Hammoch set up

[Redmurty]

my set up for travelling, needs firm ground though

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I have a better tarp than that one to go with it (thumbs)


cheers Spud

[P4ulie]

Can tell you were a sailor
Nice lashings

[Redmurty]

Can tell you were a sailor

Nice lashings

bet you say that to all the boys

cheers Spud

[Brenhden]

Looks good that especially in this weather (thumbs)
Why do the poles for the hammock have the spreaders on? Would be handy drying laundry.
What does the whole set up weigh?
Cheers
Bren

[Mad Hatter]

my set up for travelling, needs firm ground though

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I have a better tarp than that one to go with it (thumbs)


cheers Spud

Where did you get the poles for the hammock mate? Picked up a couple in france for me and the Mrs which was alright in the forest up north but a pain down south.

[Redmurty]

Hammock poles are diamond shape for strength I would of thought they have a couple of guy lines from them and once the weight is on them they all tighten up and become sturdy.
The poles and lines weight very little the actual hammock is heavier, tarp hammock and rig would be as heavy as a light weight tent though
of course if you know where you will be stopping has trees, tarp and hammock (thumbs)
cheers Spud

[Redmurty]

better shot of the rigging

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http://www.ddhammocks.com/

http://www.ddhammocks.com/product/ultra ... rom_cat=44

cheers Spud

[Mad Hatter]

better shot of the rigging

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http://www.ddhammocks.com/

http://www.ddhammocks.com/product/ultra ... rom_cat=44

cheers Spud

They look good but a bit rich for my blood atm :blink:

[Andy A]

Spent about 3 weeks hammock camping in the last year, always managed to find a tree or two