Updated Warbonnet XLC Blackbird Hammock In-Depth Review
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- Опубликовано: 27 авг 2024
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What a lot of work and time for these videos. I am sure a lot of people don't think about that. Thanks
Thanks for that...this one was a lot (of fun) work.
@@shugemery I’ll second what Tom said. Thanks so much, Shug. I just got my Eldorado in the mail and I haven’t been able to make sense of a lot of the stuff on their website that concerns underquilt, underquilt protector, etc. You helped me out with a lot of that
How have I not seen you before? Excellent presentation, content, and humor!
I thankee. So many on YT...hard to see all.
Well Shug, after watching and enjoying your videos for years, I’ve always wanted a Warbonnet hammock, and I finally just took the plunge on a new XLC and all the trimmings. I haven’t decided on the under quilt yet but I’ll get one before it gets to “cold” which is not a word we worry about too much here in Southeast Texas. Any way I know Warbonnet will take good care of me and I’m anxious to spend my first night in my new hammock. Thanks!
Enjoy iy and make sure to read all this: www.warbonnetoutdoors.com/hammocks-101/
It'll help get a good hang.
OMG. Your trick for getting into this hammock and zipping it up is a game changer for me! I have a hard time zipping up the Superior Gear when I’m in it. I bet your trick works on that zioper as well!
Oh I'm glad. Yes ...sit in...draw in the zipper to where you can get to 'em!
Hey did I meet ya'll at WI Frozen Butt Hang?
@@shugemery Yes you did! We were the ones you met on your way pulking in to the site. (is "pulking" a word?). Also, Punky was the woman who went way too far under water for the Polar Plunge. I'm slowly getting our videos edited (computer issues caused delays) and when I get to the 2023 WI Frozen Butt hang I'll let you know. Was nice to meet you!
Thought so! I recall her dunk as i was doing play by play. I could see her fingertips in the cold cold water though.
@@shugemery - It was a scary moment for me, for sure. I couldn't see her fingertips...lol
Punky is Gutsy!!
Thank you Shug. I've checked in throughout the past 6yrs with your reviews and how to. Wish you health and happiness. Again thank you
Thank you and thankee. My health and happiness are in good shape. Life is nudging me in some new directions and it is a good thing! Whooooo Buddy))))
Thanks so much, dude. I love the humour you bring and all the info is such a big help to a novice. I can see you put a lot of work in.
Whooooo Buddy and thanks.
From the waist down, that's what I look like during my work calls these days. And here you were paving the way before covid
Paving sounds like a lot of work. I'd rather be napping in the hammock.
Best review I’ve seen, and has a lot of great info for a newbie such as myself. I have just bought a cheapie to see if I really want to do this hammock camping thing. The Warbonnet like you have reviewed here looks like an awesome piece of kit. That’s for all the details and hard work put into this video.
Glad to hear that it gave some good insight.
Hey Shug, you know what I like most about your videos? They're not put together as the manufacturers would make them.
Let me explain:
When you have designed, created & produced an item like the XLC, it can become easy to write it from the makers viewpoint & not from the users. When that happens, the KISS method goes right out the window because there can sometimes be a "well surely you can see that?" feeling in the videos. It's not deliberate at all but it can go to explanations being less clear.
When you produce your videos from the hanger's perspective, asking questions & showing solutions that hangers of ALL levels of experience might ask, then it really adds a wealth of knowledge that some of us mere mortals, who might not be able to get out there as often, really benefit from. That's the mark of a man who knows how to champion the subject & is what makes your videos (this one is a great example of that), so easy to watch & so valuable too.
Thanks for being our eyes & ears & let me just say; "All Clear in Sector 8 too!". Cheers. :)))
Thankee for the good words.
I've had my new XLC BB since November and have been camping in it several times, and still didn't know all this about my new hammock! lol Thanks for some great info.
Glad it helped. Whoooooo Buddy))))
Genius idea with using the mini carabiner in your ridge line, I always find a new tip on your videos even after watching a second or third time, good work once again!
Love it~~!
Pause: I like that neck pillow & reach out method to adjust the uq. Mine being the older xlc, well, no reach out. Lookin' good amigo there in Sector 7.
