Self adjusting under quilt

[MAD777]

My recent post of my DIY under quilt mentioned a pulley suspension, which brought up questions. Here's a short video I made to demonstrate it. The other side of the quilt has an identical pulley system.

https://youtu.be/2NUcUQlqLDo

The original UQ post is here...


https://www.hammockforums.net/forum/...er-under-quilt

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[Floridahanger]

Very nice setup. So simple and yet so effective. Great job.

[MAD777]

Thanks Juan, and thanks for the PM telling me to fix the links.....

[heyduff]

Nice ideas in there, I will have to try some of those myself....well, except for the -20* quick in a Florida summer.

[TrailSlug]

Great idea. This among other reasons is why I switched to a bridge hammock. Four connection points on the under quilt and you are done.

[MAD777]

Nice ideas in there, I will have to try some of those myself....well, except for the -20* quick in a Florida summer.

So true... I'm preparing my move to the mountains near Conway, NH.

[heyduff]

So true... I'm preparing my move to the mountains near Conway, NH.

Conway, you say, a perfect place to be...I live in New Hampshire so I know the area well, nice move! You'll have a chance to use your -20* quilt up here, I was out in -10* last winter...maybe we should set up a frozen butt hang--northeast version.

[MikekiM]

That's an awesome idea.... Simple.

Prussik on the SRL.. such a simple solution. I just picked a set of Dutch's Ridgeline hooks which work just fine, but I love hardware-less solutions.


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[olddog]

Love that setup Mike!

[MAD777]

That's an awesome idea.... Simple.

Prussik on the SRL.. such a simple solution. I just picked a set of Dutch's Ridgeline hooks which work just fine, but I love hardware-less solutions.


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Thanks Mike, that ridgeline Prussik does double duty. It's where I attach a shock cord from the foot end of my top quilt. Keeps it in the hammock.

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