Crowsnest 3S-3/4 five-day test

**Jsaults** · 10-11-2010, 08:40

I was at Raystown Lake in south central PA for a gathering of canoeists last wek and weekend. Spent every night in my Clark NX-250 with my new, and un-tested Crowsnest for underinsulation.

It works! What else can I say? It was toasty in upper-40s nights, covered the hammock body perfectly, and adjusted easily. Generated a good bit of interest as well.

I used my old Marmot Grouse bag as a TQ, but I imagine that in the spring I will be pulling the trigger on a new TQ from Hammock Gear.

Jim

**Wags** · 10-11-2010, 09:15

jsaults i was up on on the AT at bake oven knob on friday night and into saturday. man what a wicked wind! i'm certain wind chill dropped it into the low 30's. it was a great weekend to be out...

**Can't Wait** · 10-11-2010, 10:26

Will be pulling the trigger on the winter crowsnest or incubator next month if only I could decide may go 4/4 with 4 oz overfill humm I hate decisions

**KerMegan** · 10-11-2010, 10:35

or you could decide to get one of each?

**Can't Wait** · 10-11-2010, 10:51

Originally Posted by KerMegan

or you could decide to get one of each?

If I hit a lottery maybe lol

**Backtrack** · 10-11-2010, 12:54

Originally Posted by Jsaults

I was at Raystown Lake in south central PA for a gathering of canoeists last wek and weekend. Spent every night in my Clark NX-250 with my new, and un-tested Crowsnest for underinsulation.

It works! What else can I say? It was toasty in upper-40s nights, covered the hammock body perfectly, and adjusted easily. Generated a good bit of interest as well.

I used my old Marmot Grouse bag as a TQ, but I imagine that in the spring I will be pulling the trigger on a new TQ from Hammock Gear.

Jim

Thanks for the review! Glad you got the UQ in time for your trip. I'm still waiting on mine to get here.

**Jsaults** · 10-11-2010, 13:25

No kidding about the wicked wind! I was in the Senoia loop of the Seven Points campground, down near the lake but in a grove of trees. I had the CJH zipped up completely except for about an 8" opening above my head, and I was glad that the COE is good about removing dangerous trees!

Jim