Second time viewer you’re a great instructional video on the Warbonnet hammock. That was my number one reason for buying War Ham in the first place. I believe it was Brandon that did original video on their website. Thank you for the time you’ve taken on video. I’m the master of every excuse in the world for using my hammock but I haven’t found the real cold inviting until watching your videos. You have given me an idea I didn’t buy the ExL for self gratification now my wife will be my under quill 😂 I haven’t spent the money on under quilt I’m using my 0 bag with pad seems to work well only have been down to 20deg but it was a windy one 😂. I love your humor plus my grandkids can watch your videos and I know it’s always G rated. They even used your line , don’t make me go Coleman on you. Blessings brother
Whoooooo Buddy)))) Enjoy the hammock quest.
“Dust in the wind” good tunes
Thank you.
I am a restless sleeper and switch directions throughout the night. Love the over head view. don't see hammocks from this angle very often.
It is fun to see that angle. Thank you.
I ruined my old XLC by sitting on the bug net. I got a new XLC, and the benefits of being able to unzip both sides independently are so nice, I'm not even upset. Enter/exit both sides. Access to your stuff on the ground from both sides. Unzip both sides entirely, and tie up the net when it's breezy. Absolutely recommended.
I bow to you Lord. My lord of Lollygag!!! Too funny. Love your vids. Good product. Think I’ll pick one up.
A simple low-five will suffice~~~~~
great detail and camera footage showing this lovely piece of kit - as always Nice One Shug
I've spent the last couple years learning to hammock in a basic ENO. I finally made a serious commitment with the purchase of an WB Eldorado double layer and Superfly. This combo could be lighter for backpacking, but I'll never wish I'd gone bigger or beefier............and the double layer will let me cheat with a foam pad for a while until I buy a UQ. It's night and day better than my ENO, and I'm already planning to buy a single layer Traveler XL for hot weather layin' around. I'm a head right sleeper, so I had to revisit your videos to see how to flip my netting (a two minute job at most), and then how to enter. On my own I've preferred entering opposite from the pulled out head area, but now I'm going to try your technique. I also need to buy some shock cord and other "fiddly bits." Thanks once again for your excellent instruction Shug.
BTW in re-watching this, I just noticed you put studs on your Crocks! As someone who's taken his share of falls on ice and packed/glazed snow, I salute your ingenuity.
Eldorado for the Win!
Those are some slip on cleats on the Crocs. Icy in my back 40~
Nice touch: the overhead view from the garage. I was looking for your wife Daisy in there too.
Uhhh...Grace is her name. But I do like Daisy!
Shug, I am extremely grateful for your willingness to share your extensive hammocking knowledge with me! Your videos (for me) flatten the learning curve for us noobs so we can level up to novice lollygaggers much quicker without an uber expensive trial and error process. I know and appreciate the amount of work that goes into producing videos as my wife and I run an RV travel channel here on the tube.
A salute to you sir, to the The Lord of Lollygag! 👑 - Dennis
After watching and rewatching your WB XLC videos I have 2 questions I hope you will answer for me.
1) How much does the lay change when you completely remove the top covers and lose the footbox section of fabric? Because the "chinook" setup makes sense in my mind. But not if it compromises space for diagonal lay.
2) Can you shine a little more light on why you prefer to fly with a dutch biner between your continuous loops and suspension instead of a whoopy hook or WB Fish hook?
Thank you!
If you take off the bugnet then you just end up with a regular gathered end hammock. Warbonnet calls theirs the Traveller.
I like the bugnet as a backrest when sitting sideways in the hammock.
The dutch biner was something I already had nut the Fishhook works well. They act as a water break for rain coming down suspension....ruclips.net/video/J1OXNc_JEPc/видео.html
Wow! What a great comprehensive video. As an owner of the original XLC, it was great to see such a thoughtful survey of all the refinements and features of the new, upgraded model. Thanks for bringing this information to everyone. Regards, Chris AKA kitsapcowboy
Thanks! Glad to have all the info done. It is a nice rig for sure.
agreed. nicely laid out, and then nicely laid in. I really like Warbonnet's decision to make the UQ zip to the bug net or the winter cover
I too have the original XLC, my favorite piece of outdoor gear (along with my Osprey pack)
TikkerLoS the UQ actually doesn’t zip to anything. Maybe you meant the UQ protector.
I also have the original XLC. I kinda wish I had the window in the cover now, just for being able to see out. I don't have ventilation problems.
Gotta love those red and grey smart wool socks......l.love em myself .......like the hammock to , got one last year .
