I don’t believe I’ve ever watched a product review that was as accurate. I’ve used this system in multiple seasons in all weather conditions and it’s bulletproof, light and comfortable. Make sure to wrap the underside for a warm sleep. It is pricey but worth every cent.
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When slapping the tree at 2:10 I heard a voice in my head: "Oustanding, good to go." :-)
Nice video. I hammock camp a lot. I love it. Far more comfortable than any tent on the ground. You can take the tarp and hang it diagonally from the two trees, and then you only need two stakes to stake it down. This would also give you two points where you can collect rainwater if necessary. This configuration still gives you plenty of cover from the rain.
This was the first video of yours that I watched and is the reason I started hammock camping. I’ve been doing it for a couple of years now and absolutely love it. As a matter of fact my wife and I are leaving tomorrow for a 4 day camping trip and we will both be using hammocks. I am also going to take the opportunity to work on my bushcraft skills as well. Thanks for posting such outstanding videos!
Bought the house fly and four stakes but when i got home I realized i needed more but after watching this video I have many other ways to tie it down. Thank you!!!!!
nothing better than a hang in the rain. best way to fall to sleep. One hint though, in the rain or wet weather, tarp first and then the hammock. Otherwise your hammock is going to get all wet. Even if you have to pitch it higher until you get your hammock set up.
I took Basic in the same month you made this video (March 2015). It is funny that I used this same set up for my camp at that class, The ENO hammock (single nest) and the exact ENO Profly tarp. I haven't had that tarp out in years after I moved on to a 10 x10 but it always served me well. Maybe it deserves an overnighter again soon :) This vid just popped up in the sidebar randomly so I had to watch.
Love the water catchment. I like to use a carabiner on a bailed pot hooked to a mid point tie out, but ill have to give your way a shot and see if I don't like it more.
A hammock is the way to go. I use a windshield foil sun reflector as an insulated pad. Gorilla tap some paracord to the top end to secure it to the top of the hammock to stop it from sliding down. Good to about 30F. Liked the vid.
This is my exact system, but I got their bug netting too. Bomb proof. Used it over 1000 times and it's showing zero wear. Still works perfect. The tarp can hold water and si needs to be dried, but it's huge and lightweight, and in all these years it's still in perfect shape. I'd buy again 500%
Nice brother, great setup, I didn't spend that much on my setup, because I didn't know how it would be sleeping in a hammock, always slept on the ground. Now, I wish I would of invested a little more money, because it is amazing. I wake up without something hurting, or sore from the all so famous rock I missed... Freaking like hammock camping for sure!!! Thanks for sharing!!!
Right, like a bear pinata!!! But it is way comfortable, I put mine as low to the ground as possible, keeps the wind off and adds to a little security...
This is still outstanding the best use of space, time and resources. Great rain catch from something that IA essentially garbage after you open the meal. I Have never done hammock camping but it give me more idea's.
I'm totally with you on the dislikes. I got a camping hammock last year and immediately started kicking myself in the *$$ for all the years I spent camping on the ground. It's SO MUCH more comfortable in the hammock. Not only comfortable, but just plain convenient. It sets up in a fraction of the time of a tent. The tarp allows you protection from the elements, but still offers an interactive view of nature around you. And when you're not sleeping, the hammock becomes a comfortable chair to rest in. The camping experience is just infinitely more enjoyable.
Just added this gear to my list and will submit my request for requisition to the supply officer (my wife). I currently use the Aqua Quest Guide tarp 3m x 3m which is also outstanding. Love the improvised container. Very nice repurposing of the MRE bag.
Hey CPL, on another note, would it be possible for you to do a video on your cook kit? All the best and thanks for all that you're doing by sharing your knowledge with us.
honestly I do not have a permanent cook set. I choose to use MRE's and not have a fire most of the time. I practice not being seen whenever possible, hence the reason why I waited 20 years to get a hammock, lol. however in the future I will be posting cooking videos so ...."stick around". Thanks for watching
after time the straps to the tree get wet, and wick down to the hammock. tie a few paracord water breaks along them and let them dangle down to divert the drips. very similar concept to the toggle for rain collection. Happy Hangin Sir!
