@@pedroclaro7822 you can with the right gear. Tensa outdoors makes trekking trees. Then you don’t need trees at all. In that case you’re able to set up a hammock anywhere’s.
*We have been using 4 Season Hennessy Hammock tents for a few years now and in addition to everything you highlighted, I've included just one collapsible tent pole and four tent stakes with each hammock in order to be able to set them up on the ground like normal tents when there are absolutely no trees or elevated attachments available (open fields and beaches).*
To sleep flat in a standard hammock lie diagonally this enables you to sleep more comfortably. During my teenage years I slept in a maya hammock with no discomfort.
@@UA-cam_is_complete-total_shit MAYBE a 22 through the eye socket which probably wouldn't even penetrate that thin area of bone behind the eye (plus imagine trying to hit a small quarter sized moving target) Idk about you but a 12 Guage would make me feel alot safer. even so I've heard of some bears charging through 12 Guage slugs!
I slept a couple of nights in a hammock when I traveled the Amazon in Brazil, and we had spreader bars, and it was very comfortable! Probably because of the spreader bars!
I've been looking into sari hammocks, myself. They're really long, though some extra cordage to tie them is probably a good idea, and instead of taking up room in your pack, you wear it as a garment. Because that's what it is, a garment that has this extra use.
@zacherybutter7349 Therein lies my problem.... I'm not sure of what other things I can search under, so I can't find much either, except for "don't have babies nap in them because of health risks". I'm mostly going off of a sari's dimensions, and fabric and cordage with good weight allowances and water proofness. They won't end up being as pretty as saris CAN be, but in the west, the trend seems to be eschewing form, and going only for function anyway. And the nice thing is? From what I've seen, Indian culture has been very open to sharing food and fashion with anyone who is interested. So you can ignore anyone who isn't from India if they complain about cultural appropriation. Edit: When I get one, I'll be buying fabric and making it myself. There are some places that will cut the fabric for you, so that will remove some worry about keeping your cuts straight.
If your poles are adjustable in length and can be made reasonably short for storage, and you have a way to cover the spike at the bottom, you can definitely use those instead of bringing separate bars.
@@supergoldfish2010 he has a link in the description to it. Next time try looking there before asking people? There are others like it though, just look up bridge hammock. There’s ENO for example.
We were in a coconut palm Grove in Mexico put a hammock between two trees laying there with the sound of the ocean reading a book next thing you know you're asleep for like 6 hours fantastic sleeping.
Gotta be careful setting up anything under coconut trees as a falling coconut can kill you, especially if you're doing something that shakes the trunk even a little bit. People who have leaned against a coconut tree to take a have been injured or even killed.
My best friend and I made hammocks out of heavy canvas with a foam pad layered inside back in the early 70's. Add a mosquito net and you've got comfy camping.
Gilligan's Island taught me about hammock camping. I wanted one in my bedroom so badly I built one out of my bedsheets. It did not work. Also, I got in trouble. But I never gave up the dream! I still don't own one though. That's the thing with dreams.......
Ya, what type of sleeping mat do you use? The one I’m using is an R7 - which is a very high thermal value, and about 3.5” tall. So also high comfort. I’ve used it in -25C with a -20 bag and have been fine.
Then you're doing it all wrong...learn what you should carry, and what you shouldn't, dress in layers, use the correct "R" value sleeping mat, and a down filled sleeping bag rated for the area you live in or are camping in...it's not just throwing up a tent or hammock with sleeping bag, there's so much more to camping, and doing it as comfortable as possible.
I did enough camping spreading sleeping cots out in the field during my tours in the military. On one occasion I found a Scorpion inside my sleeping bag. It is no joke when in the military you are told to shake your boots vigorously because of unknown hitchhikers. In Iraq I constantly shook my boots and sleeping bag, and swept my living space because of Camel Spiders, which are actually non-poisonous, but aggressive tailless Scorpions.
