Hennessy Hammock

Do any of you has a Hennessy Hammock?

If so, how do you like?

Because it's cool mad. I used work in a therapeutic wilderness camp and about half the staff was. I had one for a while, but I did not have a rain fly that it does not seem worth the effort to create a hammock and a separate canvas. (I bought mine used without all parties.) However, when you have all the right pieces, is a light weight (weights different depending on your needs, body weight, and how much you spend) self-haven. It keeps you off the ground, errors, puddles, and gives great movement in warm climates. It is extremely well ventilated with good visibility, due to its black mosquito netting that basically disappears when looking through it. Visibility Hennessey is an alien spaceship that resembles a little. In addition, the velcro closure that looks like it would fall but automatically closes when entering due to simple physical to remove the panels so rigorous that close. Nor are putting directly into the slot with the body weight is below the calf area. Anyway. When have all the right pieces are a snap to set up, and they are really very happy ... If you like hammocks in the first place (which I have always done). They may seem kind of claustrophobia and you have to get used to the motion, when moving the configuration moves around and instead of pushing to get out, for example, you have to deal with the fact that the hammock "da" to his movement. None of my co-workers or had any addons, other than the rainfly. They make a game set for winter it sounded wonderful, because the air beneath me I always frozen in the colder weather and reluctantly went to the ground. Another really good is available in mosquitohammock.com, a small private company where the owner is more intimately involved with the production. His name is Tom. A configuration bit, a little heavier. But much cheaper and more spacious ... and there is a sleeve at the bottom to put a mattress. This extends a little and makes it close in so much like a pea pod. Other things considered are the Speer hammock and Clark, which are modeled on the military jungle hammock, in a square, instead of a pea poddy. I would steer away from the Byer, is very cheap and not very well made for continuous use as walk through. Some of the pea pod beds are big, I have the whole spectrum of different made from parachute nylon. Some have error protection and other accessories you can buy to enclose the hammock with network errors.

Hennessy Hammock

Hennessy Hammock