I was gonna say something snappy about you getting soft and only tying a few knots, but that rig looks so sweet I don't think it would be fair. thanks for sharing Marine!
Nice! I like being out of reach from snakes and bugs when I sleep, but then I have a screened in jungle hammock, we have lots of biting bugs down here, but a hammock is a great concept. Catching rain is a bonus!
I like the great idea with the MRE sleeve ...collecting H2O.. And thanks for explaining about it. I would have missed part of it. ( on how the water drips in ). A great video on how to and great equipment...
I just looked at the ENO website and seen they have a camo profly now...I have the olive green hammock and profly I might have to get another onelink system with the camo...nice video
I have the $65 Eno hammock without suspension system which I did buy separately. I've had the hammock for a year, use it often, and still found no problems with it
i use this hammock too, i added amsteel loops to each end, and use mule tape around the tree and a beckett hitch to hang the hammock. very min. I got a cheap black surround bug net too I can add that if it is bug season. nice light set up,
Thank you for a great hammock video. Being up in age, I find it difficult to get off of the ground, I enjoyed it when it was 40 years younger, but will try the hammock way, it will probably mean no camping in the Desert, but being from the East Coast and having the A.T. near by, the hammock will be the way to go. Again thank you for a great video. :)
You know about a 1/3 into the video I was thinking to myself, "This guy looks like he is about to teach me some shit." and lo and behold he did. I came here looking for a review and got a lesson in why MRE's don't entirely suck.
Hoping to get into hammock camping soon. The tent and cots/sleeping pad is so much hassle and too much bulk to carry around. It makes camping feel more like work than fun. But living in southeast Louisiana I need something with a mosquito net on it. Most of what I've found has been quite expensive so might have to keep tent camping until I can afford new gear. Nice video! Keep em coming Corporal!
Earlier this summer, I put up this system minus the rain collection bag in my back yard and let it stay there while it rained for several days. It didn't occur to me then to ask you this question. Should I assume that the manufacturer coated the tarp with an insect repellent as well as a waterproofing solution? Even if not, I may have sprayed Permethrin or some other insecticide on it. I assume that this would undercut the statement that rainfall is safe to drink. Yes? In that event would just running the water through a Grayl system be sufficient to filter AND purify the collected rainfall, or does it still need to be boiled? Sometimes what appears to be a simple question stumps me.
At 4.15 and 5.12 when stripping the stakes, I would have done it over a blanket or such, to collect the bark strips to use as fire wood. However if stealth camping I would not, as they are damp they will smoke so giving away your location
Also carry Automatic Umbrella which becomes easy to carry small size open and collapse with press of a button also called 511 tactical automatic umbrella
Great video, Corporal! Love the set up. Even though I've been hammock camping for five years I learned a couple of things and I especially like how you set up your water collection system. However, after 23 years of K-rats and MRE's I like to have "real" food on my outings. Now I'll have a use for those large FedEx envelopes I've been saving. They will replace the MRE sleeve. BTW I was always admiring your folding knife so I bought something similar, a Victorinox Rangergrip 178, and I absolutely love it. My only beef is that the blade profile is rather narrow but it cuts like the big boys and the saw is a plus. Your full tang blade looks like a Gerber Strongarm and that's my preferred hip knife. Your videos are always informative and certainly educational. Oorah and Semper Fi, Bruh!
Thanks for the video. Quick question. What would you suggest in the African bush? I live in South Africa, forests here are basically small stubby trees. Very difficult to use for hammock and tarp.