Great review! I've practically lived in my warbonnet Blackbird xlc for a year I highly recommend.
Yessir~
Thanks a bunch for the detailed review! And I like the pants:)
Righto...and thanks
A few days and my order will get in house. A complete Warbonnet system with a minus 6 Wooki. Already outside prepared two steel tubes and put them in the ground. I really hope it sleeps good.
Thanks for your reviews sir!!
Nice to be excited!
This is a FANTASTIC, detailed, and thorough review Shug. Warbonnet owes you a free hammock.
I stumbled into your channel while researching alchy stoves. After subscribing and watching a lot of your vids, I went from having NO interest in hammock camping, to researching what hammock I want to try. All by myself I gravitated to the Warbonnet XLC............which brought me to this video.
I need to save up some funds, but I think the heavy double layer XLC is going to be my hammock. Oh yeah, and I've already ordered a book and joined Hammock Forums. I think I've slipped too far down the rabbit hole to climb back out now.
Well actually I got to keep this hammock. Thanks.
True: Impeccable stitching. I like Stick Mode where I used some shock cord with loops on each side, and instead of staking the net out I put a stick across it. The stick works nice as long it is not sharp.
Righto~~~!
I like the shelf for storage. I use a cargo net from the trunk of the car. Set it up between my tarp & hammock, it’s lite and works great for storage.
Good idea.
Looks to be a great hammock shug. This might be helpful, I tie a para cord trolley line between both bug net zips so that when you get into your hammock, you can just grab you zipper trolley line ( which you tie to both zippers whilst zippers are at their furthest points apart at each end of hammock, ) and then gently pull on your trolley line to close zip. It’s just another option. Great vid as always, thanks shug.
I more than likely will but wanted to show the hammock stock for the most part.
Do you have a diagram of your setup?
I have the same hammock, but the non updated version. Your new microphone is outstanding sound quality, btw.
Thanks. It is just the audio from the camera.
Just got my new Kelty Trekker 3950...I love this backpack...your a blessing...Shug.
nice.
I wish I found your channel before I got my Hennessy. It's gonna be a couple years before I look into replacing it (currently a college student to I don't have disposable income). I'm 5 foot short so I didn't think the Warbonnet would work for me but now I'm seeing your videos I wish I went with it. You talk about Hammocks the way I love them.
Well...when time the 10' Blackbird would suit you better....www.warbonnetoutdoors.com/product/blackbird/
The BB vs XLC…The BB vs XLC…These are basically the same model, with the XLC being longer and having a removable top and more accessories. The BB is good for someone up to 6′, and the XLC up to 6’6″, however folks 5’10” and above will normally have noticeably more comfort in the longer XLC, so if max comfort is a major consideration, folks 5’10-11″ should go with the longer XLC if looking for max comfort or the BB if looking for max weight savings.
Hey, Shug I have tied different lengths of string to the inside and outside zipper pulls to help inside the hammock. Also, florescent string helps in the dark. I have the Grand Trunk Skeeter Beeter hammock and the strings help with the long reach for the zippers.
I do have it on most my others. Did not want folks to think it came that way.
On a video I saw elsewhere, a guy tied a piece of cord to each zipper pull. Find the cord and you can close it. Works great.
Righto.
Thank you Shug! Another excellent video, tremendously helpful. I’m running the full kit that you covered in this video and greatly appreciate YOU going over the traits of this fantastic system.
Thank you.
The review was good. The mandolin cover of Dust In The Wind, however, was perfection!
Thankee. feller.
Good looking hammock. I never considered one because they don’t look comfortable, but this one looks pretty cozy.
It sure is for me.
Outstanding video! I have a single and double layer models but admit I am really impressed with the improvements. The ridge runner is fine for lounging but once you have had the shelf , that is the only way to go.
The RR saddlebags are pretty nice though! Whoooooo Buddy_____
I understand. Thanks again for all your hard work on the videos. I really enjoy them all.
I have a Hennessy Jungle XL but This looks like a system I think I want. Build it over time Pretty awesome components and I love their tarp ideas The space of a tent with the comfort of a hammock. good thinking I say
I really enjoy mine.
Great review. I just got my Warbonnet minifly tarp and after watching this review I am ordering this hammock. I have an old Clark hammock that I need to retire.
Righto! Whoooooo Buddy))))
I have the ridge runner mostly based on your review. I love it. Thanks!
