updated hennessy hammock info

[ghettodub]

Thanks for posting; those hammocks look pretty sweet

[tmckay2]

new update. i used it in some terrential downpours this past week. it was fine and kept my pack underneath it dry as well. only thing is condensation caused my bag to get a little bit damp. not the hammocks fault, but still annoying.

[cmco]

I have camped with one of these for the last decade or so. Really comfortable and dry. Went on a long canoe trip on the Missouri River on the Louis and Clark trial. Really bad weather rain and thunderstorms every night. Put a Thermarest under you and you stay a lot warmer. Great product. The only problem is camping above treeline.

[tmckay2]

I have camped with one of these for the last decade or so. Really comfortable and dry. Went on a long canoe trip on the Missouri River on the Louis and Clark trial. Really bad weather rain and thunderstorms every night. Put a Thermarest under you and you stay a lot warmer. Great product. The only problem is camping above treeline.

its really not a big problem. just take hiking poles, making into a tent/bivy is no problem whatsoever. its low lying but very wide so there is plenty of room you just can't sit up really.

[Ah Pook]

I'm a fan of Trek Light hammocks.

Most of my hammock camping, as a kid, was with the fish net style nylon hammocks. Not the most comfortable but better than the ground.