Bought this last year for a 4 day kayak trip and it worked beautifully. Used it all summer and fought the kids when we went camping on who was sleeping in it over the trailer.
I have been so excited to see this ever since the kickstarted. It looks like a great design, and you did a really good job explaining the pack, bag, hammock and tent. Thank you!
Love my haven tent, especially for winter camping. I did have to return the mattress, it had a slow seam leak but they were prompt in resolving the issue 👍
I have several hammocks, 2 Hennessys, a Crua, and a self built bridge hammock. I am waiting on the big brown truck as I type this with my sky blue XL. Good video, thanks for your efforts!
So in the tent mode you'd still need to guy out the end walls with something. It would have been great if they had designed it to use trekking poles in the tent mode to hold the end walls up. I'm in the southwest region and while we have trees cacti and such some areas can be featureless just rock and sand.
Awesome set up, I am very interested in utilizing a hammock for camping .... I do have a fat bike set up for touring and a can am Ryker set up for touring also.... Hopefully I will get into the touring \ camping life later this year!!!
Great video and review once again my friend. I agree the camo fly and green hammock is my preferred combination too. This system looks really good. A hammock / tent combo system. You did a great job explaining the system. Actually the video is done so well it's like a class as well as a review. I notice you do this on most of your reviews. Love this style. Well done buddy! Keep it up and carry on! Btw hot tent season is right around the corner already! ⛺ 🔥 🌳
Awesome review brotha. As an active 64 year old, who loves the outdoors, this is perfect. Definitely gonna purchase this one for my go to shelters ...thanks for the content 😎👍
I’ve had the Lawson Blueridge hammock tent and I absolutely love it. It has a ton flat space inside. Its much wider than the haven and the Crua hybrid.
ohh I'd be so interested to hear from you on the matter! I'm hesitating between the two! One of the things that I feared about the blueridge is that the archs seem pretty low. Are you comfortable sitting in it? How about the balance ? I've heard that some people flipped over during the night (probably because it was not set up properly but still, your experience would be appreciated). Also, what about tent mode ? Is it satisfying? thank you very much for your time if you ever see this, and to anyone that could help me with this tough choice. ps. amazing video @Lonewolf 902 !
@@benjaminaucuit3595 I've been looking at the Blueridge too, before I discovered the Haven. The Blueridge is much wider inside, but one got more the 'banana shape' laying in it. which is no problem to many folks. I like more to sleep on the side, so I got the idea that the standard Haven at 26 inch wide will feel more comfy. I've not tested any of them, but seems like I'm going for the Haven for my part
nice review,so i return my XL for 2 big problem : sreen bug don't have 2 way zipper,biggest problem is xl inflated pad fold in middle before inflated and when you sleed inflated.check for 2,0 version on future
The one thing I did notice, when in the Hammock mode, when you laid down, your upper end was lower than your feet. Other than that it looks pretty neat.
That's a sweet Hammock. was looking at a Warbonnet XLC for my fish/camp channel and this may very well be my best option. Great video and an honest review! Thanks Lonewolf!
Great video! Thanks for the demonstration! Very well done! The hammock is a great system however the Amok Dramur XL 5.0 is a superior piece of kit in my opinion! It has way more storage and is far more adjustable with a chair mode and is much more adjustable with head or feet up or down! The Haven Hammock is probably less costly and is great that you can use it as a tent on the ground as well which makes it more versatile if you are not sure about using the trees! I like the idea of using it as a tent but where I live and camp trees are everywhere so I probably would never use it as a tent! If I thought that where I was going might not have any suitable trees then I would probably bring my tent instead! I absolutely am glad I purchased the Amok Dramur as opposed to the Haven! You should grab one and demonstrate it for us and compare the two to each other! I am sure there are many plus and minuses with each and your comparison would be very interesting to say the least however enjoy the Haven as it looks like a great item! I wonder how long each one will last without repair! Thanks for the video!!!
How does it feel laying on your stomach and sides? I’m a big stomach side sleeper, it’s the only reason why I’m looking at this hammock… I NEED it to be decently comfortable though… please let me know!
Ohhh this set up looks very comfy and I would like to have one 👌😍😍 love, that you can sleep flat in it 👌 👌 thanks for showing us and greetings from Austria 🇦🇹 🤗
Does "water treated" mean DWR? DWR fails in short order. Have you ever tried the storm set-up after the tarp was wet with rain? It appears that water could run off and go down inside the tent body and pool-up (depending on what "water treated means". It would be neat of the spreader bars could be replaced with trekking poles. Does the inside walls of the hammock have any issues with condensate and do the walls ice-up in cold weather?