I’ve always heard Camel Spiders (despite their cosmically horrifying appearance) are only aggressive when provoked, and even then it takes a lot of provoking. Though I would hazard a guess that being stepped on in a shoe, or rolled onto from inside a sleeping bag, might sufficiently piss one off enough. But I’ve never seen or encountered one in person, so I wouldn’t know.
I'd probably bring a couple of spikes for the trees to keep the rope from slipping , some trees may not have branches that low . love the channel , great advice . makes me want to go again , it's been years ..
Most folks don't understand that laying diagonally in a gathered end hammock helps you lay flat. That double layered Warbonnet Ridgerunner you have there is a comfy one...
hammock tenting is nice if your backpacking because they’re easier/quicker to set up and for the most part lighter then average tent but obviously you have to be in a spot that you know has a good trees otherwise you’re kind of sunk
I have skyloft hammock that is like that and it is fantastic. But yes, the comment below that says the bear comes up and sees a human burrito. I always joke that I sleep at bear snack height 😮😂
They’re surprisingly not bad, the whole setup including hammock, tarp, and bars is about 2-3lbs max? It’s lighter than my tent that’s for sure. I’ve used it backcountry plenty. I believe the bars are lightweight aluminum.
I love hammock camping it's so comfortable but the problem I have Is getting a cold back 😅 I always use the hammock in the woods and put the embers / coals of the fire under the hammock I know it's risky 😂 but when I do this I'm snug as a bug so I can get a few decent hours sleep 😴
Dave, this one is the Warbonnet Ridgerunner. However, I have for the past year been working on my own bridge hammock - in my opinion, a far superior version and should be less expensive too. Will be launching it in September! And I’ll have some UA-cam videos and posts about it in the near future if you follow the page!
Im a side sleeper and prefer a standard hammock. The best way is sleep diagonally and I prefer going about 4/5 of the way on my side. Sometimes ai end up going past my side and start sleeping 1/4 of the way towards my stomache. The only way gammocks are really uncomfortable are for sleeping directly on your back because it squeezes your shoulders.
@@buckett5631 if you're watching this as a "Short", they should be...as that's how I found it. As a normal video through the channel, it'll just be in the drop-down for the description. Aside from that, not sure what else to tell ya regarding your technical experience.
had mine setup like this last year camping with the boys. homie has a few drinks and decides he wants to lay in my hammock. man jumped in with all 300lbs and broke the straps so he fell right in
@@flag_us lol, we've done a triple bunk bed system once and the dude ontop didn't know how to tie knots and he fell on the dude below him who fell on the bottom guy, spectacular noise in the woods in the middle of the night
Hammocks rule. I've spent a few weeks in one and it's freeing being able to sleep wherever with something that takes up as much space as a 2L bottle. I always dress in layers so warmth isn't a drawback. With a fly/tarp overhead it is better than a tent in my opinion. Takes like 5 minutes to set up and there's no worry of breaking poles.
It depends where you backpack. Above tree line, big trees far apart, plains or desert. I always have a harder time finding a hammock spot. They shine when you’re on miles of steep mountains.
This is a cool hammock and I like the idea that some of them can come with a blow up mattress cross bars as well as a mosquito net and a tarp to keep the rain out
Hey! No unfortunately the only one I’ve really tried and never switched from with bars has been the Warbonnet Ridgerunner- who isn’t on Amazon. I still have a link to their site it my description! You can find some “bridge” hammocks - which are ones with the bars, on Amazon too. I’ve linked one in the description - but I use my ridgerunner the most!
I love hammocks when I camp. But that whole 2 tree thing can be a hard one. You can work around it if you have a vehicle, but if you're in a desert e.g. the null arbor plain (go pop it into google translate) or similar they cna be sub optimal. I always make sure I have what is needed to sleep on the groung with me.
