Warbonnet Blackbird XLC vs Hennessy Hammock's Explorer Ultralight Asym Classic

. Warbonnet Blackbird XLC with their Wookie UQ rated at 0 degrees along with an UQP made by 2QZQ - then I use my Outdoor Vitals Summit series -15 down bag as a top quilt.

Two inches wide. You need that width to support the weight of the person in the hammock to protect the trees so always bring your webbing straps and p...

This for me is perfect. I don’t need a pillow in my hammock, my head is where I like it. Not too high, not too low.

No more sleeping on the ground as long as there are a couple trees available that is. Compact. Light. Quick to set up and take down

Ordered my first "non-generic" hammock. Went with the Warbonnet Blackbird XLC. Anyone have any experiences with it? I love every feature about it, especially the idea of adding top covers or underquilts later if need be. Every review I see is great

You want this, you want this width for the strength and also to protect the tree. So always remember to use your webbing straps and remember leave no ...

Top notch craftsmanship, super comfortable fabrics (dream tex nylon) and has a ton of accessories to fit whatever type of hammocking youre into. Super recommend.

What a marketing scheme for Hennessy. I believe their extra long webbing on their website is around $10. Due yourself a favor and get the eno atlas straps I believe and make life easier.

I am your size - just go buy a Warbonnet blackbird XLC double layer and you will be safe and HAPPY…. You wanna lay like a banana and not be happy and buy the Eno and save a couple bucks. But if you were serious about actually laying flat and feeling great and a hammock Warbonnet has hit the ball out of the park with the black bird XLC

It didn't come with snake skins, and I assumed it would. That may be my fault for not reading the fine print. I wish the rain fly were a bit bigger. I realize a larger rain fly is available (the "hex" size"), but I needed the hammock in a hurry and didn't have time to look into different options