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  1. #11
    Senior Member
    Join Date
    Feb 2012
    Location
    chicago, il
    Hammock
    Byers mosq trav, tablecloth
    Tarp
    JRB 11x10
    Insulation
    Eno Hotspot, pluq
    Suspension
    huggers, Byers
    Posts
    237
    Good enough for me. Now to spend my father's day gift.

  2. #12
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    Join Date
    Jan 2011
    Location
    Central Cascades, WA
    Hammock
    WBBB XL custom 1.1 single.
    Tarp
    Cuben HG w/doors
    Insulation
    Exped DownMat
    Suspension
    Becket hitch
    Posts
    260
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    I have used one of these a few times with the new Exped 7 UL Downmat. All is fine except that downmats are a bit fat to fit into the Hotspot. Even with the stretchy material on the back it would not let a fully inflated downmat lay completely flat. It will only lay flat if the pad is slightly under inflated. I tend to keep mine fully inflated for maximum R value and getting a flat lay. It gets one more chance before I cut it open and widen it with a Velcro enclosure to make it easier to get the pad into.

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