven't done my own research yet but there's always a thread or two where people are discussing the materials, and it shouldn't take long for someone to pipe up about it now that we're zeroing in on what you're after.

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[iyiyi]

Used as an every day bed, you'll want a softer, finer material. Consider the desire many people have for high thread count sheets... This is a similar issue... But in a hammock there also a stretchiness factor to consider. I haven't done my own research yet but there's always a thread or two where people are discussing the materials, and it shouldn't take long for someone to pipe up about it now that we're zeroing in on what you're after.

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Thanks!

[WalksIn2Trees]

No kidding! Small world! I grew up in Westerlo... you can take the boy from the woods, but you can't take the woods out of the man!

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[danah.]

One's heavy; the other is heavier. You're probably better off with something like a Dutch hammock. ENO is strictly beginner stuff - which is fine if that's as far as you're going to go, and you'll be sticking with car camping. Most people find the ENO hammocks to be short (9'4"). I find 11 ft. hammocks to be much more comfortable.

If that ENO is working for you great! I started out with one but found it short for my 74 inch length. I do sleep very well in my Dutch !!' wide double model netless with a bug net. I can get very flat in that. This was my upgrade.
Amazing difference.!

[SoaknWet]

I completely understand your problem, being new you want to stay cheap and in my opinion ENO is a good starting point I have two great for naps but I've never been able to sleep in one all night! Then I landed up with an Amok, a Clark NX 270 and a 11ft from Go_Outfitters with net for under $100. No one warned me that hammocks are like potato chips, one just won't do.

[heyyou]

I'm sleeping indoors using an ENO Doublenest because...............it is short. It seems wider than my long hammocks from Randy and Dutch. With my 5'8" height, it fits me fine. I had doubts about the stronger/heavier material, as I like sleeping in a hammock, not just on top of the fabric, but it seems fine. I don't sleep until my feet are warm, so I wear loose socks, with no problems from abrasion as mentioned by others.