UQ and TQ So how do you decide what to buy?

[krugd]

+1 on HamMike's comments. I have two of Adam's Phoenix quilts and have been very happy with the quality.

That said, many of the other cottage industry guys also do nice work.

[tritan]

matty - why don't you try to make the pinckney hang this weekend? there will be a lot of DIY UQ's/TQ's and i think a JRB UQ.

I have spring break plans with the family. We are heading to the detriot area for museums,rei stop, IKEA etc . Pinckney sounds great.

[Big Papi]

I have never had any experience with JRB, but I can say that the customer service with hammock gear is top notch. He even delivered a set of quilts to SLO while we were on our Feb hang here in ohio so he wouldn't freeze to death. He personally taught me alot about quilts and such. I have a full set of winter top and under quilts. I will also be buying a second set from him later this year. Plus with him being in ohio, i like to keep my money local and support the "little guy".

[exup]

I'm buying a set from Adam and Jenny of hammock gear because, they may be the nicest people I have ever met and have helped me in a way far beyond what I could ever expect. They're also customizable and very high quality. I love the channel suspension as well. They are very conservatively rated, 20 degrees mean atleast 20 degree, atleast for me. I like a 3/4 UQ for most of what I do, and they offer one. Their top quilts can either be snapped closed at the foot box or sewn shut. Just some reasons I go with hammock gear.

uve seen warbonnets and jrbs and they al look great too. I have not seen a te-wa but I'm sure they're of great quality.