Glad it is doing you right.
I have one of these from last year. Can't wait for the summer again so I can go back out and use it.
Won't be long.....
Awesome review Shug I just bought the xlc upgraded version very informative video on xlc and the other accessories available also thanks for all the great videos they helped me find a new way to camp.
Hope you get some good backwoods snooze in it.
Nice demo of the Warbonnet and its accessories. Great video Shug, keep up the good work and ATB -Yves
Salut!
Wooohhh! That finger at 6:58 scared me!!!
It was born to send chills.....
Thank you for the update greatly appreciate love your videos I finally got my DD hammocks at 5x5 M tarp plus I also have the DD hammock underquilt and the over quilt and 2 Double Black Diamond Costco quilts
Whooooo Buddy)))))
Very good information shug your the man
Whoooooo Buddy)))))
Love your vid's always informative and fun to watch, keep up the good work. But I have to say your Mandolin playing is superb, it is the little touches that make your videos the best.
I thank ya' Bill.
I drive by a sign for Schuggys Grill and Taphouse out near Hammond WI to and from work and it always make me think of you.
Only my Mom calls me Shuggy! Haaaaaa
I’m schtill rockin’ the Gen1 XLC + winter top cover I bought together a year ago, along with the lighter Wooki. Now I wish I’d waited because I like the dual-sided exit/entry option, but have reservations about the vents in the new winter top cover that remain permanently open and can’t be closed off.
I really do wish my Gen1 XLC zipper was at least a 2-way on the entry/exit side so I could keep the pulls at a closer reach, rather than only way above my head.
I have the older one and do prefer this one!
Thanks for the info. Just starting into hammocking and have been making my own gear to test out if I like it or if I will be tent camping. Leaning towards the hammock. Thanks to your videos, if I go the hammock route, I will be buying the Warbonnet gear. Already purchased the Thunderfly Tarp. Sewing silpoly is more of challenge than I'm willing to try.
DIY really up a fellers game. Teaches a lot. Whooooo Buddy))))
I did a lot of DIY when I started out.
Prior to getting in for the night I fire up the thermacell repellent a few minutes ahead of time. When I approach to enter the light is off and I turn off the thermacell. I don't turn the light back on till its all zipped up.
Bugs do light to follow the light for sure.
I LOVE my XLC. Could not recommend enough!
Whoooooo Buddy)))))
A great review, very thorough. Thanks for the video and for sharing your knowledge.
It sure is a nice rig.
Ive made several of these hammocks (made a template set out of Tyvek).
I use a piece of dyneema connected to both zippers, and can easily open or close, even using my foot if needed.
Ive never made an xlc blackbird with the new Vision zipper though..
Sounds like you got a project!
Any of these plans made for the public? I'm looking to make another hammock.
Travis P yes, someone posted detailed "Cad" type drawings on hammockforums. Took me awhile to transfer details to Tyvek and make my templates and then laying these templates out and cutting take some time. This is not a beginning our intermediate sewing project (hm,hmmm, i mean thread injecting project).
I think someone ended up selling templates for awhile?
You will earn this by the time you are done making it and appreciate a product like this being already made.
The elastic ban on each end of the hammock is not for keep a bug from getting in, or keeping the wind out, but the true purpose is intended for storing your excess strap after you wrap it up in a neat bundle rather than letting it all hanging down on the ground.
Mr Quark I don't know about that. Watch 36 this ruclips.net/video/yTSVJ-vxYcY/видео.html
Naah dude
That's a good looking hammock...quite modular...makes me want to use one again
I do like it.
Sure you do...you're a hammock freak. Do you find the double layer design keeps a air pad in place?
It does...once you get the pad where you want it.
Thanks Shuggy
Good stuff, Shug... Thanks for showing off the features of the redesigned BB XLC. I particularly like the built-in venting of the top cover and the way the underquilt protector can zip right to the redesigned top cover. I'll be hanging with my "old" BB XLC for now, though - I can't justify a replacement just yet. A Wookie just might be in my future, though... that's a pretty slick setup, and a step above my blue Wal-Mart pad. :-)
This one makes breakfast from the hammock easier! Big plus for me.
I just got on delivered. Now I'm taking the time to find out all the secrets.