Hey bud I started watching your videos almost a year ago and have steadily been working through all of them. Glad you grew out the beard. Clean cut you look like you should come with blue lights and a badge 🤣 beard makes ya look like a man anyone would be happy to share a cold drink out at the lake fishing
I have seen a few of your videos and they were great i keep saying i am going to get out there and do these things but haven't yet but i will make it sooner or later better sooner but any way i like your videos keep up the good work and thanks for your service to this great country
Question What's stopping the hammock from getting wet on the two ends connected to both trees, water draining down the looped strapping and continuing further under the above cover and soaking into the dry hammock???
Would you recommend this model for a 6’4” person? I hear that it is usually better to add 4’ to a person’s height as reference to the length of the hammock? Great video as usual love to follow since learning so much.
Lol! Did someone suggest you should add music and that's what you went with? I felt like I was on some elven journey, camping in the rain whilst on a quest of great import for the good of the realm. No worries, bro. It was an epic video. Outstanding!
Lol. Will need to try this hanging thing. ENO is pretty pricey. Get what you pay for. Thinking XL tarp to go with XL hammock. Looking like regular premium is plenty big.
Really nice set up...looks pretty simple too. Just a couple of questions for you...(1) Is it a double; meaning double-layer where you can slide a mat in between the two layers...and (2) does it come with mosquito netting and/or snakeskin? Probably not, but I thought I'd ask anyway. Enjoy the camp...rain can be so relaxing and peaceful...........(most times)........SEMPER FI !
What time of year was it, and what was the temperature (about)? I noticed no underquilt, no top quilt, and no bag. How does it do for warmth in the different seasons?
I seen on another vid there was some negative comments. Let the haters hate you keep going on you have awesome skills thank you for sharing. Also I went to highschool close to the pathfinder school my Dad lives in mcconnell's ville
You should be in an 11 foot hammock. You’re a big guy and when you sleep at the diagonal you’ll sleep flatter, without calf ridge and much more comfortable. Also, ALWAYS set up your fly first so your hammock and gear stays dry. I make a tripod under my tarp to suspend my rucksack above the ground. A couple Y sticks and some crosspieces make a table and a couple sticks in the ground will keep your boots inverted off the ground. REMEMBER THAT BIRDS MIGHT POOP ON YOUR TARP, SO TREAT OR FILTER ANY WATER YOU COLLECT! Welcome to the world of hammock hangers! Use drip lines (I use a Dutch Biner as a water break) on your suspension lines so heavy rains don’t run down your suspension and soak your hammock. Contact me by PM if you want to fine-tune your hammock gear.
Awesome setup, but simply not a fan of the size of the carrying pouches. I like my shelter to be no more than 30% of total pack space (45liters). Another great review!
The tarp and MRE bag setup was pure genius and a life saving bit of information. More clean water equals longer survival, how long is the break down and repacking?
Your videos are always informative and practical and I like the dual purpose use of the tarp, keep them coming!!! At 4:50, which SAK are you using? Victorinox or Wenger? Hunter, Soldier or One Handed Trekker? Thank you sir.
Thank you and thanks for watching, I have always had some variation of the swiss army knife, I am from the MacGyver generation, lol. This happens to be a Victorinox one handed trekker NS. I have owned this one since it came out on the market. JMHO the Wenger model is too big for pocket use and if you are going to use that you might as well just get a Leatherman........
I don’t believe I’ve ever watched a product review that was as accurate. I’ve used this system in multiple seasons in all weather conditions and it’s bulletproof, light and comfortable. Make sure to wrap the underside for a warm sleep. It is pricey but worth every cent.
When slapping the tree at 2:10 I heard a voice in my head: "Oustanding, good to go." :-)
*slaps tree*
"This bad boy can hang so much outstanding from it."
The sound of the rain and you working is enough in my opinion. No background music needed.
as always, thank you for your excellent work.
Nice video.
I hammock camp a lot. I love it. Far more comfortable than any tent on the ground.
You can take the tarp and hang it diagonally from the two trees, and then you only need two stakes to stake it down. This would also give you two points where you can collect rainwater if necessary. This configuration still gives you plenty of cover from the rain.
