Warbonnet Ridgerunner vs ENO Skyloft

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.

While the comfort is superb, the weight and bulk of this model make it a bit harder to take on your rambles around town or down to the crag's base. You won't be throwing the 18-inch long by 5-inch diameter package in your daypack without thought, so its use leans more toward intentional lounging at basecamp, the backyard, or in your neighborhood park. A narrower profile at only 3 feet, combined with a 250-pound capacity, makes the Skyloft poorly suited to snuggle up in with a buddy lengthwise. While sitting sideways is still pretty comfy, you aren't able to lean your head back like you would in a wider model

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 inch...

I preordered and bought the ENO SkyLoft primarily for lounging and not overnights. As it’s still no where near the Ridgerunner.

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...

It's a hammock with stabilizing space, making bars pockets and a pillow, it's perfect for campgrounds or yards under the stars, but light enough to ri...