I did find a few without a tarp, just the netting. One even had openings on opposite sides. But it looked like was going to be some experimental DIY, and my wife isn't that adventurous when it comes to bugs and critters �� of course I was missing the word "room" in my search, so I'm off to do that. Thanks for the idea.
Those are some good thoughts, thanks for the ideas. As far as tarps, I'll set them up however she wants. I've got a couple 10x15 tarps already, but I'll go bigger if I have to. That YOBO looks slick, but I can't even pretend to swing that pricetag until I figure out how to get her into the woods. So far we've only tented once at a manicured state park site, and she ended up sleeping most of the night in the car. And I'm too big to sleep in my little car lol
With two hammocks side by side, or even worse in a tight V, tarping can be a challenge as Eclectic mentioned. One of the things I've done several times when we're in a three tree setup is the connect a line between the trees that make up the open end of the V and then run a ridgeline for the tarp from the middle of that span to the other tree at the point of the V. This gives a center ridgeline and if high enough (and your tarp is big enough) it helps prevent the tarp forming a lake between the hammock ridgelines.
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