This was the first video of yours that I watched and is the reason I started hammock camping. I’ve been doing it for a couple of years now and absolutely love it. As a matter of fact my wife and I are leaving tomorrow for a 4 day camping trip and we will both be using hammocks. I am also going to take the opportunity to work on my bushcraft skills as well. Thanks for posting such outstanding videos!
As someone who likes to solo away from others on troop campouts, I will definitely be using this setup style. Thank you.
Bought the house fly and four stakes but when i got home I realized i needed more but after watching this video I have many other ways to tie it down. Thank you!!!!!
nothing better than a hang in the rain. best way to fall to sleep.
One hint though, in the rain or wet weather, tarp first and then the hammock. Otherwise your hammock is going to get all wet.
Even if you have to pitch it higher until you get your hammock set up.
I took Basic in the same month you made this video (March 2015). It is funny that I used this same set up for my camp at that class, The ENO hammock (single nest) and the exact ENO Profly tarp. I haven't had that tarp out in years after I moved on to a 10 x10 but it always served me well. Maybe it deserves an overnighter again soon :) This vid just popped up in the sidebar randomly so I had to watch.
Love the water catchment. I like to use a carabiner on a bailed pot hooked to a mid point tie out, but ill have to give your way a shot and see if I don't like it more.
I used the exact system this summer through the 100 Mile Wilderness in Maine. Slept great and never needed to have a flat dry space to camp.
A hammock is the way to go. I use a windshield foil sun reflector as an insulated pad. Gorilla tap some paracord to the top end to secure it to the top of the hammock to stop it from sliding down. Good to about 30F. Liked the vid.
I too love my hammock. Nice video. Especially the water collection part. That was clever
Great video, very informative. I love it how the rain doesn't put you off, as it rains a lot in your videos. Keep up the good work.
Thank you. I try practice what I preach..........not just sit at Home and talk about it. Thanks for watching. Share the knowledge
"And remember....if it ain't rainin', you ain't trainin'..."
:-)
I just picked up a system and planned on setting up for rain collection. It was great to see your method to incorporate this. salute
Another smashing video. Love the music brother, mellows the mess in my head. Respect.
Love your videos corporal. I like the mixture of sounds of nature and contact with nature and useful things. Please keep up the good work.
Will do. Thanks for watching. Share the knowledge...........
Excellent idea for rain catchment. I will be using your idea with Troop 148's outings.
+Bluestatesurvival Great and I am glad I could help. thanks for watching
This is my exact system, but I got their bug netting too.
Bomb proof. Used it over 1000 times and it's showing zero wear. Still works perfect.
The tarp can hold water and si needs to be dried, but it's huge and lightweight, and in all these years it's still in perfect shape.
I'd buy again 500%
Nice brother, great setup, I didn't spend that much on my setup, because I didn't know how it would be sleeping in a hammock, always slept on the ground. Now, I wish I would of invested a little more money, because it is amazing. I wake up without something hurting, or sore from the all so famous rock I missed... Freaking like hammock camping for sure!!! Thanks for sharing!!!
Got mine for $100 on Amazon. Love it, just don't like the "out in the open and vulnerable" issue.........
Right, like a bear pinata!!! But it is way comfortable, I put mine as low to the ground as possible, keeps the wind off and adds to a little security...
Central Oregon Survival Network better yet a "Bear Burrito" ...
Hahahahaha yeah!!! Nice one, going to have to use that....
First off thank you for your service I learn a lot from your videos
I got a hammock with a mosquito net, keeps the bugs off u to enjoy your rack ops
This is still outstanding the best use of space, time and resources. Great rain catch from something that IA essentially garbage after you open the meal. I Have never done hammock camping but it give me more idea's.
I'm totally with you on the dislikes. I got a camping hammock last year and immediately started kicking myself in the *$$ for all the years I spent camping on the ground. It's SO MUCH more comfortable in the hammock. Not only comfortable, but just plain convenient. It sets up in a fraction of the time of a tent. The tarp allows you protection from the elements, but still offers an interactive view of nature around you. And when you're not sleeping, the hammock becomes a comfortable chair to rest in. The camping experience is just infinitely more enjoyable.