Make sure to read the Hammock 101 and set-up instructions on Warbonnet site for more info.....www.warbonnetoutdoors.com/hammocks-101/
Don't forget about holiday sales! Last year I got the XLC on sale so I was able to upgrade to the superfly. And it was still cheaper than the regular BB and smaller tarp! Whooo buddy!
Get the deals!
Wow what a beauty of a hammock! Drooling! If only I can easily get my hands on it but we do not have that for sale in the Philippines. :(
They ship Internationally. So you can have one! Salamut.
That's one tricked out hammock! Love all the options. On another note, the HD quality of your videos is over the top - to the point of almost being 3D! Nice!
Started shooting in 60p 28M (PS) with the Sony DCS HX-80.
Eats a lot of card and computer space though!
It's worth it!
great review! i'm diggin the "crocie spikes". those are a "Shug-sclusive" !
Yeah....icy around that hammock right now.
Have the older XLC & debating on getting a Wookie. (Keep an eye out for one for sale.) My feet hit the net, compressing the sleep bag footbox a bit, but I find myself mostly in travel mode. That top cover really boosts the inside temp. I thought mine might have windows, but no.
I wish the Wooki was a wee bit longer in the foot area. You need to get your lay just right.
Been watching your videos for ages now man thanks for the insight.....love the warbonnet gear!! If only I could get it here in the UK
You can.
They ship internationally........so put the kettle on!
Great review of this hammock 👍
Whoooooo Buddy))))
That was some fine pickin' on that there mandolin Shug.
Thankee.....soundcloud.com/seanemery2/dust-in-the-wind-solo?in=seanemery2/sets/shugs-jams
Nice Shug. I likeey
A really nice looking hammock!
It is for sure. Thankee.
I bought the new xlc this winter and questioned myself for buying this instead of the lighter Camelian, but the 20 degree wookie seems to be the lightest under quilt out there. So this makes up for the xlc being slightly heavier. Thanks for the trekking pole and carbiner trick. I guess I'll have to attach two tie outs to one trekking pole while in porch mode.
I good ol' stick will work just as well.
Hey Shug, I guess I have the Chevy model of the XLC, the original in the reverse configuration. After seeing this review I am totally bummed. Nice upgrades but I may never watch your reviews again. They nailed all the small imperfections in this new version and to think I was totally happy with the gear I had up until this. Arrrrr!!!
Forgive me.
Adding a paracord glow in the dark zipper pull would make it easy at night to find your zippers!
I've done this to my sleeping bags so I can get in and out if any lights shining on my zipper...
I did just want to show it as it comes but usually do add cord to mine. Zip on!
Real nicely done. Been wanting a video on this hammock,to possibly purchase this hammock. Great job.
Whooooo Buddy))))
Excellent review and explaination Shug. I'm about to order one of these to replace my 6 year old Hennessy Hammock.
Whooooo Buddy))))
Hey Shug, is the Topcover reversible for either lay? Your videos are top quality and easy to watch. Thank you.
Yes it is.
Taking my new XLC to the AT for the first time next week.
Read all the Warbonnet set-up stuff for success....www.warbonnetoutdoors.com/hammocks-101/
Blackbird, Blackbird XLC, Traveler hammock Setup:
The following describes a detailed setup method that should result in maximum comfort (vs. simply hanging between 2 trees and getting inside, which works also.)
Find 2 trees that are ideally 13-17′ apart. Hang the hammock so that “once occupied” the foot end is about 16″ higher than the head end, and by “end” I mean the end of the fabric, not the attachment point on the tree itself. Since the foot end needs to be significantly higher, the easiest way to achieve this is often to just position the hammock much closer to the foot tree AND attach the webbing to the foot tree at head height or above. Having the head end farther away from it’s tree means it will sink more when you get in and that is usually what you want.
The BB/XLC/Traveler is designed to be laid in “off-center” so that your head is very close to the head end of the hammock while your feet are alot farther away from the foot end. This allows the fabric under your legs to spread out properly when laying on the diagonal. To do this you’ll want to lay so that your eyes are aprox. even with the farthest side tieout (BB or XLC) so that one tieout is even with your eyes and the other is chest level. Once you are laying in this correct spot you will then determine if you want the head/foot end higher or lower. Most people will want it setup so that when your eyes are even with the tieout that you are basically level/horizontal from hips to shoulders, so if your upper body seems too inclined or declined simply move the webbing up or down the tree trunk to adjust.
