Hammock Chair Terrapin Outfitters
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- Опубліковано 13 лют 2018
- www.selfrelianceoutfitters.com
The Pathfinder School,Bush Craft ,Survival skills, Historical Lore, Primitive Skills, Archery, Hunting, Trapping, Fishing, Navigation, Knives, Axes, Fire, Water, Shelter, Search and Rescue
Dave, I can't thank you enough for sharing your knowledge with us for this long in these videos. A real blessing.
Congrats on the new book! I’m really liking the new products you guys are adding to the store, I’ve been recommending you more and more to friends looking for dayhike/bushcraft gear.
Hi Dave. I have been watching your videos since 2008-09. I was in Iraq at the time (USMC) and your videos took my mind off of the stresses I had to endure. Thank you. I read my side of the mountain and hatchet as a kid, since then I have had a desire to do survival type stuff. You taught me the fundamentals of bush craft and survival skills and as a result I have been able to pass that knowledge on. Thank you for being my mentor. I hope to meet you in person some day. you may only stand 5'8" but to me you are larger than life. Thank you!
Www.terrapinoutfitters.com, you can follow us on facebook and Instagram as well. Chairs can be made in any color and size options. They are extremely comfortable when the head end is lowered down into a reclined position.
Need send Dave the next size up lol.
Hammock chair is a cool idea! Thanks Dave for showing us!
Awesome, can't wait for the book!
Thanks for all of your contribution in "Bush Craft". It's really a great tool that all people should take the time to learn.
Make it a great day David.
Nice chair. Looking forward to the new book!
Finish that book Dave!! I'm excited
not to shabby if i must say i would give it a try! Dave i do miss your overnight camping and shelter videos ! Much love from Canada!
I love those type of buckles on my hammock. That is what my JB's has and it is the fastest and easiest setup of all my hammocks. Interesting product. I could see the advantage for the purposes you mentioned. Looking forward to the book!
You're a good man Dave. Remember to have fun while you're out there!
Drooling and waiting for your new book to add to my other four Canterbury books
Oh damn. I'm buyin' that book! Great idea, Dave.
Thanks Dave. Was curious on its pack size and how it would work for a day hike tea boil seat. What I needed to know
Amazing piece of kit!
Good luck with the book!
Thanks for the info Dave, can't wait for your book! Have your 2 Bushcraft books and was wishing they had more illustrations. Especially since I was new to the terminology used in them.
Awesome video Dave.. as always
That looks like a nice comfortable seat Dave!
Awesome Dave ill definitely be owning that book when its ready ! ....love the chair as well ! ,;,, God Bless ! ,;;,, Spook
Cool thank you bro. I am waitting your new book
Can’t wait for your book!
you rock Dave!
Thanks for review and good luck with the book.
Great video laid back n chilled .
Very nice. Thanks Dave
looking forward to that book bud.. buying a copy soon as i get a chance.
Looks very comfortable!
I'm looking forward to your book! Do you still need project ideas?
That is a sweet idea... makes a lot of sense, especially on a day hike where you aren't making camp. Never thought about hunting from a comfortable chair, either! LOL
Nice little chair. My kids would really enjoy it too. Thanks for the video
The original Hammock seat from Fanatic outdoors (made for hunters) has a adjustable pole in front. It sets up in ten seconds and is real comfy
I have a full size hammock that I use all the time and I have learnt how to do this with my full size hammock like the video as always
Cool idea for at camp. The website has one my size. Also On the fence about the PKS Grizzly. Can you do a video showing the Grizzly skinning game? The batoning isn't important to me because I have a Tomahawk for that, but I'd like to know how it holds up to skinning medium to large game. Skinning medium to large game, in my opinion, is more important (to me) than batoning a stick. Never done that with a knife, but I have used my main blade for skinning a deer and would like to get the Grizzly if it can do that task. NOBODY has ever shown a video using the main knife for skinning game. curious, as that seems it would be more important than batoning.
DAVE: PLEASE have better pictures of the plants than a lot of the guides do (the only really good one I ever saw was the National Audibon Society Guide to Trees- never saw anything comparable with plants). It had the various identifiers (leaves, bark, etc) & seasonal pictures- all in detail.
Sou brasileiro sou viciado em seus videos nao perco nem um gosto muito destas armadilha
I like it. All around design.
Dave, I'm looking for some older videos. Specifically the SAN series. Looks like they've all been deleted, any plans to put them back up?
Can’t wait for the book
That looks like it would fit my lifestyle perfectly! ;-)
Thanks for "unveiling" this. I went to the website and they even have one big enough for a big old country boy like me.
