Whoopie Sling "All in One" System

**opie** · 06-21-2010, 00:11

Allright, tell me what you all think... I can trim the excess off the guylines Im using for the bug net....

**molawns** · 06-21-2010, 14:23

Great vid, Opie!

...makes me wish I still had my Clark NA, so I could add a similar set-up!

(I'm happy with my NX-250, though. The hammock's poles eliminate the need for this type of set-up, in the first place)

Good stuff, though!

**lonetracker** · 06-21-2010, 18:25

looks very good opie.that bugscreen is opened nicely,the way it should be,with very low/no fiddle factor.great solution.

**Dutch** · 06-21-2010, 18:32

Nice job Opie. You solved the one problem I had with the Clark and that is there is too much fiddle faddle with the tarp/bugnet/suspension.

**TinaLouise** · 06-29-2010, 07:58

kind of simular to what I did too. I made smaller whoopies for the bug screen that stay attatched to the same biner as the hammock. One biner for each side to clip to the tree strap. Super fast to set up and take down. Also very easy to adjust in the middle of the night when it dawns on you that you've got your head to high and your feet to low.
Great video!! Easy to see exactly what you did. It's soooo hard trying to explain the Clark supension.

TinaLouise

**opie** · 06-29-2010, 14:49

Thanks Tina... I think thats the best I can do with it.

**TinaLouise** · 06-30-2010, 07:47

Originally Posted by opie

I think thats the best I can do with it.

now you know better than to say something like that...... next week some flicker of a thought will pop into your brain and you'll go off on a completely new tangent, in a direction you've not got a clue about today but will say later, hey why don't I try "this"........

TinaLouise