Hey! I’m not affiliated with them or anything, and don’t want to make this a product advertisement. So I’ll say a “Bridge Hammock” Is what you want to look for. This one in particular though, is called the RidgeRunner and it’s made by a company called Warbonnet Outdoors.
They make nice ones. If you get the double layered standard type they make for a diagonal lay, you can slip an air or foam mattress between the layers for bottom insulation.
Never heard sleeping in a regular hammock was uncomfortable? I sleep in my emo hammock even at home sometimes and on my side. It’s dope no fuss required.
Until the bears come along and then you're just a bear sized levitating panini. 🤣😂🤣 Okay seriously I've always loved sleeping in my hammock, even in my own backyard. 😎❤️
The spreader bars should fix the back problems. If your setup can't incorporate them, then lie diagonally, this will allow you to sleep flat, not U shaped.
I have degenerative disc disease and a lot of damage to my spine and hammocks are a life saver for me. You just have to set them up right and sleep diagonally. The foot end should be higher than the head end. Your body weight will then make it flatten out even. Sleeping at a 45 degree angle is also important.
I don't really see a hammock working in Southern Arizona there are some trees but you don't want to touch them because they're covered in thorns or scorpions the Thorns would be a Palo Verde and the Scorpions are in Mesquite
Me and my life long friend growing up started backpacking/hammock camping when we were about 13-14 max. Then again where we’re from it’s common for kids that age to be driving up the mountains etc, easily one of the best ways to camp and explore.
Hey Kevin this is the Warbonnet ridgerunner hammock! It’s really great. I have a link to a bunch of the gear I use I my video description. Then I also am a gear maker - so I have a few things on my website too. Www.bearessentialsoutdoors.ca
My New BEAR ESSENTIALS Lie Flat Hammock is coming out in a month or two!
Been working on this for a couple years! STAY TUNED - Its AMAZING!
really looking forward to that, been looking for something just like this
Can we order yet??
@@duqueirocano Still just in the final prototyping phase and getting some pictures ready :)
What's the projected price?❤
Depending on where you are you might want to pack 2 sturdy trees as well.
can't setup a hammock anywhere, but you also can't setup a tent anywhere either.
@@pedroclaro7822 you can with the right gear. Tensa outdoors makes trekking trees. Then you don’t need trees at all.
In that case you’re able to set up a hammock anywhere’s.
Lol
Bring trekking trees. That's a perfect solution as indicated by others.
@@pedroclaro7822 they make little tents that just fit to cots.
*We have been using 4 Season Hennessy Hammock tents for a few years now and in addition to everything you highlighted, I've included just one collapsible tent pole and four tent stakes with each hammock in order to be able to set them up on the ground like normal tents when there are absolutely no trees or elevated attachments available (open fields and beaches).*
Some of my BEST sleep have come from hammocks. I love my bed but there's something magical about a hammock sleep every once in a while.
@Bombonyanushammocks fkn rule
For sure! Done right nothing beats them.
To sleep flat in a standard hammock lie diagonally this enables you to sleep more comfortably.
During my teenage years I slept in a maya hammock with no discomfort.
Yes. Diagonal layer is flatter than what is show in video.
He's using a bridge hammock. They're designed to be use length way, not on a diagonal.
@@fearsomefawkes6724 but if that requires you to bend your body uncomfortably . . .
My mum didn't want me to get a hammock because it would "ruin my back": So, is your back alright ?
Wild bear: oh look a burrito alright this is going to be an awesome day
If a hammock is a burrito, a tent is a nigiri. Bears are bears, if one decides you look tasty you're not stopping him with anything short of .44mag.
@@UA-cam_is_complete-total_shit we are taking day to day people 44 is better
@@UA-cam_is_complete-total_shit MAYBE a 22 through the eye socket which probably wouldn't even penetrate that thin area of bone behind the eye (plus imagine trying to hit a small quarter sized moving target) Idk about you but a 12 Guage would make me feel alot safer. even so I've heard of some bears charging through 12 Guage slugs!
