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I'm not sure what address is listed there but I ordered from him using the email address myerstechhammocklab at gmai... you know the rest.

I'm also scratching my head at this size chart. Per this thread @atrane21 is the model in the pictures and is wearing a large with a chest size of 42". I've got a large Houdini, and comparing that...

I'm wondering the same thing!

I've heard various statements about bunching/not bunching for various kinds of UHMWPE webbing, but it's often unclear about exactly which density is referred to in...

This is something hammock forums readers may be a little familiar with already :)

This lab made a bed (the Somnomat) which can translate in 3 linear axes and has run some experiments to try out...

I would make a lightweight yet large coverage hex tarp for backpacking trips, 12' on the ridgeline and 9.5' wide. It would have a continuous ridgeline with a Dutch hook on one side and a Stingerz on...

Does it have a dual zipper on the front? I can't tell from your pics

I'm saying that the fabric by mass equivalent lets you do very dense triangles for the same 1yd^2 × 2" volume. I'm not saying "make this design instead", just that you have a lot of material to work...

What about the discussion of a baffled design that traps air in fabric rather than down or synthetic fibers?

800FP down is 800 cubic in/oz. A baffle that's 1 sq yard in area × 2 inches tall is...

Some people are being pretty negative about this idea, even some who are politely saying you're wrong perhaps haven't given this enough thought. But Mystery Oneal, I think your idea has some promise....

Very nice, Pooterball! I've been playing around with something like this but mine isn't nearly as elegant. Thanks for the tip.

Hey everyone! Long time lurker (and hanger), first time poster.

What I'd really like to get my hands on is a cross between Spiders and Dutch Buckles—the setup of the former and the integrated...