My DIY HyperD 1.0 Hammock

[Snowball]

Nice work!
Snowball, I wouldn't say wafflebox is pushing the limit... I probably am, my weight varies between 220-235lbs and I have 20+ nights in my 1.0 HyperD. No signs of wear yet

I am conservative when it comes to fabric selection “I am going to die”
However if nobody push the limit we are stuck. I did actually order some 1.0 the other day because I needed some other fabric so I will give it a try. I am 194lbs so I guess I will be safe at least for a while.

Thanks for your input.

[MAD777]

Nice work!
Snowball, I wouldn't say wafflebox is pushing the limit... I probably am, my weight varies between 220-235lbs and I have 20+ nights in my 1.0 HyperD. No signs of wear yet

Now that's pushing the limit! LOL
It's great to hear this report though. I've been tempted to go this route, but have been hesitant weighing 200 pounds. Now I am encouraged to try it.

[craige]

Maybe a little I've got between 30 and 40 nights in a 1.1 hammock too, no wear there either. I think if I ran the suspension through the channel it might be a different story though.

[Snowball]

Maybe a little I've got between 30 and 40 nights in a 1.1 hammock too, no wear there either. I think if I ran the suspension through the channel it might be a different story though.

I am a big fan of channels but for this I wouldn’t dear

[WaffleBox]

I run my suspension through the channels on it. But I'm smaller than y'all.

[twandawg85]

Throw my 330 lbs in it... that would be pushing things. None of my hammocks are suspended just through the channel.

[MAD777]

Well my HyperD 1.0 is on its way to me.
My preferred end treatment is the Warbonnet method. I've experimented with through the channel ends a couple of times, but don't prefer it.

[Theosus]

that hyper D 1 ounce is amazing. I made a hammock chair from it and it works just fine on my 215 pound frame.