Here is a picture that shows much of what I have just described, the person is much closer to the head end than they are to the foot end, but since the foot end is set much higher, the person is very level from hips to shoulders rather than the torso being “inclined”. The hammock is much closer to the foot tree, and also note the upward angle of the suspension straps, you want to shoot for the suspension running upward at roughly 30 deg angle for any hammock.
@@shugemery I don't care what your brother says, you da man!
Shug, I wish I had watched your video first. I tested attaching the top cover to the UQ protector. Sure enough I squatted on the underquilt and took a nice spill. That said I definitely recommend not connecting the top quilt to the underquilt as it makes it easier to pick the wrong one. Different colors also a good idea. Mine are all green!
Easy to do!
Love it!
Warbonnet has been doing it well for a long time.
woo buddy
They have. Made in USA and well made.
Which do you like better, the Warbonnet or the new Superior Gear hammock with sewn in underquilt?
I like both but for different reasons.
I have the same PJs! And ill soon have the same hammock tent, thanks for the vid :)
Stylin' in comfort.
I dig the double layer designs, fighting a pad isn't too much fun
Aye.
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ye Shug,
nice vid -as usual-
i only miss some tubular bells at 8:30 ;)))
( for me it reminds me a little at mike oldfield. i know, it is'nt )
... and maybe this hammock is the jaguar-hammock,
- but eyecatcher for me are Your socks. :)
all secure in Shug-Yard
I love those socks so much I wore holes in them.
Tune is "Dust in the Wind"...maybe I should learn Tubular Bells.
hahaha luv u, shug. :)
Saw you on Canoehound, and glad I came over to check your channel out. Great job on this video, got all the facts and information I needed in an enjoyable to watch format. Thanks man I may have to get this hammock.
Thanks. That was a good long chat on Canoehound.
State of the art in hammock reviewing, mandolin playing, and hilarity.
Always a pleasure.
Thanks.
I actually added a small cord to the zipper to easily reach it when I lay down.
Righto~~!
I love ❤️ your Sheldon pants
Maybe Sheldon wears Shug pants! I don't feel smarter when I wear them though. Thanks!
I just ordered this hammock, and can hardly wait to lollygag the Shug way. 👍
Be patient in your hammock learning quest and have fun.
Great review, thanks! I am especially glad to see the zipper at the head end go all the way to the top. In order to have breakfast in the hammock I have often switched head end for foot end so my head could be closer to the top of the hammock. Someone else already commented on tying a cord to the zippers to close them more easily. I tied a cord to the zipper in my original XLC so when it’s down by my feet I can just pull the cord. I don’t use the soft para cord but a thin cord that is quite stiff. It lies along the bottom of the hammock better. Thanks again. Care to comment on the pad you have in there?
The pad is an REI Flash. Very comfy pad in the hammock. I try one in the hammock from time to time for old times sake.
Thanks for the awesome video Shug !
Y'elcome.
That’s a pretty nifty looking hammock... that shelf has me thinking... Denno if it’ll be enough to get me out of my Hennessy tho!
Can’t wait to see you take this one out on a trip.
I have.....ruclips.net/video/Pu4pGlzI6Gg/видео.html
Didn't realize, now I'll need to re-watch!
Hi shug it looks a lovely hammock the xlc, wish I could afford one then wish I could afford to ship one over to the UK , we don't Have the hammock selection you guys do do . I have a Tenth wonder green hornet and xl , so reasonably priced. Keep the vids coming love them , can't wait for the sunshine and warmer weather.
I too look forward to green grass and short sleeve weather. Thankee.
Love my WB XLC
I imagine the top cover holds in heat even more than the bug net. Probably a winter accessory
I am not one who favors them. Warm but holds in too much condensation for me. So I am warm but moist. Works for some folks though.
That was a comprehensive review, I’m in the market for a new hammock due to my previous one failing (user error lol) liked and subbed.
It is a great rig in my opinion.
Great Review And Thanks For Sharing My Friend!
Sweet rig.
thinkin about picking one up
Sweet rig. I love mine.
Nice video buddy. I have the same setup in bushwack and I’m in love with it. So comfy. I was a bit confused the first couple times that I set mine up. Kinda confusing lol
There is a learning curve.
As always and excellent presentation pal. Probably not going to be in the budget anytime soon ... but dang what a nice rig!
Dream large!
Ha! You know it pal!