You guys must be the lives of the party
@@UA-cam_is_complete-total_shit ain't no way I'm putting my faith on a 22 caliber gun for a bear attack talk bout pissing it off
Insert for the mattress, though usually unnecessary provides insulation. Great ideas and innovations.
My son slept in his hammock all through our vacation this year. He loved it.
Been hammock sleeping 10+ years love it
I slept a couple of nights in a hammock when I traveled the Amazon in Brazil, and we had spreader bars, and it was very comfortable! Probably because of the spreader bars!
That’s awesome!
How bad are the bugs?
Photos proof or it didn’t happen
@@pasofino9583 I was worries about the malaria mosquito so I covered myself with tons of a local mosquito repellent, and it worked quite well!
@@elseascotty9346 give me your email address and I'll send you photos.
@@yyyyyk your moms house
I've been looking into sari hammocks, myself. They're really long, though some extra cordage to tie them is probably a good idea, and instead of taking up room in your pack, you wear it as a garment. Because that's what it is, a garment that has this extra use.
This is such a cool idea, but I cannot find any media on them. Where do you find them?
@zacherybutter7349 Therein lies my problem.... I'm not sure of what other things I can search under, so I can't find much either, except for "don't have babies nap in them because of health risks". I'm mostly going off of a sari's dimensions, and fabric and cordage with good weight allowances and water proofness. They won't end up being as pretty as saris CAN be, but in the west, the trend seems to be eschewing form, and going only for function anyway.
And the nice thing is? From what I've seen, Indian culture has been very open to sharing food and fashion with anyone who is interested. So you can ignore anyone who isn't from India if they complain about cultural appropriation.
Edit: When I get one, I'll be buying fabric and making it myself. There are some places that will cut the fabric for you, so that will remove some worry about keeping your cuts straight.
@@snakes_shadow3539 interesting.
Hennessy hammock for this old boy! Best sleeps of my life.
Ya I've heard great things about those!
Replace spreader bars with trekking poles, and I'm sold
If your poles are adjustable in length and can be made reasonably short for storage, and you have a way to cover the spike at the bottom, you can definitely use those instead of bringing separate bars.
This man always has the best short clips
Thanks so much bro!
💯👍❤️😎
@@TheBearEssentials so where can I get this hammock?
@@supergoldfish2010 he has a link in the description to it. Next time try looking there before asking people? There are others like it though, just look up bridge hammock. There’s ENO for example.
@@TheBearEssentialsswag is superior
Bridge hammock, a real game changer!! Thanks for sharing!!!
We were in a coconut palm Grove in Mexico put a hammock between two trees laying there with the sound of the ocean reading a book next thing you know you're asleep for like 6 hours fantastic sleeping.
Gotta be careful setting up anything under coconut trees as a falling coconut can kill you, especially if you're doing something that shakes the trunk even a little bit. People who have leaned against a coconut tree to take a have been injured or even killed.
Never a bored moment on this channel and never swipe before 7 watching, deeply learning, impressive aha’s!!
My best friend and I made hammocks out of heavy canvas with a foam pad layered inside back in the early 70's. Add a mosquito net and you've got comfy camping.
I have a Vietnam era jungle hammock I use while backpacking. It's the most essential piece of my kit, and nothing beats that "old b bag" smell.
Gilligan's Island taught me about hammock camping.
I wanted one in my bedroom so badly I built one out of my bedsheets.
It did not work.
Also, I got in trouble.
But I never gave up the dream!
I still don't own one though.
That's the thing with dreams.......
Absolutely awesome! I didnt know that it was possible to lay flat in the Hammock! Thanks for sharing 🤠🌲👋
Lay on the diagonal, it straightens right out. No banana sleeping.
Back ache and freezing cold has been my experience and I've tried a few times
Ya, what type of sleeping mat do you use?
The one I’m using is an R7 - which is a very high thermal value, and about 3.5” tall. So also high comfort. I’ve used it in -25C with a -20 bag and have been fine.
