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The Hennessy Expedition Asym balances comfort, weight, and price better than any other tested models. The weight is in line with most of the full shelters we tested, but its comfort and price far outweigh the less pricey options. The asymmetric design allowed our testers to achieve a reasonably flat lay for back and side sleeping, and the width gave plenty of room to curl up in the fetal position. The design is well thought out, with every component working precisely with the others. Even though the Hennessy isn't among the larger interiors, the integrated ridgeline and included storage pocket add to the livability of the space. We like that it uses more durable feeling nylon than other lightweight shelters. The weight capacity is somewhat low at 250 pounds, but the fabric feels ready to withstand more abrasion than others.
One downside: hanging the Hennessy isn't the most intuitive process. You have to learn a particular type of lashing for the rope, but after a little practice, the mechanics come easily. Admittedly, more fiddling is involved than with most of the other tested suspension systems, and adjusting the tension takes more time. Another drawback to this model is the relatively small rain fly. While it provides adequate coverage from moderate rain, blowing rain can sneak under the tarp.
Read Review: Hennessy Expedition Asym Zip

The Hennessy Expedition Asym balances comfort, weight, and price better than any other tested models. The weight is in line with most of the full shelters we tested, but its comfort and price far outweigh the less pricey options. The asymmetric design allowed our testers to achieve a reasonably flat lay for back and side sleeping, and the width gave plenty of room to curl up in the fetal position. The design is well thought out, with every component working precisely with the others. Even though the Hennessy isn't among the larger interiors, the integrated ridgeline and included storage pocket add to the livability of the space. We like that it uses more durable feeling nylon than other lightweight shelters. The weight capacity is somewhat low at 250 pounds, but the fabric feels ready to withstand more abrasion than others.
One downside: hanging the Hennessy isn't the most intuitive process. You have to learn a particular type of lashing for the rope, but after a little practice, the mechanics come easily. Admittedly, more fiddling is involved than with most of the other tested suspension systems, and adjusting the tension takes more time. Another drawback to this model is the relatively small rain fly. While it provides adequate coverage from moderate rain, blowing rain can sneak under the tarp.
Read more: Hennessy Expedition Asym Zip review

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 So that's not an issue. I just put this back on for the review just to kind of show you you know what's in the box stock so that that's really my only complaint is the rain fly is really too small. If you're going to be, you know using it in the winter. If you're going to be using it in the rain, it's very very small

 I think you can adjust the tension of this. I haven't done anything with this, though, but there's a whole bunch of setup. Instructions on on hennessy hammock comm be sure to check that out. Another feature I, like you, have this big pocket where you can store whatever you want water bottle

 So basically I have very, I have not much room. Let me see if I can get an above shot for you, so there's not much room guys. As you can see. I have this side in the mode that you would use if it was raining

 I really like the asymmetrical design here. They have a good product here. I had to deal with their customer service on another rain fly that I purchased, which I ended up returning, because I kind of I didn't really like it, and I just decided to use my E & O tarp, but I already had I was trying to save So I was trying to save weight and I ordered the bigger rain fly, but I ended up returning it. So my dealings with customer service, the shipping back to them, was, I think, 20 bucks and it was $ 20 shipping to get it to me, but other than that I mean I chose UPS, you can you can just do you know, Stan male and uh

Hennessy Hammock Expedition Asym Zip Review

 The price was off putting at first and I eventually just decided to go for it! So while the below wall of text may seem contradictory to the rating I gave it, it's more of just sharing my experiences with this hammock so that maybe people who buy it will be aware and prepared for when they take it out.  This thing is nice and light weight and since it has no true "hard" pieces I could throw it in a compression sack if I want. Usually I just keep it in its stuff sack close to the top of my pack.  Now while this maybe strictly due to operator error, but setup is definitely a learning process

  Pros: Light weight, versatile, good on the back Cons: Definite learning curve to setting up and taking down effectively, bug net can not be removed, no stakes  Bought this hammock 4 years ago right before a hike to Black Forest Trail in the hope that I could save space and weight. And this hammock did both quite well and much more! Did quite a bit of reading online and watched a few videos about setting the hammock up since this my first camping hammock. The price was off putting at first and I eventually just decided to go for it! So while the below wall of text may seem contradictory to the rating I gave it, it's more of just sharing my experiences with this hammock so that maybe people who buy it will be aware and prepared for when they take it out.  This thing is nice and light weight and since it has no true "hard" pieces I could throw it in a compression sack if I want

Excellent product with a few minor issues

I use a Hennessy Expedition Zip hammock and really like it. It’s not the lightest system out there but for $160 you get a nice hammock that has a ridge line and bugnet built in and also comes with a rainfly. It’s a nice setup to start with because it comes with everything you need (except whatever you’re using for insulation). If you have an REI membership you can get 20% off right now

I'm joining my friend on the Appalachian Trail for the first couple weeks. He's hammock camping and I'd like to hammock camp as well, so I've been doing my research. However I'm getting a bit overwhelmed with the options. I'm going to need all the normal things: bug net, rain tarp, suspension, etc. I have a sleeping bag so I don't think I need an underquilt. 

