īm pretty good in mine at 5'6". I even use a netless one on my 9 foot hammock stand indoors. All depends on how flat you want to lay.
īm pretty good in mine at 5'6". I even use a netless one on my 9 foot hammock stand indoors. All depends on how flat you want to lay.
Wish this would have been available before I bought the Snugpack QU. It works great on the Yukon mosquito hammock, but $100 for TQ & UQ is unbelievable. May pull the trigger anyway.
Last edited by Smokey Mtn Hiker; 02-03-2016 at 21:53.
I think you'll find the snugpak rated for lower temps, and find it fits better.
The ENO Ember 2 has issues with fit and diagonal lay according to others. I think while the Yukon deal is tempting, I don't see a real advantage over the Snugpak. Same price (although Yukon is more with shipping), Snugpak is rated lower temps, and is a better shape. The only real advantage Yukon has is the weight.
Yep you are right. The Snugpack fits good and works even better, but that TQ sure looks comfortable in the video.Originally Posted by Speedogomer
The top quilt is interesting with the hood. I do have the snugpak top quily, and it's not bad at all for $44.
I'm in Burlington tonight and going right by VT Army Navy tomorrow, I might stop in and buy a snugpak hammock quilt (I think that is their top quilt). Interesting enough it seems like the weights are reversed between snugpak and Yukon.
Snugpak top quilt : 29 oz
Snugpak under quilt: 46.5 oz
Yukon top quilt: 48 oz
Yukon under quilt: 28.8 oz
Thought maybe a relatively cheap/lightweight alternative if I mix the two
I got my top quilt from VT Army navy. Great customer service. You're right that it's called the "hammock blanket".
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