Next level, craft a small bedframe to set the tent over, just a couple of inches to get off the floor and put your karrimat onto, then lay the tent over that and peg down to secure. I reckon that'd be a gamechanger for tentmode.
Hi Scott , this will be good for people who go Lightweight when camping , double purpose is great ! Be Well my Friend , love and Respect to you and the Family .😊❤👍
Awesome video bud great to see you back on making vids... i have to admit im missing those wild camps you do and the food cooking 😁 hope you and yours are doing well!
I have thought about something like this but after thinking long and hard about it I came to the conclusion that I'd always take a tarp when hammocking as I like to have the large dry space when the it rains. This looks cool though. I like how it all went together. I did also consider making a rainfly. For my Frontline XL, I don't think it'd be too difficult.
I've been using one of these over the winter and aswell as the tent cover I always use tarp. You have a good dry area as well as having the hammock totally protected from driving rain coming from any direction 👍 Good bit of kit
Versatile little thing that, never occurred to me the options you have! I remember the size of the logo on Dans tent and thinking it looks more like a Pokemon. Great to see you, good review. Stay safe Scott atb 👍🦊
Hi Scott. I used my tent a year ago in a light drizzle. Worked great. Took it apart to dry it out. I see that it can also be used staked out on the ground. I have the hammock netting piece, the covering rain tarp, and another thick black piece with zipper and vented storage pockets. I don't remember where or how it attaches. It doesn't seem to be long enough?
Well that's a new one on me, I've never seen one of those. Seems like a lot of buckle's and straps that could break? Hope I'm wrong. Very very good review man. Take it easy.👍 🏴👍
That looks awesome just the thing I'm looking for leave my hammock and tent be less to carry and definitely have more option with this one whats the best prices on this could you let me know please. From dave in sheffield
Hi dave cheapest is actually firect bia the nightcat link in description at top. But also amazon link provided... so shop around.. try googling nighcat hammock tent
Hi mate I am looking at getting one of these but I am wondering if you can help me, I am 6'10 (210cm) do you think that this would fit me or it is too small. Because you would lose some room as a hammock
I just tried my etrol pelican 3 in 1 hammock for the first time. Which is almost identical to yours in the video. Loved it. However, closing the zip when inside was very difficult at the head end. Any tips on how to make it easier Oscar?
I just tried to set this up. Hammock part was easy, but how did get it set up as tent? I’m finding either the polls are too short or the hammock is too wide, either way I can’t get enough height on it as a tent
I've watched yours and Danny's reviews on this set up. Would you say it's worth spending the £110 on Amazon.? I wondered if the rain fly would sag in heavy rain, and get wet inside.
If you watch to around 7.00 min. I think you are referring to the guy lines? Just acts as an anti tip mechanism... Peg to ground and stops the poles wanting to roll as it would naturally because of the shape and style of the hammock hope that helps?
Deal: Night Cat Hammock Tent with Mosquito Net Waterproof Rainfly for 1 Person Hiking Camping in Garden Backyard Wild www.amazon.co.uk/dp/B08Q3Q6KTV/ref=cm_sw_r_apan_i_dl_ZEB5D79ASQZSASRJ8GJW
Nice video mate, I've had one of these on my wish list for ages, but 2 things were putting me off, 1 was they had put the price up to 100 pound when originally it was 60, but I think it's at 85 right now, and 2nd was the size of the logo but thankfully they've reduced it's size right down and made it more discreet, I think I'll go for the camo one though, and also and don't take this the wrong way but I'm always a bit wary when people do reviews of gear they've been sent for free as most of the time they are told by the company not to say anything negative, I've seen a lot of comments on reviews of this saying as a bivvy it really needs a 3rd middle hoop as the sag is a nightmare, how did you find it as it did look a lot saggy along the top ?? Cheers Mick 👍
Yeah exactly that... although can be countered with a guy line too. As with anything i get... ill change some bits to suit my lazy style. As the old saying goes... give a lazy person a job, because theyll find an easy way to do it. On vid was the first time i used as a bivvy tent. I could see the principles but not the end result with a little more time ill make it easier Nd stronger... maybe a ridge line between the two poles??? Night cat sent it but asked for an honest review rather than a biased 1. Which is why i said yes... 👍👍👍
@@OscarOutdoors22 cheers for that mate I appreciate your honesty, ridge line does sound like it may solve it, but if I'm honest it would only be used as a hammock for me , loving your vids btw 👍👍
Love the Test Card music. We know you will 'Mod' it. Please show us the result .