Then you're doing it all wrong...learn what you should carry, and what you shouldn't, dress in layers, use the correct "R" value sleeping mat, and a down filled sleeping bag rated for the area you live in or are camping in...it's not just throwing up a tent or hammock with sleeping bag, there's so much more to camping, and doing it as comfortable as possible.
Use a thick pair of wool socks & a wool or cashmere sweater (thin cashmere is fine w/turtle neck & coat. Hat too!
@@wakranich3488 may as well just carry a tent and a ground pad if I need all that extra gear tho
Need an underquilt...
You should talk about going to ground as well. Most tent campers aren't aware of the true versatility of a hammock!
Something I need to try! I don’t sleep well on my back is the only problem.
Right on, ya give it a go, and see if it works for your side sleeping!
Loved my bug net hammock... perfect for my chronic back pain
bushcraft channels have evolved, this is an evolution
I did enough camping spreading sleeping cots out in the field during my tours in the military. On one occasion I found a Scorpion inside my sleeping bag. It is no joke when in the military you are told to shake your boots vigorously because of unknown hitchhikers. In Iraq I constantly shook my boots and sleeping bag, and swept my living space because of Camel Spiders, which are actually non-poisonous, but aggressive tailless Scorpions.
I’ve always heard Camel Spiders (despite their cosmically horrifying appearance) are only aggressive when provoked, and even then it takes a lot of provoking.
Though I would hazard a guess that being stepped on in a shoe, or rolled onto from inside a sleeping bag, might sufficiently piss one off enough. But I’ve never seen or encountered one in person, so I wouldn’t know.
They are great when you master getting out of it in the morning with a drink in your hand.
I got a good hammock tent, has another tarp rolled up on the end for rain. Rolls up much tighter and smaller than a ground tent.
Can u name the model ?
I like the ground hammock
You can't fall out, when asleep,
And you can sleep on your side
Here I was liking my normal eno. I might need to make some upgrades!
We've had spreader bar hammocks for years, but this is somewhat better.
I'd probably bring a couple of spikes for the trees to keep the rope from slipping , some trees may not have branches that low .
love the channel , great advice . makes me want to go again , it's been years ..
That’s great good luck with it and I look forward to getting one.
Wow...
All your videos are just wow...!
I have a regular hammock and i toss and turn all the time no problem, its great
Most folks don't understand that laying diagonally in a gathered end hammock helps you lay flat.
That double layered Warbonnet Ridgerunner you have there is a comfy one...
Hammock tents are awesome.
Heck yeah homie. I Just became an eagle scout, and hammock camping was my go to. Less effort and clean up! And its light weight and easily packable 👍
Bear burrito 😂 JK it's cooler than the hot ground and in my town near the Sahara scorpions and snakes come out at night when it's cooler
I find regular hammocks plenty comfortable if you use a sleeping bag
Ya for sure! some people like those better.
hammock tenting is nice if your backpacking because they’re easier/quicker to set up and for the most part lighter then average tent but obviously you have to be in a spot that you know has a good trees otherwise you’re kind of sunk
I have skyloft hammock that is like that and it is fantastic. But yes, the comment below that says the bear comes up and sees a human burrito. I always joke that I sleep at bear snack height 😮😂
This looks like a warbonnet ridgerunnner. great hammock
Gotta love a good Warbonnet hammock!
That fancy spreader bar looks sweet! Probably to much added weight for backpacking but for car camping maybe.
They’re surprisingly not bad, the whole setup including hammock, tarp, and bars is about 2-3lbs max? It’s lighter than my tent that’s for sure. I’ve used it backcountry plenty. I believe the bars are lightweight aluminum.
Ridgerunner baby
Yeeeee!
@@TheBearEssentials subscribed.
I'm a side sleeper and I use a 10-11 foot hammock.
That looks pretty cool.
Great narration!
