SOLD: LONG! Bridge and Underquilt

**Kanguru** · 05-06-2009, 07:43

For sale a DIY Double Bottom Bridge. Measures about 84" long. Has velcro removable end caps. Does have bugnet. Bugnet needs some completion. Has Anders J type adjustment buckles for hang tension. No stuff sack and I don't have a weight, but I guess 30 oz.

LONG, one of a kind prototype Mt. Washington. Also 84" long. Includes heavy duty suspension. Weight approx. 31 oz. Includes JRB stuff sack.

Both for $375.00 + shipping

Hammock only $85.00 + shipping

Quilt only $310.00 + shipping

Notice! Post your intentions here as I currently do not have internet access at home so will only reply weekdays somewhat intermittently.

**Peter_pan** · 05-06-2009, 08:51

This is a unique and super value for any big/tall folk looking to get into a Bridge style hammock with a truely outstanding under quilt....This Mt Washington - 4 meets all the JRB specs for MW-4s...It is just 8 inches longer...with an extra oz of down...Plush !

Pan

**mixinmaster** · 05-06-2009, 18:40

I am interested in the bridge hammock by itself. PM me when you see this.

**mixinmaster** · 05-07-2009, 18:05

I'll take it! (the hammock) PM sent again

**mixinmaster** · 05-14-2009, 20:44

Hammock received today, super quick like turnaround from payment to doorstep. And I must say the DIY is to be envied. Great job. Must be the VA in ya!

**Kanguru** · 05-18-2009, 11:12

Hammock is sold.

Quilt still available. This is a really nice quilt for a large person.

I would entertain reasonable offers...

**Kanguru** · 06-22-2009, 10:23

Just to get this back on the first page.

Thanks...

**Roadtorque** · 06-22-2009, 10:55

Are there any advantages to having a longer quilt on a JRB BMBH? To me it seems like extra weight and bulk to carry but when hung on a hammock will not keep you any warmer. If you could present some advantages for dumb folk like me I might be interested. Thanks

**Kanguru** · 06-22-2009, 13:00

If you have the good sense to "hang out" here you are far from dumb! Just the fact you no longer sleep on the ground speaks volumes of your superior intellect!

While the Jacks might have some input here my answer would be maybe. If you are pushing the limits on length in your JRB bridge the overlap at the ends might be of some benifit. Otherwise no benifit in my opinion. The other use of course is that it would be the most awsome cold weather top quilt ever for a taller person.