Great, Glad to hear about the book sign me up for one of those books make that two books my grandson would want one too
Thanks Dave ..........
Dave, what kind of shirt/jac are you wearing in this video? Thanks man.
Great beanie!
I like what they were going with that, but a normal hammock can do the same thing if not better.
can we pre-order book ? when avail ? where ?
On the off chance you get a chance to read all the comments you get, there's a company called Onewind that makes a very similar product. Theirs doubles as a backpack cover too. I'm nothing to do with them but I came across your video because the idea of a chair and gear sling to keep me and my stuff out the mud and a waterproof bag cover all in one could be very useful for British weather.
i love jrr tolkien. and you are the perfekt dwarf !!!! dwarfs are the best characters in fantasy-reality
Maybe when you got spare time on your hands, you could do Journal of the Yurt Season 2? I always end up binge watching your shows. Really enjoy them.
lol, napping sounds good.
Did you ever finish your book!
And have you a link please
Thanks
Certainly more comfortable than sitting on the ground. Maybe a short cross-bar on the top would help?
What about extending the top portion wider with a stick and hanging it that way, slide the stick through the top slot. Would give more shoulder room. Thanks for sharing.
I have a net djungel hammock that is to small to sleep in. Maybe I should try to use it as a chair instead? I have to try that the next time I'm in the nature reserve.
Where did you get that sweet sit up. I love watching nature and bushcrafting and hunting. My wife always ask me why I like to be in the woods by myself. And my reply is “ ME TIME”. “Tim time!!
www.terrapinoutfitters.com it can be used as a chair, a gear sling, toddler hammock, or to gather wild edibles and fire making materials
Looks like this might work best hung on a tri-pod, ala wilderness chair style. I’m going to try it.
The book will be a smash! Signed copies available?
Looking forward for your new book. I have your 4 best books and I learnt a lot from your books. Thanks for that. Only I have no woods or place to train the technique that is a shame. I really want to be a bushcraft teacher. Do you have some tips and tricks what is the most important thing to be a good teacher? Thank you for your videos. Grtz
What a great idea
For someone that snores it may be promising to actually sleep in it if you need to be sitting up or elevated. I don't know? Looks good. I have a turkey hunting seat (very compact) made that way. It's a sling and has a small post sewn in one one end that can be adjusted like a tent pole. It goes into the base of the tree while the top is strapped to the tree! it is right comfortable.
Looks like it was made for taking a nap ratyer that sitting to do anything. I wonder if a marlin spike hitch around a stick would make a foot rest
Nice idea. When a hammock is too much.
Whats your height and weight? You dont appear to be a very large guy - not small but not a large man.
Im 6ft and 215lbs and dont think this hammock chair would be very comfortable for any extended use for guy my size. But having said that i have not been to the website so i dont know if they offer a larger size. if so, i dont feel the extra weight for a larger size would inhibit any packability or add any noticeable extra weight. Therefore, this could be a very useful item for camping, hunting, or simply a hike in the woods.
these chairs come in several sizes and can support over 400 lbs. if the back is hung lower it will recline you back and eliminate shoulder squeeze as well. go to terrapinoutfitters.com, or terrapin outfitters on facebook and see several photos. these chair are light, easy to use, and super comfy. I have 3 at home and my dad has purchase one as well.
It needs a foot rest. Any suggestions how to improvise one?
currently in the works.
Dangle a long stick as a stirrup?
Must buy.
Book that is.
Good gear hammock above your regular hammock but still under your tarp.
500k subscribers and still recording on a phone. That's what we call "Common Man".
The only thing wrong with the book is its size: Doesn't fit into my cargo pocket like the Bushcraft Essentials does.
Great idea, but it didnt look very comfortable , and would be way to small for me, if dave found it to be confining....
Odd. Can't see the 17 comments it says are there. So this is a chair hammock Not for sleeping?? Think will have to watch again.
Oops. It in the description
Part of the Ten C’s. A chair.
So I got a funny but scary story I've got a hammock and no more tree cause the damn thing fell on me almost it was a old tree we had in the middle of my yard I used to hang my hammock. But now I have a indoor hammock stand much safer the best choice hammock stand from Amazon it's the version with U shaped bar's. moral of the story I survived not even a scratch.
Think they thought you were smaller
I'll just stick to carrying my standard hammock as my bed and my chair instead of having 2 items.. Its just not economical to have 2 items when the standard hammock will do the trick.
No good--no cup holders.
I would add a Dutch clip instead of going through the loop around the tree and leave the straps in the turnbuckles to make setup almost instant.