ZombieTex Yes sir, hammocks are he way to go. thanks for watching
Downright helpful. As I find most of you videos seem to be. Thanks for take the time and effort put this out there.
Just added this gear to my list and will submit my request for requisition to the supply officer (my wife). I currently use the Aqua Quest Guide tarp 3m x 3m which is also outstanding. Love the improvised container. Very nice repurposing of the MRE bag.
With that 'Zero Dislikes" I'll be ordering this asap! Thanks for the video bro!
Hey CPL, on another note, would it be possible for you to do a video on your cook kit? All the best and thanks for all that you're doing by sharing your knowledge with us.
honestly I do not have a permanent cook set. I choose to use MRE's and not have a fire most of the time. I practice not being seen whenever possible, hence the reason why I waited 20 years to get a hammock, lol. however in the future I will be posting cooking videos so ...."stick around". Thanks for watching
after time the straps to the tree get wet, and wick down to the hammock. tie a few paracord water breaks along them and let them dangle down to divert the drips. very similar concept to the toggle for rain collection.
Happy Hangin Sir!
Good to see you removed the bark on your toggle & support stick, it can harbour bacteria.
Love the rain collection, cool improvising
Older video but I love this set up...especially the rain collection. Saved for future reference
Nice vid. I like how you show the user of all your tools. Keep up the good work brother.
I was gonna say something snappy about you getting soft and only tying a few knots, but that rig looks so sweet I don't think it would be fair. thanks for sharing Marine!
Old or new, always something to learn. Thanks, Corporal!
Nice! I like being out of reach from snakes and bugs when I sleep, but then I have a screened in jungle hammock, we have lots of biting bugs down here, but a hammock is a great concept. Catching rain is a bonus!
Yes Sir, Thank you for the comments and for watching
Thanks for doing the work. In the elements no less!
I like the great idea with the MRE sleeve ...collecting H2O.. And thanks for explaining about it. I would have missed part of it. ( on how the water drips in ). A great video on how to and great equipment...
Got to try out an ENO hammock this past weekend. Great as soon as I can ex ground sleeper.Thanks and always watching.
benny voncannon Sweet. Thanks for watching
I just looked at the ENO website and seen they have a camo profly now...I have the olive green hammock and profly I might have to get another onelink system with the camo...nice video
Great idea on the improvised container, thanks.
Really well done video. I like the beginning with the instant gratification on the weights and prices. Nice water catch too.
+NewHampshire Bound Thanks for the comment and support
I have the $65 Eno hammock without suspension system which I did buy separately. I've had the hammock for a year, use it often, and still found no problems with it
Love the music
VG LIKED - now you've got me wanting a hammock system like this! VG THX!
Very nice video. Thanks for posting! Some excellent field craft on display.
Thanks for the quick reply, I too am of the MacGyver era. Never leave home with a SAK and duct tape, Lol!
Great idea with the mre sleeve.
i use this hammock too, i added amsteel loops to each end, and use mule tape around the tree and a beckett hitch to hang the hammock. very min. I got a cheap black surround bug net too I can add that if it is bug season. nice light set up,
Thank you for a great hammock video. Being up in age, I find it difficult to get off of the ground, I enjoyed it when it was 40 years younger, but will try the hammock way, it will probably mean no camping in the Desert, but being from the East Coast and having the A.T. near by, the hammock will be the way to go. Again thank you for a great video. :)
love the full camo and bandanna... brings me back to the nam
You know about a 1/3 into the video I was thinking to myself, "This guy looks like he is about to teach me some shit." and lo and behold he did. I came here looking for a review and got a lesson in why MRE's don't entirely suck.