From what I recall the pump is useful because it prevents you from getting saliva into whatever needs to be blown up. If you use your sleeping pad during winter you run the risk of saliva freezing inside and possibly tearing your sleeping pad.
Cool 👍 I would go with the XL because I like the width of 30" and only 2" longer than the regular. I wish for the $335. Price tag it came with a pad cover. But I guess it's not too bad considering the pay off of sleeping flat. 😴👍 By the way , how does it feel for side sleepers ? If I missed it , I'm sorry. Thank you
Two drawbacks to the Haven tent- it only has a one way zipper which can be troublesome when trying to close it if you lay with your head at the wrong end. - putting the toggles through the grommets on the tarp is a real chore when laying inside the tent. I have one question, what do you recommend for adding some insulation for winter camping? I have the insulated mattress that has an R value of 4 but it's just not quite enough in the coldest Temps. I have added an additional pad of an R value that is 1.5 to 2 on top of the havens mat but was considering a mylar sheet under the mattress as well. What's your thoughts on this?
I used a thermarest ZLite foam pad with the insulated pad when it was 10F and was good. Tested a foam car window shade that has reflective exterior and that works as well but a bit smaller. I side sleep so that worked for me.
that was a really solid video brotha, funny because we just ordered one of these this past week, my brothers been into these for a while, where im still more of a tent guy. I think hes trying to convert me LOL. be safe bro
Hi mate! Love the review and the channel. Have a question. How flat is flat? I'm 110kg and usually sleep on my side so I'm wondering if I'll get a side bend using this system. You look flat in the video but I think your probably a lot lighter than I am.
Does the fly work well in driving rain from the side? I haven't decided on which tree tent will work best for me. Tentsile's fly looks the best for driving rain, Haven's fly also seem a little larger than the Amok. The Canadian Aerial A1 is intriguing, but the pricing of the Amok is up there when compared to the others. Would love to see a video of all four where you pick one over the others. Good work on your content!!
Hi I'm going to spend the rest of the summer camping/fishing from the Oregon coast to the BC - Wyoming Rockies. My usual gear for this kind of mission is my single wall mountaineering tent and my 30 year old Kelty Wind River 3 season dome tent. I've been intrigued by the sleep qualities of a lay flat hammock but haven't seen the value in changing over. Next winter I'll be in Guatemala and Mexico. What would be necessary to make the Haven mattress usable in hot weather?
Great video! I am planning a 2 month kayak trip to British Columbia next summer and likely will be using my shelter more as a tent than a hammock. In the video it appears your head is taller than the ridgeline when the Haven is set up on the ground. Can you sit up without bowing your head when the Haven is set up using trecking pole (with no trees)? Thanks for any insights you can give me!
Great video, really nailed all of the important points. One thing I'm curious about, because I really hate air pads (I've had enough slow leaks over the years to write them off entirely), have you tried laying in it without a pad? Would it work with a closed cell foam pad instead of the inflatable pad? I'm sure it sags a bit however it seems like it really depends on the spreader poles to stay flat. Hard to tell without trying it out lol.
@@Lonewolfwildcamping Thanks for reply. I was curious about this also. I hope they would made ultralight 4s pad as option. It is impossible to change pad to different brad as size differences.
I want one but at 144kg I'm too heavy. Yet, there is a video of it holding up 1,000lbs, 453kg! The Haven Safari holds my weight officially but is too heavy to backpack at nearly 6kg. Such a pity. Should I risk it? I love the concept of using it as a hammock and a tent/bivy.
Good review! So I am waiting for a longer (at least 2.10m) lightweight version (max. 1.5Kg for the whole setup) made of high quality materials. If this comes one day, I am the first one to buy it! Greetings from Germany.
I am really struggling between the standard and the xl, the xl seems nice and big but i have seen videos ware people get tacoed on their side. I am only about 5'6" but i am around 200 lbs. The standard is lighter as well so I am really torn. I want to be comfortable either hiking or sleeping.
I am 6' and 200 lbs and went with the standard. I sleep on my side so the width is not a concern for me and it suits me just fine. If you sleep on your back the width is 25" on the standard and 30" on the XL.
I really like it great review wounder how it would do with a 6'5" 265# man .I like the versibilality . It's something to keep in my mind for day hikes if I ever get to the 4 corners ride I hope to do . One question is how hard is it to button down the rain fly from inside the hammit?
