Where does your drinks go?

[ErickSaint]

Definitive = decorative...silly phone.

[K0m4]

OK then, we've limited the search. It must have been an active thread sometime after August of 2011.
That only leaves seventeen gagillion threads to search.

Well, I think it's at least six, probably more than nine months ago too. So that kinda narrows it down. To only nine and a half gagillion!

[Sevens]

Here ya go.
http://www.wunmo.com/

[Pipsissewa]

I kicked this idea around a while back. (Click HERE) There is some good advice in the comments from several folks.


EDIT: ^^^^^ TWELVE BUCKS?!?!?!?!

[vinny]

So here in the uk we have some rather hot weather so my best solution is to hang in the backgarden with some cider.......

Just wait a week.. it'll rain again soon enough

I use a cheap tripod folding stool to hold a book, drink etc - keeps anything potentially sharp out of the hammock.

[Trambo]

I imagine something similar to what some sailors have. They have
drink holders that work on a gimbal system. This would be important
for the swing of the hammock. Of course, if you are attaching it to your
ridgeline, this would give it much more stability.
I would be VERY hesitant to do anything like this, because one spill and
it would be all over your hammock. That soda would create a sticky bed,
and the beer would make one that smelled bad for days.

Of course, maybe you could wake up drunk from osmosis.

I think the solution for drinking in a hammock, is just to pour your beverage
into a plastic water bottle.

[BC9696]

When I'm camping I remove the water bladder from my pack, hang it from the slapstraps near my head, close enough to just reach up, grab the drinking tube, and voila'!

...and a Travel John urinal in the side pocket. LOL

[hppyfngy]

Most recent one was Gresh...

https://www.hammockforums.net/forum/...ad.php?t=67450

[GearJunky]

I almost always hang a water bottle from my hammock ridge line using a bottle sling: http://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bottle_sling

This works very well and the bottle/jug only needs a very slight flange for the knot to hold due to the binding qualities of this knot... Which is one of my favorites.

[K0m4]

I almost always hang a water bottle from my hammock ridge line using a bottle sling: http://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bottle_sling

This works very well and the bottle/jug only needs a very slight flange for the knot to hold due to the binding qualities of this knot... Which is one of my favorites.

This is also a good solution. The knot also carries up to twelve bottles, as I learned in the navy. So it'll be at least an hour and a half before you need to get up from lounging in that hammock to re-stock!