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That looks pretty slick. My buddy has a tent hammock I have used. They are cool but also literally cool. In all seasons but dead of summer it's easy to get cold. The hammock style requires just 2 trees but even it can require some maneuvering and a lot of rope because they need to be x distance to work well.
 
That looks pretty slick. My buddy has a tent hammock I have used. They are cool but also literally cool. In all seasons but dead of summer it's easy to get cold. The hammock style requires just 2 trees but even it can require some maneuvering and a lot of rope because they need to be x distance to work well.

I have never gone the hammock route, but these are straight up tents that hang. You can wrap the fly around the bottom for extra warmth like a cocoon.
 
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I have never gone the hammock route, but these are straight up tents that hang. You can wrap the fly around the bottom for extra warmth like a cocoon.

It sounds slick. You should get one so I can borrow it. I love camp gadgets. I'll stick to the ground. I don't like wet but I like keeping my body heat next to me. You should try one of the hammocks once especially warm weather. It's neat and pretty lightweight.
 
It sounds slick. You should get one so I can borrow it. I love camp gadgets. I'll stick to the ground. I don't like wet but I like keeping my body heat next to me. You should try one of the hammocks once especially warm weather. It's neat and pretty lightweight.

I can't justify the cost and use right now, but it is on my list of stuff to buy. I would use it more when kayak touring. Makes much more sense to load it into a kayak and stay above the cotton mouths.
 
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I can't justify the cost and use right now, but it is on my list of stuff to buy. I would use it more when kayak touring. Makes much more sense to load it into a kayak and stay above the cotton mouths.

That's a good point. I don't do a lot of float trips so I hadn't thought of that. Would keep bugs from crawling in too. I could see a scout or me breaking my neck one morning climbing out. I don't understand how those rock climbers have the kahuna's to slip inside one hanging on a cliff wall.
 
That's a good point. I don't do a lot of float trips so I hadn't thought of that. Would keep bugs from crawling in too. I could see a scout or me breaking my neck one morning climbing out. I don't understand how those rock climbers have the kahuna's to slip inside one hanging on a cliff wall.

I never got into that mulititude of multipitch climbing. I do have my limits. The most multipitch climbing I have ever done was over the same day.
 
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I never got into that mulititude of multipitch climbing. I do have my limits. The most multipitch climbing I have ever done was over the same day.

I don't like heights at all. I have and can repel if I talk myself into it. I enjoy most when I am back at the bottom. Mad respect for those that do it and love it but I ain't one. Never was that well balanced anyway and a lot of those guys are pretty sleight to make it easier. I don't fit the nimble or sleight profile.
 
I don't like heights at all. I have and can repel if I talk myself into it. I enjoy most when I am back at the bottom. Mad respect for those that do it and love it but I ain't one. Never was that well balanced anyway and a lot of those guys are pretty sleight to make it easier. I don't fit the nimble or sleight profile.

I used to do it for a living. I was much more fearless back in the day.
 
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