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Hammocks are fantastic for back sleepers and can be decent for side sleepers, but, for the most part, you can forget about sleeping on your stomach. Until now, anyway. Enter the Warbonnet Ridgerunner, our choice for ultimate comfort. It has spreader bars that help create the flattest lay possible, so flat our testers could get comfortable on their backs, both sides, and even on their stomachs. It's like laying in a floating cot made out of top-of-the-line materials. This was, no lie, the best night's sleep we have ever had hanging between trees. The Ridgerunner also has an optional integrated bug net. We tested the whoopie sling suspension system and found it among the easiest to hang and adjust, not to mention one of the lightest out there.
On the downside, the suspension system is sold separately, upping the price point overall. This model is also on the heavy end of the spectrum at 52 ounces for the whole system, making it less ideal for lightweight backcountry adventures. Also, it is disconcertingly easy to tip over compared to models without spreader bars. This tipsiness makes for excellent physical comedy with new users but cuts down on relaxation until you have some practice. We suggest giving the Ridgerunner a try if you've been dying to enjoy suspended camping but can't get comfortable sleeping in others.

Hammocks are fantastic for back sleepers and can be decent for side sleepers, but, for the most part, you can forget about sleeping on your stomach. Until now, anyway. Enter the Warbonnet Ridgerunner, our choice for ultimate comfort. It has spreader bars that help create the flattest lay possible, so flat our testers could get comfortable on their backs, both sides, and even on their stomachs. It's like laying in a floating cot made out of top-of-the-line materials. This was, no lie, the best night's sleep we have ever had hanging between trees. The Ridgerunner also has an optional integrated bug net. We tested the whoopie sling suspension system and found it among the easiest to hang and adjust, not to mention one of the lightest out there.
On the downside, the suspension system is sold separately, upping the price point overall. This model is also on the heavy end of the spectrum at 52 ounces for the whole system, making it less ideal for lightweight backcountry adventures. Also, it is disconcertingly easy to tip over compared to models without spreader bars. This tipsiness makes for excellent physical comedy with new users but cuts down on relaxation until you have some practice. We suggest giving the Ridgerunner a try if you've been dying to enjoy suspended camping but can't get comfortable sleeping in others.
Read more: Warbonnet Ridgerunner review

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Hammock Life

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Double layer is unneeded weight if you will always (or nearly always) use an UQ and leave the pad home. If you like the lay of your heavy car-camping hammock, consider the Warbonnet Ridgerunner. You can get custom carbon poles for it that significantly reduce total weight, but it will still be heavier than a GE.

To upgrade my existing kit or replace it, that the crux. 

I have been primarily a tenter but plan on doing some Pacific Northwest and AT backpacking hammock style. I typically go out for anywhere from 2 nights to 3 weeks with aspirations of an eventual thru hike in a couple years for 1 or more of the long trails. My typical day on trail is 12-18 miles. 

Currently, have a Crua Koala Maxx setup. Seemed a good initial buy and for a complete kit at a bit over 300 bucks it has been decent to learn what I like and what I don't with it. But it really seems better suited to car camping than backpacking.

Things I don't like about it:
The weight: 7.9lbs with my HG econ 20 deg quilt
Spreader bars: they are awkward and I would prefer asym tie outs 
Not double layered: I "THINK" I would like the added versatility
Synthetic quilt doesn't compress

May be wrong/unfair to compare but it is twice as heavy as my huge DCF mid tent, therma rest pad, and HG quilt, 4.1 lbs total. I can allow for a little more weight but it is too much.

I can shave off 2 lbs by changing the daisy straps to UL HG ones, DCF tarp, and getting a down UQ replacement, cost of those 2 lbs is about $600 making it a $900 setup that doesn't solve the tie out /spreader bar issue because it the bugnet sleeves over the entire hammock making adding asym tie outs much more complicated to add. It also still weights about 6lbs, better but not great.

Looking at selling what I have and replacing it with a new system appears cheaper in the long run and to that end I have been looking at the following.