@@Lonewolfwildcamping round the corners off with a router then cover then plywood sheet in car-carpet to protect the hammock, bam lay flat as you'll ever get.
Great video, buddy. Im a bigger guy about 6'4" and about 270. Do you think this would fit me better than the amok. I haven't watched your Amok video yet. Maybe that will answer my question.
I’ve been following this hammock for a couple years, and this is BY FAR the best review of the system. Awesome job, Jeremy.
Thank you so much for enjoying
@@Lonewolfwildcamping your verbal skills are so high you could make me buy a wrapped dog shit and i would be happy.
@@Lonewolfwildcamping if you had to choose one between this and the Amok, which would you want? Thanks!
Amok for sure
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Bought this last year for a 4 day kayak trip and it worked beautifully. Used it all summer and fought the kids when we went camping on who was sleeping in it over the trailer.
Great review!! I love how in-depth you went on storm mode 🌧
Thank you, definitely a very useful option for flat lay hammocks 🤙😊
I have been so excited to see this ever since the kickstarted. It looks like a great design, and you did a really good job explaining the pack, bag, hammock and tent. Thank you!
Thanks alot for enjoying, im glad the video was helpful
Love my haven tent, especially for winter camping. I did have to return the mattress, it had a slow seam leak but they were prompt in resolving the issue 👍
Glad it got fixed
Could you use a different sleeping pad or does it have to be the pad that comes with it?
@@richmish3226 if that pad was the same size and style it should work
I have several hammocks, 2 Hennessys, a Crua, and a self built bridge hammock. I am waiting on the big brown truck as I type this with my sky blue XL. Good video, thanks for your efforts!
Awsome, you gotta try the amok draumr 5.0 ua-cam.com/video/z6nz2ZtVCG0/v-deo.html
So in the tent mode you'd still need to guy out the end walls with something. It would have been great if they had designed it to use trekking poles in the tent mode to hold the end walls up.
I'm in the southwest region and while we have trees cacti and such some areas can be featureless just rock and sand.
Yes, use tent poles for the ends.
stake it out
I agree with all the comments about this being the best review of the Haven Tent yet, thanks!
Thank you, much appreciated
Nice hammock and the perfectly fitting air pad that goes with it raises the bar. Love the coziness when the tarp is hug above the hammock.
Its pretty awsome
Probably the best review of this tent I’ve watched. Thanks 👍
Very nice.Probably in top 3 videos I've seen,With Every aspect being so well explained,very informing.Other hosts should learn to be so helpful.Thanx!
Love this flat sleeping idea but with me being such a wiggly sleeper I feel like with the zip being so low I would fall right out 😂
oh it looks very nice 👏🏕 very good. hope you had a good summer 🏕👍👌🇳🇴
Thank you
I'll repeat it and say it again you did the best review I've ever seen on The Haven tent hammock congratulations
Thank you
Awesome set up, I am very interested in utilizing a hammock for camping .... I do have a fat bike set up for touring and a can am Ryker set up for touring also.... Hopefully I will get into the touring \ camping life later this year!!!
Awesome review, man. Been eyeballing this product for a while. I'll have to ask Santa for one for Christmas.
Its really awsome
Excellent and thorough review, thank you! I ordered mine today "blind" and am excitedly waiting on it to get here.
Hope you enjoy it!
Best review of this product yet. Thank you very much for the informative video.
Thank you
Great video and review once again my friend. I agree the camo fly and green hammock is my preferred combination too. This system looks really good. A hammock / tent combo system. You did a great job explaining the system. Actually the video is done so well it's like a class as well as a review. I notice you do this on most of your reviews. Love this style. Well done buddy! Keep it up and carry on! Btw hot tent season is right around the corner already! ⛺ 🔥 🌳
Thanks alot for enjoying , I love the colors
Awesome review brotha. As an active 64 year old, who loves the outdoors, this is perfect. Definitely gonna purchase this one for my go to shelters ...thanks for the content 😎👍
My xl arrives today. Same colors but blue pad. It's Christmas time in August
Awsome, enjoy it
I’ve had the Lawson Blueridge hammock tent and I absolutely love it. It has a ton flat space inside. Its much wider than the haven and the Crua hybrid.
ohh I'd be so interested to hear from you on the matter! I'm hesitating between the two! One of the things that I feared about the blueridge is that the archs seem pretty low. Are you comfortable sitting in it? How about the balance ? I've heard that some people flipped over during the night (probably because it was not set up properly but still, your experience would be appreciated). Also, what about tent mode ? Is it satisfying?
thank you very much for your time if you ever see this, and to anyone that could help me with this tough choice.
ps. amazing video @Lonewolf 902 !