Height: 5'8
Weight: 135 lbs
Budget: No more than $200 for everything 

Time frame: I'm leaving in early June so I'd like to get this as soon as possible.

<div class="md"><p>I&#39;m joining my friend on the Appalachian Trail for the first couple weeks. He&#39;s hammock camping and I&#39;d like to hammock camp as well, so I&#39;ve been doing my research. However I&#39;m getting a bit overwhelmed with the options. I&#39;m going to need all the normal things: bug net, rain tarp, suspension, etc. <del>I have a sleeping bag so I don&#39;t think I need an underquilt.</del> Seems that I will need an underquilt </p>

<p>Height: 5&#39;8
Weight: 135 lbs
Budget: No more than $200 for everything </p>

<p>Time frame: I&#39;m leaving in early June so I&#39;d like to get this as soon as possible.</p>
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Having trouble sifting through options. Can anyone recommend a good budget hammock setup for a 2 week backpacking trip?

 That'S something nice to think about before you set your hammock up. You don't want to have to get in and out of it against a wall, so we're going to take our cordage and we're gon na run it through both of our nylon straps, and there is a pretty cool lash that is kind of typical of the hennessy Hammock, it's less of a knot and more of just a wrap of your rope. So once you get your rope through both ends of your webbing you're gon na pull it tight and we'll just put a little half hitch in there right now to keep it stationary until we get our hammock kind of centered between the trees, this one will do Kind of the same thing go through one set view the next set and we'll half-hitch it there, pull it nice and tight, and we're on this side see and see you want about a 30 degree. Hang really! You want the the base of your hammock to be about chair height, there's a pretty good rule of thumb, so the lashing technique that we're going over

 You can see the asymmetric shape really really well, there's a point here with an elastic guy line and a point here with an elastic guy line and that kind of helps hold the hammocks shape, while you're sleeping in it. That, combined with this patented ridge line, allow for a really roomy comfortable, lay so you're gon na take your elastic guy line, and these again are designed just to hold shape. So this can go around pretty much any vegetation. So this is one of the optional add-ons that you can purchase through hennessy

 It'S got that asymmetrical shape that Hennessey is known, for it does a great job of keeping you nice and comfortable when you're, laying on that perfect diagonal yeah. Let'S get this thing set up, so we've got our trees picked out, they're kind of close, maybe about 12 feet apart. Ideally, you'd want them about 15 to 25 as possible, but this should work just fine for our demonstration today. So we're gon na take our webbing

 It all tucks away in here and you can strap it on the outside of your pack or coil it up on the inside of your pack and it'll, keep all of your gear inside nice and dry. Your rain fly. Has these two plastic rings on either side? So you're going to take your o-ring and up on your suspension line, you have these two tension knots, it's Prosek knot which are designed to slide when pressure is applied to the knot, but when pressure is applied to the hook, they bite and do not slide. So you know, take your o-ring clip it into that hook and we can just kind of let that hang out there do the same thing

Hennessy Hammock // Jungle Expedition Zip // SETUP + REVIEW

 There are companies out there that will modify an existing bottom entry into a side entry, which is probably what I am going to do.

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 One night on long climbing rope in the only trees around, mine lowered slowly until it sat on an unseen ant hill -  Hanging stuff is the best option for your gear - I made a few loops from 550 chord to hold boots, and such up on the inside line so it is all fast to find.  The netting has stopped everything that has tried to get into it.  Weight of the hammock is not bad and the price compared to how comfortable, it is is worth it. I am a little big for this model, but for the lower price and weight I can live with my feet touching the far end or just curling up my legs

  Checking out the hammock youtube sites is a must - so many people have posted great information there.

  Weight of the hammock is not bad and the price compared to how comfortable, it is is worth it. I am a little big for this model, but for the lower price and weight I can live with my feet touching the far end or just curling up my legs.  Checking out the hammock youtube sites is a must - so many people have posted great information there.

Once you get over being in the air - it is great

 No more searching for the perfect location for my tent and, not finding it, having to make due with a not quite even surface to sleep on. Literally anywhere with a couple of trees and some shrubs (though four trees is better) is the perfect spot!

Exactly as advertised!

All in all, a great buy for warmer climates/seasons with trees. Again, WAY more comfortable than my sleeping mat on the ground. Awesome for the minimalist.

