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Hammock Sale
I purchased a backpacking hammock for my daughter from Warbonnet (Lightweight Camping Hammocks | Backpacking Hammocks | Warbonnet Outdoors...). I was impressed with the construction. They are having a sale that significantly marks down the price of some items. 

My daughter now uses her hammock instead of the overhead bunk.  I almost did not post this but thought someone might like one for a bug free outside loung.  If folks feel this is to close to spam mods please remove the post.  I have no stock in the company, just a happy customer.

 Take care and happy Mother's Day to all the mommys on the forum.
John
Currently: 2008 36' Tiffin Open Road
Previously: 2007 Mid Bath

Re: Hammock Sale
Reply #1
Good tip. I find hammock sleeping the best way to backpack light and still sleep at night.  Also makes a great seat. When there are places to hang one, there is no better way to make a campsite work regardless of slope, rocks, roots.
Paul
'92 Mid Bath

Re: Hammock Sale
Reply #2
A friend brought one when we were desert camping, but the creosote and mesquite wouldn't hold up the hammock!  It was funny.
2014 27 MB
Towd: Either the Jeep Wrangler or trailer containing the BMW R1200GS and 2 E-bicycles
Happy wife=Happy life

 
Re: Hammock Sale
Reply #3
While in Zion in '15 on our inaugural LD journey, I purchased a cotton hammock for my DW.

Knowing that many campgrounds frown 😟 On tying hammocks to trees, I later purchased a stand from Home Depot. They are available on eBay and Amazon as well at a reasonable cost.

Packs neatly in its own zippered bag and erects in minutes. No shade? Move the hammock stand and all. No trees close together? No problem it stands on its own.

Of course if you're backpacking this stand isn't a good option, but those days are long gone for me.

Total weight of the stand is 25 lbs. I prefer the stand because it saves a tree unnecessary wear.  After bearing the load of a thousand hammocks, those ropes can rub the tree's bark pretty thin.

Here is a shot of the stand I got for my DW's camping pleasure.

Just saying'

Kent
2015 27' RB "MissB.Haven"