As a side sleeper hammocks have never bothered me. I still love sleeping in them.
Great! I've got the spreader bars, now I just need a hammock. 😜
Not the same kind of spreader bars.
But knowing a bit about rigging will help you with most knots you'd use in survival situations. So there's that.
So good and so simple..............!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Makes a nice taco for bears
Ridge line and under quilt is all you need for a perfect sleep
I love hammock camping it's so comfortable but the problem I have Is getting a cold back 😅 I always use the hammock in the woods and put the embers / coals of the fire under the hammock I know it's risky 😂 but when I do this I'm snug as a bug so I can get a few decent hours sleep 😴
Really cool! Add a shopping link? We rarely find flat ground . And rocks!
This looks great. Would you share what brand and model you are demonstrating here? And is there one with these features that won't break the bank.
Dave, this one is the Warbonnet Ridgerunner. However, I have for the past year been working on my own bridge hammock - in my opinion, a far superior version and should be less expensive too.
Will be launching it in September! And I’ll have some UA-cam videos and posts about it in the near future if you follow the page!
Im a side sleeper and prefer a standard hammock. The best way is sleep diagonally and I prefer going about 4/5 of the way on my side. Sometimes ai end up going past my side and start sleeping 1/4 of the way towards my stomache. The only way gammocks are really uncomfortable are for sleeping directly on your back because it squeezes your shoulders.
Hammocks are awesome everyone needs one
A table for bears. Nice
Went hammock camping last night, then this shows up in my UA-cam 👽
Oh man, the algorithm has you pegged lol
Your phone ratted you out to UA-cam
Use a DDhammocks frontline XL and this also uses poles. Very spacious and bombproof. Use it often months in a row.
You be sleepin while the bears be chewin.
Haha soft shelled human taco
Wow sweet camping experiences
That's awesome, could you put down a link to the hammock setup you're using?
See the 3 dots below the "Share" button on the right side of the screen? Tap. Then select "description".
You're welcome.
@@bryanburcham1381 the dots aren’t there
@@buckett5631 if you're watching this as a "Short", they should be...as that's how I found it.
As a normal video through the channel, it'll just be in the drop-down for the description.
Aside from that, not sure what else to tell ya regarding your technical experience.
@buckett5631 the dots are at the veery top right corner of your screen. On the side of the other icons :)
@@buckett5631you have to hold the screen
Hmmmm. Maaaayyybeeee. That one looks righteous
Slept in a hammock most of my army career, fantastic for sleeping in a swamp. Set it up just an inch above the water and you're still stealthy
had mine setup like this last year camping with the boys. homie has a few drinks and decides he wants to lay in my hammock. man jumped in with all 300lbs and broke the straps so he fell right in
@@flag_us lol, we've done a triple bunk bed system once and the dude ontop didn't know how to tie knots and he fell on the dude below him who fell on the bottom guy, spectacular noise in the woods in the middle of the night
@@ConReese lol
Hammocks rule. I've spent a few weeks in one and it's freeing being able to sleep wherever with something that takes up as much space as a 2L bottle. I always dress in layers so warmth isn't a drawback.
With a fly/tarp overhead it is better than a tent in my opinion. Takes like 5 minutes to set up and there's no worry of breaking poles.
Best sleep ever! 😍😍
It depends where you backpack. Above tree line, big trees far apart, plains or desert. I always have a harder time finding a hammock spot. They shine when you’re on miles of steep mountains.
I loveeee my eno hammock when camping!
Spent a few weeks 8n a hammock in Seattle green belts under tarps when I first got here....it gets COLD without insulating pad under you...
Ya it really does, a good pad is essential!
It's looking great 👍🏻
Also the bug net does help but first few times during the muggy season mosquitos were nipping at my back the whole evening
This is a cool hammock and I like the idea that some of them can come with a blow up mattress cross bars as well as a mosquito net and a tarp to keep the rain out
Didnyou really feel the need to say what you did lol. You sound like a salesman lol 🤡
Do you know which ones come with all of those extras that you mentioned?