 Your body weight pulls on them all night and makes it impossible to untie. Luckily I had known to use a few synchs and others to get the line tight, knots solid but also easy to untie in the morning.

Guard against wind. It may be a warm night, but if you don't pick your location correctly, it could be a very cold night.

Most comfortable sleep ever

I am 5'11" and weight 185 lbs. The product description says that this hammock works for someone who weights up to 200 lbs. I put the hammock up in the back yard and tried sleeping in it and found: a.) that it is way too cramped for my body; b

 I put the hammock up in the back yard and tried sleeping in it and found: a.) that it is way too cramped for my body; b.) it was like trying to sleep squeezed into a taco; c.) the interior space was too small to easily include a sleeping pad; d

I returned this item.

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I'm planning to purchase my first hammock camping setup.  I've done a fair amount of backpacking with a tent, and I've just never slept well.  I'm hoping that I'll be able to get more rest in a hammock, though I haven't actually tried it.  We have an Eno for lounging in the back yard, but it's not really meant for diagonal lay sleeping

  I want to purchase a hammock, suspension, tarp, and underquilt and keep it as light as my tent setup which comes up to around 4.6 pounds (Marmot Tungsten + Thermarest Prolite).  I'm fortunate to not be worried too much about cost, but of course I don't want to just throw away money.  My primary concerns are comfort, warmth, and weight

6oz HyperD, 1.7oz MTN, or 1.8oz Airwave?  Is there any benefit in going to double-layer for better wind protection, warmth, and firmer lay?  If it doesn't provide wind protection and warmth, should I just go to a heavier fabric for a firmer lay?

 You could use a single layer hammock, but if should squeeze is an issue you might want to step up to a heavier weight fabric such as 2.2 or 2.4.

I also prefer a hammock that is atleast 62 inches wide. Anything more narrow than that and I feel squeezed in. It can sometimes be tricky to find wide hammocks in heavier weight fabric, but Dream hammock does sell them. I think all of Dutch's wide hammocks are 1

I'm 6'1" and 270 at the moment. Headed to AT and I'm looking to get rid of my tent and head to a hammock. My choice at the moment is the warbonnet eldorado double. Possibly with the thunderfly. I'm also looking at the chinook system they have of a under layer to hold a quilt and over layer to replace bugnet. 

Does anyone have any ideas for big guy stuff. Or other hammock systems I should look at? I like the idea of getting a system from one place, it will all hopefully zip together.

<div class="md"><p>I&#39;m 6&#39;1&quot; and 270 at the moment. Headed to AT and I&#39;m looking to get rid of my tent and head to a hammock. My choice at the moment is the warbonnet eldorado double. Possibly with the thunderfly. I&#39;m also looking at the chinook system they have of a under layer to hold a quilt and over layer to replace bugnet. </p>

<p>Does anyone have any ideas for big guy stuff. Or other hammock systems I should look at? I like the idea of getting a system from one place, it will all hopefully zip together.</p>
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Looking for ideas for big guy hammock...

.  I just upgraded and got a dream hammock sparrow that arrived to me a month ago. I got both the overcover and bug net, both which zip into the sides of the hammock (only one at a time, not both at same time), which I really like.

 I got both the overcover and bug net, both which zip into the sides of the hammock (only one at a time, not both at same time), which I really like.

I’ve been camping for the past few years in my reliable big Agnes tent. Last year a few times I went solo and thought it would be cool to just sit around in a hammock and read out in the woods quietly.

I figured I’d get a jumpstart on this season so I went to EMS Nashua NH and looked around at what they had in stock. A helpful sales person told me they stocked Eno hammocks.  I bought one and took it home to try out.

Further reading here tells me that I need tarp, a tarp line, an under quilt and straps to get really started properly.  

Eno doesn’t seems to have a the rest of these as a package for me to buy.  

Should I start piecing this stuff together on my own? 

How does a bug net attach to this hammock without any kind of zippers or attachment points?

Thanks for the continued guidance 👍

<div class="md"><p>I’ve been camping for the past few years in my reliable big Agnes tent. Last year a few times I went solo and thought it would be cool to just sit around in a hammock and read out in the woods quietly.</p>

<p>I figured I’d get a jumpstart on this season so I went to EMS Nashua NH and looked around at what they had in stock. A helpful sales person told me they stocked Eno hammocks.  I bought one and took it home to try out.</p>

<p>Further reading here tells me that I need tarp, a tarp line, an under quilt and straps to get really started properly.  </p>

<p>Eno doesn’t seems to have a the rest of these as a package for me to buy.  </p>

<p>Should I start piecing this stuff together on my own? </p>

<p>How does a bug net attach to this hammock without any kind of zippers or attachment points?</p>

<p>Thanks for the continued guidance 👍</p>
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