Warbonnet XLC Light double
Dutchware Clameleon 1.2 Double
Hammock Gear WanderLuxe Kit (Circadian Hammock)

The Wanderluxe kit out the gate drops the weight to a very respectful 4.6 lbs for $800 bucks. Though it isn't double layered and I think I would prefer a rectangle tarp vs a hex. haven't use a hex so don't know for certain. Seems like a good deal though.

Chameleon custom kit would be about $900 and close to 5lbs.

Warbonnet custom kit can get into a middle weight between the HG and Chameleon at around $1000, 

I "Feel" like a double layer hammock is more versatile as I always carry a closed foam pad to sit on and can double it up as insulation  during +40 deg weather nights letting my leave the under quilt home. But I have only tested it out laying on it in the crua and that worked pretty well.

So the questions:
1. Does double layer matter? Do you ever use it?
2. Do you prefer a Hex tarp vs rectangle one?
3. Which hammock do you prefer/wish you had and why?
4. Is there another option I should look at? (reviewed Mantis, Kammock, and Hennessy eliminating those for various reasons)

How is the quality from each manufacturer? While I take care of my gear I am also not the most gentle person in the world with it.

Thanks all for any responses/suggestions. I know questions like this get asked a lot.

<div class="md">To upgrade my existing kit or replace it, that the crux. 

I have been primarily a tenter but plan on doing some Pacific Northwest and AT backpacking hammock style. I typically go out for anywhere from 2 nights to 3 weeks with aspirations of an eventual thru hike in a couple years for 1 or more of the long trails. My typical day on trail is 12-18 miles. 

Currently, have a Crua Koala Maxx setup. Seemed a good initial buy and for a complete kit at a bit over 300 bucks it has been decent to learn what I like and what I don&#39;t with it. But it really seems better suited to car camping than backpacking.

Things I don&#39;t like about it:

The weight: 7.9lbs with my HG econ 20 deg quilt

Spreader bars: they are awkward and I would prefer asym tie outs 

Not double layered: I &quot;THINK&quot; I would like the added versatility

Synthetic quilt doesn&#39;t compress

May be wrong/unfair to compare but it is twice as heavy as my huge DCF mid tent, therma rest pad, and HG quilt, 4.1 lbs total. I can allow for a little more weight but it is too much.

I can shave off 2 lbs by changing the daisy straps to UL HG ones, DCF tarp, and getting a down UQ replacement, cost of those 2 lbs is about $600 making it a $900 setup that doesn&#39;t solve the tie out /spreader bar issue because it the bugnet sleeves over the entire hammock making adding asym tie outs much more complicated to add. It also still weights about 6lbs, better but not great.

Looking at selling what I have and replacing it with a new system appears cheaper in the long run and to that end I have been looking at the following.

Warbonnet XLC Light double

Dutchware Clameleon 1.2 Double

Hammock Gear WanderLuxe Kit (Circadian Hammock)

The Wanderluxe kit out the gate drops the weight to a very respectful 4.6 lbs for $800 bucks. Though it isn&#39;t double layered and I think I would prefer a rectangle tarp vs a hex. haven&#39;t use a hex so don&#39;t know for certain. Seems like a good deal though.

Chameleon custom kit would be about $900 and close to 5lbs.

Warbonnet custom kit can get into a middle weight between the HG and Chameleon at around $1000, 

I &quot;Feel&quot; like a double layer hammock is more versatile as I always carry a closed foam pad to sit on and can double it up as insulation during +40 deg weather nights letting my leave the under quilt home. But I have only tested it out laying on it in the crua and that worked pretty well.

So the questions:

<ol>
<li>Does double layer matter? Do you ever use it?</li>
<li>Do you prefer a Hex tarp vs rectangle one?</li>
<li>Which hammock do you prefer/wish you had and why?</li>
<li>Is there another option I should look at? (reviewed Mantis, Kammock, and Hennessy eliminating those for various reasons)</li>
</ol>

How is the quality from each manufacturer? While I take care of my gear I am also not the most gentle person in the world with it.