Thanks that was the best one I've seen.
Thank you mate appreciate that
Next level, craft a small bedframe to set the tent over, just a couple of inches to get off the floor and put your karrimat onto, then lay the tent over that and peg down to secure.
I reckon that'd be a gamechanger for tentmode.
Hi Scott , this will be good for people who go Lightweight when camping , double purpose is great ! Be Well my Friend , love and Respect to you and the Family .😊❤👍
It nice that you have two choices of setting up camp and the hoop makes it roomier
Looking forward to your next camping video 🇨🇦 ❤️
Yeah definitely, although ill always look for the hang... but having the option is great.
Looks a decent bit of kit and rather versatile Scott, cheers Pal 😀
Nice to see you out again cracking video again Scott thanks for sharing 👍
Thank you
Your video was the best I’ve seen for setting up. 👌🏽
Thank you
Looks a great product good to see you back on mate hope all is well stay strong and safe 👍 💪 the good weather is here
Ay.
Heading warmer... and lighter
Awesome video bud great to see you back on making vids... i have to admit im missing those wild camps you do and the food cooking 😁 hope you and yours are doing well!
Im sure ill be out again soon. Been a difficult time recently. Not had the free time i normally have. Ill be out soon enough
Great options to have both. May have to add to collection. Certainly helped with the decision. 👍 great little video. Like how straightforward it is.
Thanks Simon, appreciated mate.. 👍👍
Nice set up... Very versatile...
I have thought about something like this but after thinking long and hard about it I came to the conclusion that I'd always take a tarp when hammocking as I like to have the large dry space when the it rains. This looks cool though. I like how it all went together.
I did also consider making a rainfly. For my Frontline XL, I don't think it'd be too difficult.
Hmm yeah ive thought about making my own tarp for similar. Then always bottle it...
I've been using one of these over the winter and aswell as the tent cover I always use tarp. You have a good dry area as well as having the hammock totally protected from driving rain coming from any direction 👍
Good bit of kit
Nice looking kit and good video thanks
Well demonstrated Oscar I like yer style very easy to follow 👍 🏴
Thank you John
Nice bit kit. Good review as always. Thanks and stay safe.
Thank you Nigel
Great video as always Scott. Stay safe mate
Thanks mate
I have one of these, absolutely love it.
Yeah i could get used to it... 👍👍👍
Hi Scott good video mate looks a good bit of kit giving you options when out. As always thumbs up from me bud 👍
Thanks Ian
Versatile little thing that, never occurred to me the options you have! I remember the size of the logo on Dans tent and thinking it looks more like a Pokemon. Great to see you, good review. Stay safe Scott atb 👍🦊
Cheers buddy
Hi Scott. I used my tent a year ago in a light drizzle. Worked great. Took it apart to dry it out. I see that it can also be used staked out on the ground. I have the hammock netting piece, the covering rain tarp, and another thick black piece with zipper and vented storage pockets. I don't remember where or how it attaches. It doesn't seem to be long enough?
Finally getting a chance to have a catch up session. Have you had a chance to test this out yet? Would be great to get a proper review of it 😊
Well that's a new one on me, I've never seen one of those. Seems like a lot of buckle's and straps that could break? Hope I'm wrong. Very very good review man. Take it easy.👍 🏴👍
Cheers lee fella
That looks awesome just the thing I'm looking for leave my hammock and tent be less to carry and definitely have more option with this one whats the best prices on this could you let me know please. From dave in sheffield
Hi dave cheapest is actually firect bia the nightcat link in description at top. But also amazon link provided... so shop around.. try googling nighcat hammock tent
Hi mate I am looking at getting one of these but I am wondering if you can help me, I am 6'10 (210cm) do you think that this would fit me or it is too small. Because you would lose some room as a hammock
I just tried my etrol pelican 3 in 1 hammock for the first time. Which is almost identical to yours in the video. Loved it. However, closing the zip when inside was very difficult at the head end. Any tips on how to make it easier Oscar?