Hoping to get into hammock camping soon. The tent and cots/sleeping pad is so much hassle and too much bulk to carry around. It makes camping feel more like work than fun. But living in southeast Louisiana I need something with a mosquito net on it. Most of what I've found has been quite expensive so might have to keep tent camping until I can afford new gear. Nice video! Keep em coming Corporal!
That water collection is legit
Earlier this summer, I put up this system minus the rain collection bag in my back yard and let it stay there while it rained for several days. It didn't occur to me then to ask you this question. Should I assume that the manufacturer coated the tarp with an insect repellent as well as a waterproofing solution? Even if not, I may have sprayed Permethrin or some other insecticide on it. I assume that this would undercut the statement that rainfall is safe to drink. Yes? In that event would just running the water through a Grayl system be sufficient to filter AND purify the collected rainfall, or does it still need to be boiled? Sometimes what appears to be a simple question stumps me.
Dope man. I need to invest in a hammock. That MRE trick was sweet.
What a great idea with the MRE bag... Oh look it is raining outside now!!! BRB
You could save a few dollars by using a tarp for a rain fly and dog leashes for strapping.
Around the house items.
At 4.15 and 5.12 when stripping the stakes, I would have done it over a blanket or such, to collect the bark strips to use as fire wood. However if stealth camping I would not, as they are damp they will smoke so giving away your location
Also carry Automatic Umbrella which becomes easy to carry small size open and collapse with press of a button also called 511 tactical automatic umbrella
Great video, Corporal! Love the set up. Even though I've been hammock camping for five years I learned a couple of things and I especially like how you set up your water collection system. However, after 23 years of K-rats and MRE's I like to have "real" food on my outings. Now I'll have a use for those large FedEx envelopes I've been saving. They will replace the MRE sleeve. BTW I was always admiring your folding knife so I bought something similar, a Victorinox Rangergrip 178, and I absolutely love it. My only beef is that the blade profile is rather narrow but it cuts like the big boys and the saw is a plus. Your full tang blade looks like a Gerber Strongarm and that's my preferred hip knife. Your videos are always informative and certainly educational. Oorah and Semper Fi, Bruh!
Semper Fi from a 4th MAW POG. Your videos are great. Only recently stumbled across them. Keep em coming. Out.
Thanks for the video. Quick question. What would you suggest in the African bush? I live in South Africa, forests here are basically small stubby trees. Very difficult to use for hammock and tarp.
Hey bud I started watching your videos almost a year ago and have steadily been working through all of them. Glad you grew out the beard. Clean cut you look like you should come with blue lights and a badge 🤣 beard makes ya look like a man anyone would be happy to share a cold drink out at the lake fishing
I love your h2o collection system
Man great video production! Water collector awesome idea. I have complete ENO system and love it. Haven't had chance to try it in rain yet.
+Robert Allen Thanks for watching, I never let something go to waste
Sorry Corporal, I do not do facebook. I do check thumbs up and watch your videos to the end. I like what I see and take notes.
Your Videos are fantastic. I subscribed to this channel
I have seen a few of your videos and they were great i keep saying i am going to get out there and do these things but haven't yet but i will make it sooner or later better sooner but any way i like your videos keep up the good work and thanks for your service to this great country
zent Z68 Never too late to start. Thanks for watching
Always an informative video.
Caporale...con te starei bene , mi sentirei protetta accanto a te in un bosco lontano dal caos cittadino
Question
What's stopping the hammock from getting wet on the two ends connected to both trees, water draining down the looped strapping and continuing further under the above cover and soaking into the dry hammock???
I like the water catch!!👍🏻👍🏻
Great video thanks for sharing it , that water collection is brilliant . Semper Fi brother Marine .
Thank you Sir, spread the word
Would you recommend this model for a 6’4” person? I hear that it is usually better to add 4’ to a person’s height as reference to the length of the hammock?
Great video as usual love to follow since learning so much.
Lol! Did someone suggest you should add music and that's what you went with? I felt like I was on some elven journey, camping in the rain whilst on a quest of great import for the good of the realm. No worries, bro. It was an epic video. Outstanding!
