I had a La Siesta Colobri Padded hammock. I used it as an underquilt for camping but also as a regual hammock on chillier days. It was quiet a usefull setup, with the only drawback being that it's packed size made it somewhat annoying to carry aorund. Unfortunatly it got stolen and I found out that they no longer sell it. I'm not really sold on underquilts, cause you can't use them without a hammock. I kinda liked having a padded hammock and benefting from the dual usage. I'm searching for alternatives now and it seems hard to find something like the Colibri Padded. Anyone has any ideas? sub ..read more

Hi all, I currently have a OneTigris underquilt for the warmer months. I am going to buy a -10c UQ soon but before I can get that is there a way to make my summer UQ warmer for an impromptu camp trip? I have a summer sleeping bag (2 degree celsius) I was thinking I could layer between the OneTigris UQ and the hammock, with a warm mummy bag to sleep in. Has anyone tried this before and thoughts? submitted by /u/Petos17 [visit reddit] [comments ..read more

Hello! I received a Eno SuperNest hammock and am super excited! I have it all hung up and everything but I live out in the woods and it’s about to be bug season. Any recommendations for a bug net that will fit my new hammock? Also, any accessories or must have? submitted by /u/PlasticSupport9822 [visit reddit] [comments ..read more

I took my hammock out to Scotland last month and the evening was ok, but when the wind came through in the morning my arse was chill to say the least, even with an underquilt! Tarp set up could have been better, but I''m not sure how to adjust a tent shape on a gradient. Anyway I'd love to get away somewhere warm before flights get summer holiday expensive. submitted by /u/moonplonker [visit reddit] [comments ..read more

Using hitch adapter and hammock stand found online, my outback now offers the ability to cruise and snooze. It's gonna be a lovely summer. https://ibb.co/553by7M https://ibb.co/0j205Pk submitted by /u/Few-Assistant6392 [visit reddit] [comments ..read more

I’d like to get under quilts for my hammocks. Problem is, all I use are 90 degree hammocks supported down each side instead of the traditional head and foot. I’m thinking that my best bet will be to find a down water resistant camping blanket and attach with either tarp clips or install grommets down the sides. Let me know if you can come up with a better idea. Thanks for your kind input! submitted by /u/Ok-Weekend-778 [visit reddit] [comments ..read more

I've been looking everywhere for a replacement for an old hammock cocoon system and I'm clear out of luck. Apparently the manufacturer no longer produces it and I can't find anywhere that might still sell it. Any help to find a solid replacement would be incredibly appreciated. OneTigris Storm Bug Underquilt Underblanket My ex's dogs managed to chew through a tent just to tear my old one up. I had the 8 foot long version. Again any help to either find a suitable replacement or suggestions on a similar product would be just the best. submitted by /u/NewunN7 [visit reddit] [comments ..read more

I understand that the chameleon has the ability to have its sides pulled out, but besides that I'm not sure. Thanks! https://dutchwaregear.com/product/wide-12-ft-netless-hammocks/#fabric-layer-1 https://dutchwaregear.com/product/12ft-chameleon-hammock-complete/#chameleon-body submitted by /u/cattapstaps [visit reddit] [comments ..read more

For those of you who’ve used both a top quilt and a sleeping bag, what have you found to be the pros and cons of each and what do you typically stick with? I use a 40 degree bag and Ive be been perfectly fine with a 40 degree UQ and that down to about 38 degrees. Obviously sleeping bags are a bit more hassle to get into, and I’m also wondering if a TQ will take up less space in general for packing. submitted by /u/Salty-Yesterday-128 [visit reddit] [comments ..read more

For those who own the warbonnet blackbird, are you using the double layer and slipping anything in between? I'm not excited about the extra $200 for an underquilt if wool bedroll I already own will work between the layers. I typically camp in warm weather. submitted by /u/DM_Crossfit_NC [visit reddit] [comments ..read more