@@benjaminaucuit3595 I've been looking at the Blueridge too, before I discovered the Haven. The Blueridge is much wider inside, but one got more the 'banana shape' laying in it. which is no problem to many folks. I like more to sleep on the side, so I got the idea that the standard Haven at 26 inch wide will feel more comfy. I've not tested any of them, but seems like I'm going for the Haven for my part
@@benjaminaucuit3595 so what did you I'm looking at them now and trying to decide.
nice review,so i return my XL for 2 big problem : sreen bug don't have 2 way zipper,biggest problem is xl inflated pad fold in middle before inflated and when you sleed inflated.check for 2,0 version on future
Hmm, strange. I only have the regular size
Love your content. 👍👍👍. Do you recommend an under quilt with the Haven? If so which one fits and works best? THANK YOU!
I would love to see a more ruggedized version of this that is four season capable. Seems pretty good for a first try though.
I agree
I've had this for 3 years in our thick New Zealand bush, no need to make it any thicker or heavier at all, works great all 4 seasons
Haven safari
Haven Safari is bullet proof
They have one now. The Safari model is an XL in canvas instead of sil-nylon .
Best review of this tent. Very thorough and clearly presented. Thank you.
Thank you
The one thing I did notice, when in the Hammock mode, when you laid down, your upper end was lower than your feet. Other than that it looks pretty neat.
Depends on body position
Great review Bro! Maybe I'll increase my hammock collection to 5 now!
You still have to hold the peak up at either end. If you don't have a tree what do you use? hiking sticks, branches ?
Awesome review. Very thorough as usual. Been waiting on this one
Thank you very much
That's a sweet Hammock. was looking at a Warbonnet XLC for my fish/camp channel and this may very well be my best option. Great video and an honest review! Thanks Lonewolf!
Excellent ....very very well done!! And best review I have seen and I have seen a few...LOL
Glad you enjoyed it!
I love mine it’s actually been set up in the back garden for three weeks 😂 oh and in that time only had to add air to the pad once
Awsome 🤙🤙🤙😄
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Awesome demo, thank you very much!!
Thank you for enjoying
Great video! Thanks for the demonstration! Very well done! The hammock is a great system however the Amok Dramur XL 5.0 is a superior piece of kit in my opinion! It has way more storage and is far more adjustable with a chair mode and is much more adjustable with head or feet up or down! The Haven Hammock is probably less costly and is great that you can use it as a tent on the ground as well which makes it more versatile if you are not sure about using the trees! I like the idea of using it as a tent but where I live and camp trees are everywhere so I probably would never use it as a tent! If I thought that where I was going might not have any suitable trees then I would probably bring my tent instead! I absolutely am glad I purchased the Amok Dramur as opposed to the Haven! You should grab one and demonstrate it for us and compare the two to each other! I am sure there are many plus and minuses with each and your comparison would be very interesting to say the least however enjoy the Haven as it looks like a great item! I wonder how long each one will last without repair! Thanks for the video!!!
Thank you and I must agree, I do really live my amok draumr 5.0 . Both hammock systems are excellent just depends on personal preference
Amok is heavier and more expensive
Very nice!
Thanks, very thorough overview.
How does it feel laying on your stomach and sides? I’m a big stomach side sleeper, it’s the only reason why I’m looking at this hammock… I NEED it to be decently comfortable though… please let me know!
Ohhh this set up looks very comfy and I would like to have one 👌😍😍 love, that you can sleep flat in it 👌 👌 thanks for showing us and greetings from Austria 🇦🇹 🤗
Thanks alot for enjoying 🏕😊
Does "water treated" mean DWR? DWR fails in short order. Have you ever tried the storm set-up after the tarp was wet with rain? It appears that water could run off and go down inside the tent body and pool-up (depending on what "water treated means". It would be neat of the spreader bars could be replaced with trekking poles. Does the inside walls of the hammock have any issues with condensate and do the walls ice-up in cold weather?
From what I recall the pump is useful because it prevents you from getting saliva into whatever needs to be blown up. If you use your sleeping pad during winter you run the risk of saliva freezing inside and possibly tearing your sleeping pad.
Yes, very useful and works with many pads
@@Lonewolfwildcamping What is the name of the pump?
