Spent two nights in the woods this weekend - weather was superb.
I was excited to find that my jungle sleeping bag is the perfect size for an under quilt on my Lawson.
Spent two nights in the woods this weekend - weather was superb.
I was excited to find that my jungle sleeping bag is the perfect size for an under quilt on my Lawson.
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Nice..
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That's an interesting idea - using a hammcok as an underblanket for your...er...hammock.
I suppose you could go and buy a dead cheapy for the purpose since it would be taking any weight.
Did you put something sandwiched between the two hammocks?
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It wasn't actually a hammock - it was a British Army Jungle Sleeping bag, which I purchased for the sum of £15. The sleeping bag has little ties sewn in, so it was really easy to attach. I shall carry on trying this as I suspect there will be insufficient insulation as we approach autumn and winter.Originally Posted by Humakt
If folks are interested, I'll get some more detailed photos next time I'm out.
Cheers,
M@
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I used to use an xl cheap bivy bag (Gelert I think) as a pod. Cut a hole in the bottom and used a static ridge line over the hammock to keep it off me. Also quite often use a poncho liner strung under the hammock as an underblanket.
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Lokks like a nice one yes :-)
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