Just purchased my first hammock a few weeks ago (Grand Trunk Ultralight). It was relatively inexpensive so I figured it would be a good starter hammock. Plan on doing some backpacking in Southern Ohio as well as kayak camping. Thought the hammock would be the lightest and most comfortable way to go. Going to try it out next weekend (as long as everything goes well). Looking forward to the forum!
Welcome from Florida. That was my first hammock also! Actually, my first two - me & the Mrs. We won't go into detail on how many hammocks later….. But I still have those 1st two!
Mike
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Welcome! You will find lots of helpful folks around to answer any questions you might have.
I am mostly unhelpful, but when need be I can point you in the right direction at least!
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Welcome from OH....I live in Troy.
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Welcome from SC.
Keep movin', keep believing and enjoy the journey!
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Welcome from Central Ohio. I've got a couple of GT UL's they're great to have around and do make good starter hammocks. Eventually you'll get the urge for something bigger and more comfortable then maybe a bug net. It's a slippery slope.
David
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