Thanks all for any responses/suggestions. I know questions like this get asked a lot.
</div>

Decisions on Kit to lighten what I have or swap to Cicadian/Blackbird XLC light double/Chameleon 1.2 double

 Let'S get it on a tree all right. I got the hammock all strung up. This hammock takes a little bit of setting up. You want the foot in uh like 12 inches higher than the head end

 I mean it does lean a bit got ta get used. To that i mean, i think it's well worth it the way way you you're laying it. You know: [, Music, ], all right, so this dreamtex fabric, it combines a traditional rip, stop with a bias. Directional diamond grid to create fabric that is incredibly comfortable, cotton-like texture

 It'S actually compatible with the lynx under quilt model, so you can buy that and you can get under quilt, but you don't really need one because you put your pad right in there and that will probably make it a little more of a flat leg too. So i hope you guys enjoyed it warbonnet ridge, runner and if you like, this kind of stuff uh consider subscribing because i'm going to keep doing more hammock reviews, probably more gear reviews too. Just let me know what you want to review next down in the comments. Don'T forget to like and uh share the video

 You know you can get the flat leg hammocks that are still gathered in, but you know they're not exactly flat and if they are somewhat flat you're still, you know pinching on the sides. This you have uh. You know arm room too now, when you get in here, there's actually material. Let me just show you: there's uh they've manufactured a uh spot where you can grab on

Warbonnet Ridgerunner Review NEWEST MODEL

 So having come out here to do this to to set both of them up, lay in them roll around in them show you guys the the features of both of them, which is the better one. Well i'll i'll say this: if you already own one of these either one, if you have the ridge runner, whether it's this newer version or the older version, or you were one of the fortunate people that got one of the banyans before some of the supply issues Came up with covid you've got the right hammock. I don't care whether you've got the banyan or you've got the ridge runner. If you own one of these and you enjoy laying in it you've got the right hammock

 The shape is the same. You know it's great. You can lay in both of them and look out and see what whatever you want. Um, it's just kind of it's kind of nice bridge hammocks, just just provide a little bit of a different experience for you

 Now the banyan is not exactly available right now, there's been some delays in some of the production stuff and it's really at no fault of dutch wear gear. They'Ve got their stuff pretty much set up, but one of their vendors, one of the big main pieces of it they're having trouble getting in, and so it's going to be a little bit of a little bit of time before it's ready to get out there. But today, what we're going to do is we're going to take a look at both of these we're going to talk about set up on both of them, what the differences are between them. Advantages of of some disadvantages on the other side, uh, so yeah, the pluses and minuses, the things that i like or dislike, and then i'm going to lay in both of them and tell you guys about the lay: are they very similar? Are they dissimilar? What is it, what is it about them that would make you want to go one way or the other

 But today, what we're going to do is we're going to take a look at both of these we're going to talk about set up on both of them, what the differences are between them. Advantages of of some disadvantages on the other side, uh, so yeah, the pluses and minuses, the things that i like or dislike, and then i'm going to lay in both of them and tell you guys about the lay: are they very similar? Are they dissimilar? What is it, what is it about them that would make you want to go one way or the other. So that's what we're gon na do today. So, let's jump into it

Bridge Hammock Battle! :: Which is better the Warbonnet Ridge Runner or the Dutchware Gear Banyan??

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Don't feel like sharing? The SingleNest understands. Pull the SingleNest out of its soft-ball-sized stuff sack, clip it to your handy-dandy SlapStraps, and settle in for some me-time. Light enough to make the backpacker's cut, but robust enough for backyard luxury, the SingleNest is the go-to for any occasion. PLEASE NOTE: HAMMOCK SUSPENSION STRAPS ARE SOLD SEPARATELY.

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Available in 26 colors, this breathable, quick-drying nylon hammock is small enough to take anywhere but durable enough to last for years.

