New Onewind 11' XL Wide Double Hammock set up

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  • Опубліковано 8 сер 2024
  • Picked up the Onewind 11' XL Wide Double Wide Camping Hammock with tree straps and bug net. I have been looking for a bigger hammock for awhile now and I ran across this one while doing some research. So far I am very pleased with it. As you can hear in the video Trevor asked if we could sleep in our hammocks tonight. There is really only one answer to that question.... YES!!!
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КОМЕНТАРІ • 23

  • @jbchankins
    @jbchankins Рік тому

    Great video man! I think I’m going to pull the trigger on this one for an upcoming camping trip.

    • @reallifeadventures4671
      @reallifeadventures4671  Рік тому

      Thank you. I highly recommend their hammocks. After I purchased my first hammock from them I have ordered several other of their products. .

  • @SonofChurchill
    @SonofChurchill Рік тому

    😎 tip keeping straps apart from Hammock. My Tarp does cover both end of Hammock I found on my first night out. Nice Video

    • @reallifeadventures4671
      @reallifeadventures4671  Рік тому +1

      Thank you. I trie to keep anything that can get wet or stays wet separate from inside my pack.

  • @miklo8080
    @miklo8080 3 роки тому +1

    Can we sleep in these tonight? Lol love it! Thanks for the video. I just got mine from Amazon today. I also got the tarp and 2 piece under-quilt being that I'm in the PNW. Thanks for the video!

    • @reallifeadventures4671
      @reallifeadventures4671  3 роки тому

      Is there really any other answer then yes? Lol. Of course we can sleep in them tonight. I hope you enjoy your hammock as much as I have mine. Thank you for watching, have a wonderful day.

  • @affendihamzah5587
    @affendihamzah5587 2 роки тому

    Thank you I'm just starting out and this is my first hammock.i get with the tarps full setups

  • @sheri1983
    @sheri1983 3 роки тому

    I'm considering ordering the 12ft double hammock from them. I gotta ask you does the double layers feels uncomfortable and the fabrics have that nylon feel not cotton like? I have a single layer dutchware netless abd I like the hexon 1.6 but not sure how it's compare to 2.2.

    • @reallifeadventures4671
      @reallifeadventures4671  3 роки тому

      I’m not for sure how comfortable the double layer one is. Mine is a single layer and it is extremely comfortable. I also have the ultralight 11 foot single and it is extremely comfortable as well.

  • @jamesgibbs8827
    @jamesgibbs8827 3 роки тому

    Think about what you just said, thumb to finger is approx 30 degrees, but if you move the hammock to a 45 degree angle you just slide your hand closer to it and ridge line,, so not quite catching what you mean.. ? Or maybe its just me looking too far into it,,,,, I tend to do that sometimes,,, LOL,, sorry my friend... Great video, I want top get one of these, thank you for showing us how to set up..

    • @reallifeadventures4671
      @reallifeadventures4671  3 роки тому

      Thank you for watching. What I’m talking about is a good starting point for the amount of sag in your hammock. A good starting point is roughly a 30° sag in your hammock. A lot of people will say that your suspension needs to be at 30°, and that is correct if you do not have a structural ridgeline. A structural Ridgeline sets the amount of sag in your hammock therefore the angle of your tree straps is not near as important. A quick reference for setting 30° is to make the L or gun shape with your index finger and your thumb. That is roughly 30° from tip of your thumb to the tip of your finger. These are all rough estimates none of it is exact. Everyone should set up their hammock for what is comfortable for them. I prefer a bit more sag in my hammock.

    • @emmahammond5088
      @emmahammond5088 3 роки тому

      It is thumb and finger shooting at your hammock down your tree straps and it should be across your fingertips....

    • @reallifeadventures4671
      @reallifeadventures4671  3 роки тому +1

      @Emma Hammond You are absolutely correct if you’re not using a structural ridgeline and the angle of your tree straps from the tree determine the sag in your hammock. With using a fixed structural ridgeline I was getting a rough determination of the sag in my hammock not the angle of my tree straps.

  • @VisitaInteriora
    @VisitaInteriora 2 роки тому

    I am little shorter than you and 220 pounds heavy. Would it even give me more comfort if I would get a 12' hammock? Thanks.

    • @reallifeadventures4671
      @reallifeadventures4671  2 роки тому

      You would be able to get a very flat lay in your hammock.

    • @VisitaInteriora
      @VisitaInteriora 2 роки тому

      @@reallifeadventures4671 Thanks. I ordered the 12' onewind today. Greetings from Germany!

    • @Larrypint
      @Larrypint Рік тому

      @@VisitaInteriora you happy with it? Schwanke auch zwischen 11 und 12 Fuß. Bin 188cm.

    • @VisitaInteriora
      @VisitaInteriora Рік тому

      @@Larrypint die 12" ist schon gut für mich. Deutlich bequemer als die billige 285cm die ich vorher hatte. Bei Deiner Körpergröße würde definitiv zu 12" greifen. Welches Modell hast du Dir ausgesucht? Hammocks machen total Spaß, aber man ist ständig am optimieren und es wird ein echtes Hobby daraus.

    • @Larrypint
      @Larrypint Рік тому

      @@VisitaInteriora ich schwanke zwischen der 11er mit Reißverschluss als Single version und dieser 12er Version double. Meine bisherige war nur knapp 290cm von DD und man lag halt leicht gebogen und konnte nur auf dem Rücken gut schlafen. Wie ist es wenn du nicht quer sondern längst drin liegst, sinkst du dann sehr tief ein weil die Spannung fehlt? Hast Schon mal zu zweit dringelegen?

  • @emmahammond5088
    @emmahammond5088 3 роки тому

    Um...its finger and thumb gun shoot toward your hammock and the tree strap should roughly be across your fingertips....

    • @reallifeadventures4671
      @reallifeadventures4671  3 роки тому

      You are absolutely correct if you’re not using a structural ridgeline and the angle of your tree straps from the tree determine the sag in your hammock. With using a fixed structural ridgeline I was getting a rough determination of the sag in my hammock not the angle of my tree straps.