Lol. Will need to try this hanging thing. ENO is pretty pricey. Get what you pay for. Thinking XL tarp to go with XL hammock. Looking like regular premium is plenty big.
Really nice set up...looks pretty simple too. Just a couple of questions for you...(1) Is it a double; meaning double-layer where you can slide a mat in between the two layers...and (2) does it come with mosquito netting and/or snakeskin? Probably not, but I thought I'd ask anyway. Enjoy the camp...rain can be so relaxing and peaceful...........(most times)........SEMPER FI !
I really enjoy my warbonnet, but now I need to check out the eno! Lol thank you
What is the difference between my double nest and tour XL? Mine is 9’6” x 76” besides mine was 69.99? Is it because it’s cami?
What time of year was it, and what was the temperature (about)? I noticed no underquilt, no top quilt, and no bag. How does it do for warmth in the different seasons?
This is outstanding!
I seen on another vid there was some negative comments. Let the haters hate you keep going on you have awesome skills thank you for sharing. Also I went to highschool close to the pathfinder school my Dad lives in mcconnell's ville
I just ordered the hamock and the straps. can I use a 7x10 aquateck sill tarp?
Do you carry for protection when your out in the woods
You should be in an 11 foot hammock. You’re a big guy and when you sleep at the diagonal you’ll sleep flatter, without calf ridge and much more comfortable. Also, ALWAYS set up your fly first so your hammock and gear stays dry. I make a tripod under my tarp to suspend my rucksack above the ground. A couple Y sticks and some crosspieces make a table and a couple sticks in the ground will keep your boots inverted off the ground. REMEMBER THAT BIRDS MIGHT POOP ON YOUR TARP, SO TREAT OR FILTER ANY WATER YOU COLLECT! Welcome to the world of hammock hangers! Use drip lines (I use a Dutch Biner as a water break) on your suspension lines so heavy rains don’t run down your suspension and soak your hammock. Contact me by PM if you want to fine-tune your hammock gear.
What state is that in ? Its absolutely beautiful
Awesome setup, but simply not a fan of the size of the carrying pouches. I like my shelter to be no more than 30% of total pack space (45liters). Another great review!
Did you have any issues with rain water running down the Atlas straps and into the hammock ??
The tarp and MRE bag setup was pure genius and a life saving bit of information.
More clean water equals longer survival, how long is the break down and repacking?
+YeshuaisShekinah a few mins. is all it takes to set up and take down
The music is "Outstanding", best yet! Oohrah devil.
Any particular reason you went with the Pro fly vs. the Pro fly XL? I'm not sure which to buy, my gut usually says bigger the better...
+American Sheepdog came with my set, thanks for watching
Is the dryfly an updated version?
what did that rain fly set you back
Very nice system. Like the MRE water collection bag. I love my ENO system. atb Opal
+Opal Preston Shirley Thank you and thanks for watching
Semper Kill! Nice review Devil Dog!
saludos desde tijuana mexico eres mi idolo todo un profecional me encanta tu programa dios te bendiga
Your videos are always informative and practical and I like the dual purpose use of the tarp, keep them coming!!! At 4:50, which SAK are you using?
Victorinox or Wenger? Hunter, Soldier or One Handed Trekker?
Thank you sir.
Thank you and thanks for watching, I have always had some variation of the swiss army knife, I am from the MacGyver generation, lol. This happens to be a Victorinox one handed trekker NS. I have owned this one since it came out on the market. JMHO the Wenger model is too big for pocket use and if you are going to use that you might as well just get a Leatherman........
ENO hammocks are a bit on the pricey side. I found Wise Owl Outfitters hammocks and tarps just as good but for much much less.
I love my ENO onelink I am waiting for the camo rain fly to come out so I can get them both...I think its the only one of the Camonest....Nice video
Camo rain fly would rock, Thanks for watching
Checkout bushcraft usa tarp. They make a couple killer tough camo tarps in different sizes.