2 T's hammock chair now available at DutchwareGear.com

**deeder** · 12-04-2016, 11:57

Take my money!

**Outdoorsman** · 12-06-2016, 06:27

Originally Posted by Dutch

Of course I would but you would lose the option of using it as a pack cover. But we can make it in any fabric you desire.

How much for someone who weighs 265?

**Dutch** · 12-06-2016, 09:55

Originally Posted by Outdoorsman

How much for someone who weighs 265?

If you still want to use it as a pack cover, we could make it out of 300D for an additional $10

**CedricMordrin** · 12-06-2016, 13:16

Originally Posted by Dutch

I used the old stock photos from 2t's site. Orange would be a great option that we may add in the future.

I've been looking for something like this. However, living along the Lone Star Trail where it's hunting season half the year I'd love a blaze orange option.

**caveat** · 12-07-2016, 18:50

I'm in for one when there's an orange, heavy guy version.

**jcksparow** · 12-08-2016, 03:58

Originally Posted by Dutch

If you still want to use it as a pack cover, we could make it out of 300D for an additional $10

That's intriguing... What do you reckon the weight capacity of 300D fabric to be?

**Dutch** · 12-08-2016, 08:59

Originally Posted by jcksparow

That's intriguing... What do you reckon the weight capacity of 300D fabric to be?

More than could possible fit in a chair. I am making diy hydro hammock out of 300D. It is unbelievably strong.

**Fickle1** · 12-08-2016, 09:40

Originally Posted by caveat

I'm in for one when there's an orange, heavy guy version.

+1

**Murray** · 12-09-2016, 14:23

Have a beginner question. I've been looking for a way to get my 50 lb. dog off the ground so he can enjoy hammocking as well. Would this work for a "dog hammock"???

My initial thought was yes, but I'm looking to those of you with more experience than I. My wife and I usually do a three tree "triangle" setup with our hammocks and the dog sleeps in the middle. However, we're looking to try some colder weather camping and don't want to leave the dog in the snow on top of a pad and blanket, that only works down to about 45 degrees for us before he gets restless. Also, the dog sleeping in the wifes hammock is not an option, he's too fidgity and she gets no sleep.

**Dutch** · 12-09-2016, 15:24

Originally Posted by Murray

Have a beginner question. I've been looking for a way to get my 50 lb. dog off the ground so he can enjoy hammocking as well. Would this work for a "dog hammock"???

My initial thought was yes, but I'm looking to those of you with more experience than I. My wife and I usually do a three tree "triangle" setup with our hammocks and the dog sleeps in the middle. However, we're looking to try some colder weather camping and don't want to leave the dog in the snow on top of a pad and blanket, that only works down to about 45 degrees for us before he gets restless. Also, the dog sleeping in the wifes hammock is not an option, he's too fidgity and she gets no sleep.

Yes, this works great as a dog hammock.