What do you do with your arms?

[guitstik]

My arms are at home locked away in a safe. *rimshot*

In all seriousness if it's warm I'll have one arm out above my head and the other on my chest/stomach. If it's colder I'll sleep in a fetal position with them in front of me and my hands under my chin.

I was waitin' for someone to say "I take 'em off and hang 'em up till mornin'".

[T- Minus]

Is the Bundy of the Al or Ted variation? What is peck palm?

Al
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and this,
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[tstark]

Al
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and this,
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Hahaha! Oh man, I love it!

[Tikker]

if you have issues with arms, you could get something like the Amok Draumr, or maybe the luke's 90 Degree hammock. you can lay however you want, arms whereever you want

I stomach sleep in my Amok, so arms are up above my head

[guitstik]

if you have issues with arms, you could get something like the Amok Draumr, or maybe the luke's 90 Degree hammock. you can lay however you want, arms whereever you want

I stomach sleep in my Amok, so arms are up above my head

I was initially drawn to the Draumr but then immediately repelled by the price. If I bought that hammock I wouldn't have to worry about what to do with my arms, my wife would probably rip them off my body and beat me with them.

[ChrisJHC]

If you have enough Bundy you won't care about your arms!

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[freekncreekn01]

Another vote for a bridge style hammock for us side sleepers. I too started with a gathered end, but had to sleep coffin-style to feel comfortable. Switched to a bridge and been sleeping comfortably on my side ever since. I kept both styles and can now thankfully adjust my sleeping style to whichever hammock I take with me. Perhaps a longer RL would help.


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[Backoff]

Interesting as I am new to this as well and just tried out my second night sleeping in a hammock. It was better than ground sleeping but not by much. I am a side sleeper and my little inflatable pillow wasnt cutting it. I fell asleep with my arm above my head and woke up an hour later with an arm in pain from a lack of blood to it. The only time I was truly comfortable was coffin style but I cant fall asleep that way. I was right on the edge though and though a little Tylenol PM would probably do the trick until I get used to sleeping on my back. I just cant afford to pick up another hammock right now.

[2 Samuel 22]

I'm a side sleeper in a conventional bed. In a hammock I sleep diagonally: head left, feet right, mostly on my back, legs in some variation of figure 4. My left arm rests at my side on the extra hammock fabric, kind of like a built-in shelf, it's one of the side benefits of wider hammocks. My right arm is either resting at my side or draped across the torso. When fetal/side sleeping my arms lay where they lay, like when I sleep in my bed at home.

[SteelCut]

Sleep on my side just like you described.

Me too.