5 thoughts on “Really enjoying my hammock-tent. Fits everywhere.”
The one time I’ve tried camping in a hammock, I found myself constantly ending up in a ball down in the middle. Did I just do something stupid, or are these “purpose built” in some way? Or is that a thing?
Hmmm, that’s a very good question, I’ve never experienced that. When setting it up, you have to have it looking as if it was tensed straight. As you settle into it, that parachute-type fabric stretches to the comfortable bow shape. I guess if you had set it with the bow right off the bat, maybe said bow was just too acute in the end.
The one time I’ve tried camping in a hammock, I found myself constantly ending up in a ball down in the middle. Did I just do something stupid, or are these “purpose built” in some way? Or is that a thing?
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Hmmm, that’s a very good question, I’ve never experienced that. When setting it up, you have to have it looking as if it was tensed straight. As you settle into it, that parachute-type fabric stretches to the comfortable bow shape. I guess if you had set it with the bow right off the bat, maybe said bow was just too acute in the end.
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I’ll have to give it another go some time. Seems like a really nice ultralight set-up when conditions are right.
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I’ll have it with me in Whistler. :)
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I also have to say that of all the hammocks I’ve tried in my life, parachute-type fabric is absolutely the way to go! Strength, comfort, light.
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