I’m confused. If you’re in an area without trees, how can you use this as a ground tent?
Yes, use trekking poles
Best video yet, Thanks
What would you suggest between this hammock and the draumr 5.0?
I personally would suggest the amok draumr 5.0
Cool 👍
I would go with the XL because I like the width of 30" and only 2" longer than the regular.
I wish for the $335. Price tag it came with a pad cover. But I guess it's not too bad considering the pay off of sleeping flat. 😴👍
By the way , how does it feel for side sleepers ? If I missed it , I'm sorry. Thank you
I second that question. I'm 90% a side sleeper.
Side, and back sleeping is very comfortable
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I agree, I sleep on my side in my xl, very comfortable.
@@markmartello can you sleep well on your stomach as well?
Two drawbacks to the Haven tent- it only has a one way zipper which can be troublesome when trying to close it if you lay with your head at the wrong end.
- putting the toggles through the grommets on the tarp is a real chore when laying inside the tent.
I have one question, what do you recommend for adding some insulation for winter camping? I have the insulated mattress that has an R value of 4 but it's just not quite enough in the coldest Temps. I have added an additional pad of an R value that is 1.5 to 2 on top of the havens mat but was considering a mylar sheet under the mattress as well. What's your thoughts on this?
Under layer camping quilt.
Under layer camping quilt.
I used a thermarest ZLite foam pad with the insulated pad when it was 10F and was good. Tested a foam car window shade that has reflective exterior and that works as well but a bit smaller. I side sleep so that worked for me.
American made too! 🇺🇸 I have one 💕🏕️ Thanks for the video 👍👍
that was a really solid video brotha, funny because we just ordered one of these this past week, my brothers been into these for a while, where im still more of a tent guy. I think hes trying to convert me LOL. be safe bro
Awsome, glad you enjoyed it
Hi mate! Love the review and the channel. Have a question. How flat is flat? I'm 110kg and usually sleep on my side so I'm wondering if I'll get a side bend using this system. You look flat in the video but I think your probably a lot lighter than I am.
Does the fly work well in driving rain from the side? I haven't decided on which tree tent will work best for me. Tentsile's fly looks the best for driving rain, Haven's fly also seem a little larger than the Amok. The Canadian Aerial A1 is intriguing, but the pricing of the Amok is up there when compared to the others. Would love to see a video of all four where you pick one over the others. Good work on your content!!
All are great options but personally nothing beats the amok draumr 5.0 for flat lay hammocks
A very nice hammock
Hi
I'm going to spend the rest of the summer camping/fishing from the Oregon coast to the BC - Wyoming Rockies. My usual gear for this kind of mission is my single wall mountaineering tent and my 30 year old Kelty Wind River 3 season dome tent. I've been intrigued by the sleep qualities of a lay flat hammock but haven't seen the value in changing over.
Next winter I'll be in Guatemala and Mexico. What would be necessary to make the Haven mattress usable in hot weather?
Still looks like you had it tied to trees in tent mode?? Can you use it in an open field with nothing to tie the ends to?
Yes but you need trekking poles
What if there are no trees for the ground mode to keep the roof up?
Use sticks or trekking poles
Can you set this up with hiking poles? Here in the northern Europe we go sometimes r e a l l y far north where are no trees to hang it up...
Yes , absolutely
I love mine too
You mentioned you could use this in the winter, What are the comfort temp limits of this with the insulated pad? Nice review btw!
R value 4 for pad , plus r value 2 with pad cover
Wow this hammock is my next gadget@!!@
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Good to see something different, may get a good night sleep. Still struggling with old style.
😎Vid
Thanks for enjoying
Super interesting system. Very detailed review as always.
Thank you
Great video! I am planning a 2 month kayak trip to British Columbia next summer and likely will be using my shelter more as a tent than a hammock. In the video it appears your head is taller than the ridgeline when the Haven is set up on the ground. Can you sit up without bowing your head when the Haven is set up using trecking pole (with no trees)? Thanks for any insights you can give me!
Sounds fun, and no you cannot setup inside the haven
Great video, really nailed all of the important points. One thing I'm curious about, because I really hate air pads (I've had enough slow leaks over the years to write them off entirely), have you tried laying in it without a pad? Would it work with a closed cell foam pad instead of the inflatable pad? I'm sure it sags a bit however it seems like it really depends on the spreader poles to stay flat. Hard to tell without trying it out lol.
