Dream Hammock Sparrow

**AllAmericanInfidel** · 04-05-2017, 22:03

Howdy folks, just wanted to show off my new Dream Hammock Sparrow. Its 1.6 HyperD double layer, with Moroccan blue on the outside and MacLaran Tartan plaid on the inside. The over cover is also 1.6oz MacLaran Tartan plaid. I had an open top pocket sewn on the head right side (since I lay head left), and a larger zipper top pocket sewn into the left foot side. Its just large enough to stash my Ipad Pro in when i'm reading or watching movies on my downtime at work. Pretty much every option they offer is on it.
I just got it in the mail today and initial impressions after a few hours of hanging i it is that this thing is extremely comfortable! I love the soft feel of the 1.6 HyperD, and the lay is very flat. Ill update as I use it more. Its maiden voyage mission will be 2 months in the mountainous jungles of Vietnam. Anyways, here are a few pics of it from the Dream Hammock website.

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Ill be sure to update with some pics of my own once I snap a few. Right now its in the SMR Nube in the back yard, which will also be making its maiden voyage to Vietnam with me in a few weeks. So, what do you all think?

**TrailSlug** · 04-05-2017, 22:08

Nice! Congrats on your new hammock.

**Dead Man** · 04-06-2017, 04:51

Well that certainly makes my kilt fly up. Beautiful theme well executed.

**kev138** · 04-06-2017, 06:10

You lucky dog. Sweet hammock. I saw Papa Smurf post on it.

**Zilla** · 04-06-2017, 11:15

Very nice, enjoy

**Peppy** · 04-06-2017, 11:40

Very nice!

**WVHills** · 04-06-2017, 15:11

Looks cozy. I think its the plaid, reminds me of a blanket.

**Dead Man** · 04-18-2017, 12:05

Just realized I had seen that tartan somewhere. Most of my family (ancient descendants) are from Wales but we have a connection into Scotland and the Clan MacLauren (or MacLaren) there (a sub family affiliation - likely tenants of the laird). We're cousins (profoundly distant by about 5 or 6 hundred years). That being said....nice hammock there cuz. Glad you used the ancient version rather than the modern derivation of the tartan. Certainly my preference as well.