Just finished my 1.1 Rip Stop hammock. 126 X 63 finished size. Total weight with whoopie slings, amsteel ridgeline, aluminum toggles, two 6' 1" straps and stuff sack 13.88 oz. gathered ends.got my friend to lay in it for pics.
Just finished my 1.1 Rip Stop hammock. 126 X 63 finished size. Total weight with whoopie slings, amsteel ridgeline, aluminum toggles, two 6' 1" straps and stuff sack 13.88 oz. gathered ends.
Looks a nice hammock there, Charlie, packs up real small. Got a nice lightweight setup also. Great work.
Cheers,
Tom.
lookin good! whare did you buy your fabric?
Diy gear supplyOriginally Posted by nuttysquirrel
Very nice charlie. I Hope you have a good test hang soon.
"We do not go to the green woods and crystal waters to rough it, we go to smooth it."- G. W. Sears
My forum name is Fish<><; I'm in the navy; and I hate sleeping on the ground. If I didn't need ground to walk on or measure resistance to, I think I could happily give it up.
with 1.1 ripstop, I'd highly recommend you not let anyone with shoes near it. While it is quality material and will hold up to a fair amount of abuse, shoes bring stretch marks as well as pebbles, twigs, dirt and mud (and what did you just step in?).
Looks good - perfect size. Nap time:>)
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DIY-check. Lightweight & compact-check. Happy. proud hanger-check. Compliments on a job well done-check. Yep, looks like everything is in order.
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Makes you wonder why we ever slept in tents! Nice nob, Charlie.
Mike
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