Holly crap, I didn't know they make those bars. I was sleeping diagonally for soooo long... Amazon links for this whole setup?
Hey! No unfortunately the only one I’ve really tried and never switched from with bars has been the Warbonnet Ridgerunner- who isn’t on Amazon.
I still have a link to their site it my description!
You can find some “bridge” hammocks - which are ones with the bars, on Amazon too. I’ve linked one in the description - but I use my ridgerunner the most!
I'd love to set up one of these with a tarp to get out of the rain
Ya, I usually will use a tarp too, unless it’s ideal conditions without
I love hammocks when I camp. But that whole 2 tree thing can be a hard one.
You can work around it if you have a vehicle, but if you're in a desert e.g. the null arbor plain (go pop it into google translate) or similar they cna be sub optimal.
I always make sure I have what is needed to sleep on the groung with me.
This dude is amazing
Super nice !
What brand is that whole setup?
Hey! I’m not affiliated with them or anything, and don’t want to make this a product advertisement.
So I’ll say a “Bridge Hammock” Is what you want to look for.
This one in particular though, is called the RidgeRunner and it’s made by a company called Warbonnet Outdoors.
@@TheBearEssentials Thank you sir.
They make nice ones. If you get the double layered standard type they make for a diagonal lay, you can slip an air or foam mattress between the layers for bottom insulation.
So cool 👍
Love hammocks but what if you don’t have trees??
That’s brilliant!
Never heard sleeping in a regular hammock was uncomfortable? I sleep in my emo hammock even at home sometimes and on my side. It’s dope no fuss required.
Grizzlies love these
I love hammocks!
Until the bears come along and then you're just a bear sized levitating panini. 🤣😂🤣
Okay seriously I've always loved sleeping in my hammock, even in my own backyard. 😎❤️
Hammocks cripple my back, and I don't even have back problems.
☹️ I really didn't want to read that, as I have back problems and was really wanting a hammock.
Strangely enough, me too, and I'm also 80 percent scottish.
The spreader bars should fix the back problems. If your setup can't incorporate them, then lie diagonally, this will allow you to sleep flat, not U shaped.
Have since bought a cheap hammock, no back pain or stiffness. Excellent night's sleep.
I have degenerative disc disease and a lot of damage to my spine and hammocks are a life saver for me. You just have to set them up right and sleep diagonally. The foot end should be higher than the head end. Your body weight will then make it flatten out even. Sleeping at a 45 degree angle is also important.
I love it!! I'd use it
I don't really see a hammock working in Southern Arizona there are some trees but you don't want to touch them because they're covered in thorns or scorpions the Thorns would be a Palo Verde and the Scorpions are in Mesquite
Me and my life long friend growing up started backpacking/hammock camping when we were about 13-14 max. Then again where we’re from it’s common for kids that age to be driving up the mountains etc, easily one of the best ways to camp and explore.
What kind of hammock would you recommend for this? As far as brand and model
This hammock is called the Warbonnet Ridgerunner it’s the only decent one I know that’s a bridge hammock like this
As a British person i just cant get my head around the concept of not raining 😂.
Understand about to rain but not any kind of confidence that it wont.
With comfort like this I might as well stay home.
My favorite way to camp is at the Hotel....Yes, I would like some more bacon please.
Ewe behind how many hundreds?
What exact hammock is this? Do you maybe have the name or the link for all the stuff you're using here? Looks amazing!
Hey Kevin this is the Warbonnet ridgerunner hammock! It’s really great. I have a link to a bunch of the gear I use I my video description.
Then I also am a gear maker - so I have a few things on my website too. Www.bearessentialsoutdoors.ca
@@TheBearEssentials amazing! Thanks mate👊🏼
I Value a damn good camping hammock. ld like to try this one out.
Right on! Link is in my description :)
Awesome 😮