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 and they're Pro nests which is 13 ounces. That's kind of more of a backpacking hammock. It has an attached stuff sack with compression straps, so it packs down nice and small, and that stuff sack also conveniently turns into a drink holder when you're sitting in the hammock. We also have the slap straps, which are sold separately, but they make it super easy to put up

 That's compared to their double nest at 21s. That's a two-person hammock. and they're Pro nests which is 13 ounces. That's kind of more of a backpacking hammock

 So as for comfort, it really doesn't matter if you're setting this up in your garage, your backyard, or out on the trail, you will definitely enjoy sitting or sleeping in this hammock. You can just kick back, especially if it's a little bit windy. You can kind of curl these corners up, just wrap yourself up in it. It's a super comfortable hammock no matter what you're using it for

ENO Singlenest Hammock Review

Also, keep in mind that you'll need a bug net, tarp, and some sort of insulation for your backside for the first and last month or so (UQ, pad, etc).  All of that starts adding up, and it usually ends up being cheaper to just use a tent.  Most of us don't hammock because it's cheap, we do it because it's so much more comfortable than sleeping on the ground.

  I always thought my eno was comfortable until I got an 11' hammock, and now I'd rather sleep in that than my bed at home. It's that good. 

 

I am aiming to thru hike the Appalachian Trail in a year or two and am looking into hammock camping. I initially chose hammock camping because I already had an eno single nest and thought it would save me a little money. I know that I still need to get things like a bug net and tarp, but I think I've found some options that would still be cheaper than purchasing a whole new set up.

The problem is all the enos I've seen recommended for a thru have been double nests, not single. I am kind of young and trying to save money where I can, but I wanted to know it if would be worth it to spend the money on a new hammock that might better suit my needs or stick with what I have and make it work.

If I were to buy a new hammock I would probably look at something like Hennessy or blackbird or something made specifically with thru hiking in mind.

<div class="md">I am aiming to thru hike the Appalachian Trail in a year or two and am looking into hammock camping. I initially chose hammock camping because I already had an eno single nest and thought it would save me a little money. I know that I still need to get things like a bug net and tarp, but I think I&#39;ve found some options that would still be cheaper than purchasing a whole new set up.

The problem is all the enos I&#39;ve seen recommended for a thru have been double nests, not single. I am kind of young and trying to save money where I can, but I wanted to know it if would be worth it to spend the money on a new hammock that might better suit my needs or stick with what I have and make it work.

If I were to buy a new hammock I would probably look at something like Hennessy or blackbird or something made specifically with thru hiking in mind.
</div>

Thru Hiking Hammocks

Made a purchase of several items though it was a few dollars cheaper at another online site and was wanting a price match but found it has to be like for like...

Eno Hammick works great!

 They are easy to put up and move to another spot (which the kids do themselves at camp). They pack up compactly and the storage bags are perfect. The single hammock is a great size (the first kid got a double & we like the single size better).

Compact & Easy to Assemble

 How you doing everybody? Tim here from that I have the Eno 16 ounces you are looking at I Really don't know because I'm a today I have the Eno single net hmm I think I just ate a buck. How you doing everybody Tim here from the Tactical Defender and I have the Eno single nest hammock in olive green and khaki my favorite colors. It comes in this very nice stuff sack. The whole combination as you see it right here with carabiners is only 16 ounces

 I usually carry it like this I put it inside my pack but I leave this out I Get to a spot I set up my tree strap I hook one end on and then I undo the rest and walk it to the next tree. Fantastic hammock. It is very small as you can tell. You can hang it on your pack like that or you can just stuff it in your backpack the way I do

 There is never any stretch at all when I get in it. it pretty much stays right where it is, whether it be the tree or the hammock itself. The straps don't slide or move. The hammock doesn't stretch

 It is very small as you can tell. You can hang it on your pack like that or you can just stuff it in your backpack the way I do. but this is the Eno single nest hammock. This is what we're looking at today

ENO Eagles Nest Outfitters  SingleNest Hammock Review

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