Hi mate yeah. If you add 2ft of paracord that should solve it. Make it easier to shut the zip... works for me.
How do you think it compares with the "LayFlat" version. I ask this because there is relative little on this version on U toob???
I'll have to grab one and see...
Magic! Thanks for the very quick response!!@@OscarOutdoors22
I just tried to set this up. Hammock part was easy, but how did get it set up as tent? I’m finding either the polls are too short or the hammock is too wide, either way I can’t get enough height on it as a tent
Peg the nose out... and pull to other end. Same again. Then peg at the pole bases
I've watched yours and Danny's reviews on this set up. Would you say it's worth spending the £110 on Amazon.? I wondered if the rain fly would sag in heavy rain, and get wet inside.
Im hopefully canping in the rain this weekend. May use this set up. Thanks fpr your support
@@OscarOutdoors22 I'm going for a bivy and a tarp this weekend.
2:52 what is that little string for? my poles don’t stand straight up they just fall o we I’m so confused on this
Hey not sure will re watch the video and get back to you
If you watch to around 7.00 min. I think you are referring to the guy lines? Just acts as an anti tip mechanism... Peg to ground and stops the poles wanting to roll as it would naturally because of the shape and style of the hammock hope that helps?
Does it get a bit sweaty ? The base looks a bit rubbery !
Its a waterproof base for the bivvy tent . Must admit i was rather warm in it last weekend
@@OscarOutdoors22 🤣🤣🤣🤣
How much airflow with the rain fly on ?
Certainly more than enough. Theres a good couple of inches gap under the tarp to the hammock
The hammock is waterproof?
The Rain Fly is
no link f where you got it or how much ? see logo s smaller than on woodsmans camo one lol
Deal: Night Cat Hammock Tent with Mosquito Net Waterproof Rainfly for 1 Person Hiking Camping in Garden Backyard Wild www.amazon.co.uk/dp/B08Q3Q6KTV/ref=cm_sw_r_apan_i_dl_ZEB5D79ASQZSASRJ8GJW
Sorry mate forgot to add it. Thank you
Nice video mate, I've had one of these on my wish list for ages, but 2 things were putting me off, 1 was they had put the price up to 100 pound when originally it was 60, but I think it's at 85 right now, and 2nd was the size of the logo but thankfully they've reduced it's size right down and made it more discreet, I think I'll go for the camo one though, and also and don't take this the wrong way but I'm always a bit wary when people do reviews of gear they've been sent for free as most of the time they are told by the company not to say anything negative, I've seen a lot of comments on reviews of this saying as a bivvy it really needs a 3rd middle hoop as the sag is a nightmare, how did you find it as it did look a lot saggy along the top ?? Cheers Mick 👍
Yeah exactly that... although can be countered with a guy line too. As with anything i get... ill change some bits to suit my lazy style. As the old saying goes... give a lazy person a job, because theyll find an easy way to do it. On vid was the first time i used as a bivvy tent. I could see the principles but not the end result with a little more time ill make it easier Nd stronger... maybe a ridge line between the two poles???
Night cat sent it but asked for an honest review rather than a biased 1. Which is why i said yes... 👍👍👍
@@OscarOutdoors22 cheers for that mate I appreciate your honesty, ridge line does sound like it may solve it, but if I'm honest it would only be used as a hammock for me , loving your vids btw 👍👍
No problem mate... enjoy. Hope it helps make your mind up
What's the weight of it?
Think it was 3 or 4 lbs let me check
@@OscarOutdoors22 thanks, be interesting comparing the weight next to a one man tent or one of your hammock set ups
Yeah ill mention that in my next vid. Website lists it as 4lbs not sure if thats in
Nice hammock awful music
Thank you
Stupid. He doesn't show now to connect the anchor cords, which is the toughest part and what keeps the hammock from flipping over.
I showed the knot during set up.
Surely most people know how to put a peg in? I just used a simple cow hitch.