Just saw that Hammock Bliss has an interesting new product.
Tarp and mosquito net in one.
Not exactly lightweight (45 oz.)
http://www.hammockbliss.com/Hammock_Bliss_Sky_Tent.html
Marti
Just saw that Hammock Bliss has an interesting new product.
Tarp and mosquito net in one.
Not exactly lightweight (45 oz.)
http://www.hammockbliss.com/Hammock_Bliss_Sky_Tent.html
Marti
I love hammock innovations! My only worry about the photos presented is that it looks like the bug net is too close to the rain fly -- I'm afraid the bug netting would be drenched in any kind of rain. Either the tarp needs to be bigger, or the netting smaller -- too little allowance on the edges, maybe?
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Review and better price here:
http://www.hammockforums.net/forum/s...710#post528710
BF
That bug net looks HUGE!
If you don't try due to fear of failure you've already failed due to fear.
I see a major problem with it, other than the netting getting soaked in the rain. I can't reach the hot water on my stove for my morning hot chocolate. How is one suppose to have breakfast in their hammock in that thing? Silly Hammock Bliss people.
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After spring (after the rain), when the weather is getting warmer and you might want to sleep without a tarp... the mosquitoes have finished breeding their youngsters... I don't see a way of having the bugnet up and the tarp down.
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