I finally broke down and ordered a demo Explorer Classic Ultralight. My Expedition has been a great hammock, but I wanted something a bit roomier. Can't wait to get it!
I finally broke down and ordered a demo Explorer Classic Ultralight. My Expedition has been a great hammock, but I wanted something a bit roomier. Can't wait to get it!
Guess what came in the mail today
Oh ya gotta little work to do then out to the front porch I go!!!!
Mine also arrived today. It was listed as a "Demo", but as far as I can tell it is brand new and has never been out of its bag.
My Explorer classic and Scout arived today as well
I've been doing the same thing. I told a few of my backpacking buddies who are intrigued by my hammock set up of the sale. They both tent camp and both have ENO's, to which they have been using predominately around the yard. One of them is using the hammock for the first time at the Bay of Fundy at this moment actually. They both use the slap straps and do not have a tarp or bug net. When I got the HH and started camping with it they started to like the idea of hammock camping. I told them about the separate bug net you can buy and such to add to the ENO, but they both liked the idea of an entire system. Attached bugnet and stock tarp that is very easy to set up was appealing. So I think they will pull the trigger on one during this sale. We'll see if any fed ex boxes come to the house in the next few days lol.
"In seed time learn, in harvest teach, in winter enjoy." -D'Signore's, Tide Mill Farm, Edmunds, Maine.
Just ordered two of the expedition asyms for my daughter and her best friend - couldn't beat $79 each for a couple demos!
I ordered my first hammock ever.... An explorer deluxe
My demo never arrived, but they are shipping me a brand NEW one out of their US warehouse!!!! Can't beat that!
My typhoon hit the mail room floor today... can't wait to try this thing out
I got a camo hex tarp, and a topless Exped that I will sew the trap door shut, and use as a winter hammock. That 210 fabric is my favorite.
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