Thanks for enjoying, the hammock only works with an inflatable pad that fits perfectly
@@Lonewolfwildcamping Thanks for reply. I was curious about this also. I hope they would made ultralight 4s pad as option. It is impossible to change pad to different brad as size differences.
thank you nice video and good information
I want one but at 144kg I'm too heavy. Yet, there is a video of it holding up 1,000lbs, 453kg! The Haven Safari holds my weight officially but is too heavy to backpack at nearly 6kg. Such a pity. Should I risk it? I love the concept of using it as a hammock and a tent/bivy.
The major con i have is the total weight: for that much you basically get a 3 pax tent.
Can’t wait for an ultralight version...
Should we had fine steel mesh for prevent electronics signal
Good review! So I am waiting for a longer (at least 2.10m) lightweight version (max. 1.5Kg for the whole setup) made of high quality materials. If this comes one day, I am the first one to buy it! Greetings from Germany.
I have the XL model, but it didn't include guylines :( I had to make them myself.
Awsome, I usually use my own as well
great review mate, thanks for the vid 👍
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Not sure if I missed u mention it but unlike a normal hammock u put the head end a little higher than the foot end with the haven system
No, both equal heights
I am really struggling between the standard and the xl, the xl seems nice and big but i have seen videos ware people get tacoed on their side. I am only about 5'6" but i am around 200 lbs. The standard is lighter as well so I am really torn. I want to be comfortable either hiking or sleeping.
I am 6' and 200 lbs and went with the standard. I sleep on my side so the width is not a concern for me and it suits me just fine. If you sleep on your back the width is 25" on the standard and 30" on the XL.
Really great review and detailed video. Well done
Thank you
I really like it great review wounder how it would do with a 6'5" 265# man .I like the versibilality . It's something to keep in my mind for day hikes if I ever get to the 4 corners ride I hope to do . One question is how hard is it to button down the rain fly from inside the hammit?
Haven offers an xl version you may like
Really good review - thanks.
👍👍👍 ...Alan in 🇨🇱
Nice review, clear and concise👏👏👏
Thank you
Great review thanks very much for the detail
Well done! Thank you!
Did I hear you mention the Price - $335 -?
How about Haven vs Amok comparison video? I have the Amok Draumer 5.0 and it's really good. I know you have it too.
Amok wins for sure
Excellent review buddy. I love this hammock. Will definitely be the one I eventually buy. Is this the XL version by the way? Atb from UK 👍
Thanks and no this is the regular size
@@Lonewolfwildcamping cheers.
what if you put a piece of half inch plywood in the bottom of it? wrapped in plastic wrap or something to prevent cutting the hammock
Could work I guess
@@Lonewolfwildcamping round the corners off with a router then cover then plywood sheet in car-carpet to protect the hammock, bam lay flat as you'll ever get.
A very versatile system
Yes indeed
Wolf have you used it with your tarp?cause I want to purchase both.
I use 15 x 15 Aqua quest
Yes, it works well with my tarp
Nice thanks dude🤙🏾.
Keep going your almost there 🧗🏽
Keep this in mind always.
Love what you do and do what you love🤙🏾
Absolutely
Great video, buddy. Im a bigger guy about 6'4" and about 270. Do you think this would fit me better than the amok. I haven't watched your Amok video yet. Maybe that will answer my question.
Amok is definitely better
@Lonewolfwildcamping Thanks so much for the info.
High, it looks like the best hammock, i've erver seen. Kindly Fiete
Thanks alot
So you still need trees when it is in ground mode? It looks like it had to be supported from Above to hold the ends up?
Great review! Really like this system 👍🏻
Glad i could help
Do you HAVE to use the air mat? Can you sleep in it without? (If it was hot for example)
Air mat is needed to give flat hammock shape
How about for side sleepers? Would this kind of setup be ok?
Works well for side sleeping
Very nice review, lots of great detail. I just ordered one. :-)
🤙😁🤗
Very helpful! Pulling the trigger for a Christmas present for myself and I needed to see an honest review! How comfortable was the sleep?
Very Nice 😎
Where can I find info and pricing for the "outfit" described in this video
So, this or the Amok Dramaur?
A personal choice i think
Another Great review 👍🤙
Appreciate it 😄🤙
I like the look of that. 🤔
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Been waiting for this review!
Here it is 😁🤙
let me know when you do a winter camping video with a stove
Will do 😁
Why arnt you selling this in your merch site or have an affiliate link on the video description?
I'm a film maker and photography, not a sales person