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@@gretavains8707 thx for leaving a comment 🙏 much appreciated, especially from “down under” ❤️

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@@chrisballengee5746 it sure is comfortable. What tarp do you use?

I use a 12x14 gold armour from Amazon. It works good

@@chrisballengee5746 great 👍. I’ve used a 3,5m x 3,5m from DD also. Great cover ✅

@@beararms6945 hi. Thx for your comment. I have not seen anyone use an UQ with the Amok. With the Amok you can change the sleeping pad to fit the seasons (r-value) So there is no need for an UQ

@@beerfrog_TheOriginal I just literally took the plunge and ordered a new warbonnet ridgerunner hammock, should be here Friday, hopefully that one is good , I'm sure there's a lot that are but I'm addicted to hammocks lmao 🤣, I'm going to need to start heading to H.A meetings 😅 🙃

@@beararms6945 lol 😆 totally get that. The warbonnets are great in my experience, haven’t tried the ridgerunner though.

@@OskarDanielssonYT Tackar 🙏. Hade skönt flyt dagen igenom 🎉

@@danneeriksson thx for leaving a comment 👍 I have since this video was shot added a key ring thingy for better reach to the zipper 🎉 I sleep fine on my side in my gathered end hammock also, so I don’t think that is a usp for the flat lay style hammocks such as the Amok or the Haven. But all the wobblyness aside I will concede that the Amok is very very comfortable 🤩

Hey, thx for commenting! Yes, in retrospect, the XL would have been a better fit for me I think... As to what I prefer the Haven or the Amok it is hard, I dont think it is a 1-1 comparioson, it rather depends on what you need/prefer. For me, the Amok is better, because of the bigger tarp...also, once I manange to get into it, i find it more comfortable... But the Haven is easier, and if you add a biggerr tarp, and dont mind a bit extra weight....it is a great hammock... But for me the Haven comes 3:rd after the Warbonnet XLC and the Amok.

The Haven XL has double zippers as well.

@@marleymayfield2635 Thx for leaving a comment. Double Zips sounds much better

Totally agree :-D

@@thomasbruns1662 Thx for your comment! Yes I agree. I always use an uq-protector with the HUQ180 nowadays. And I’m looking to buy a winter down uq for the sub zero nights as the huq180 is limited. It works as a 3 season uq. But for winter there is better ones available

@@petkish thx for sharing your experience!

@@beerfrog_TheOriginal That's imaginary experience, guy never owned Amok

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Yes!

​@@assassin1a1 Ok, then I will plan for that, got some family time to spend the coming days, but will set up the Haven for at video as soon as I can. Thx for leaving a comment!

My thoughts on the Havent Hammock Tent available now! :-)

No.

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@@musar03580 Thx 😊 I got that, but couldn’t “find” the word in the moment 😅 Review, might be a strong word for my thoughts in this video, but sharing some of my experience might help someone who is interested in this hammock system.... I strongly recommend trying it out before purchase if you have the opportunity, i got mine second hand from someone who only used it for a handfull of occasions, tarp wasn't even unpacked. 🙂 Thx for leaving a comment 🙏

Thank you for commenting 🎉

Thx! Yeah i was just glad to be out. Not planned, but a relaxing site to stay at.

Thx for leaving a comment Yes. Depending on the situation and weather a ground sheet can be very handy 😅

Thx for leaving a comment 👋 And for subscribing 🤩 Yes. Unless you have trees to tie out to, at least 2 short poles seems to be a minimum requirement to get a decent set up of the Cozshack 👍

Yes 👍. I really like the versatility . Thx for your comment 👋

Hey. Thx for leaving a comment 👍 Yes. 2-3 ppl in cots can work well. I’m looking to use a ground tarp and cot for a summer adventure with this tent ⛺️

Thx 🙏

Thx for leaving a comment! Yes the Winnerwell Fastfold Plus medium is a great stove. I like the stove pipe being in segments, and the stove is easy to assemble, even with cold fingers. I would have loved to have a glass window on the side of the stove to get some more view of the fire burning as I find that really calming, but I had to settle for a compromise this time....maybe in the future :-). I have only used the stove twice so far but I like it.

This is a diy. And it’s 4,2 meters. Haven’t had a chance to use it much. But it works and does the job.

Tackar 🙏 Detta var som sagt min första natt ute med Under quilten. Jag tycker det funkade ok. Senare har jag moddat den lite så den sitter bättre. Finns en video om det åxå. Planerar ngn utenatt nu i Januari för att testa den mer. Även inhandlat en vintersovsäck så förhoppningsvis lite varmare nu. Lägger ut ngt från det senare 👍

Jag har haft min WB hammock i massor med år, en av de första saker jag gjorde vara att sy fast en paracord lina längs med sidorna (intermittent så det bildar öppningar eller öglor/hällor) som jag sen med en lång bungy cord lina kan trä fast UQ med. Denna UQ har samma para cord lina längs med sidorna. UQ är full längd. Svårt att förklara med ord, men den sitter still och det blir inga cold spots. Funderar på en tur i Februari till södra Dalarna. Men måste lära mig mer om vinter camping.@@beerfrog_TheOriginal

Thx 🙏. That was/is my assumption also. Still looking for an opportunity to get a stove and really try this out

Thx for stopping by. I haven’t seen the Tegimen up close myself so I cannot compare the quality. However I feel the Cozshack is better quality wise than I expected. At least so far. Looking to get a stove now to be able to really enjoy this over the winter.

…for sure 👍 this first set up area wasn’t optimal. From what I’ve seen so far in others pitching this tent. Most use a side pole on the lower side. But again, as you say with more trees around you can probably get around that.

Thanks

Hope it suits your needs 👍 It has worked for me, but I also dont have anything to compare it to. I just got myself a Survival One sleeping bag to complement this in wintertime. Can’t wait to try it out 🥳

This is my first uq so I don’t have anything to compare it to. But 2 things. 1. When I used it the first night I clipped the right and left sides together over my legs with a carabiner to get som extra warmth 2. I have later modded the cords that attach to the hammock gathered ends. This in my opinion makes it easier to adjust and to make more sure it stays more snug around the ends. I have made a video on that mod if that is something you would like to see more about. ruclips.net/video/nNSLnK-V5Ps/видео.html As to lift, I try to get the ug almost towards the underside of the hammock. When I, whilst laying in the hammock, reach in under between the hammock and the uq I have a hand width of space to trap some warmth. But it varies a little. I also recently added an uq protector to get some more shelter from gusts of wind pushing on the uq and escaping some of that trapped warmth. Hope this helps you out Cheers

Hey. I’ve used it successfully down to minus 8 Celsius together with a pad. There is a short video on that in my channel. ruclips.net/video/z-GVqPipRfQ/видео.html That was only one night, I think I need to try it more to have a better and more accurate answer but for that one night. It worked.