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    Senior Member bkrgi's Avatar
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    I have just DIY'd a 11 footer from 1.0 Robic XL and it is now my go too bed hands down. I am sold on simple wide and long gathered ends. The Henessy DJ XL is gathering dust and the WB Traveler will be perfect for the GF if she can just get with the program

    Essentially no reason not to give simple a try ...pick your material/size, buy or build and go hang
    Life is too Short to not feed the addiction....Hang on and explore the World

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    Senior Member bobamos's Avatar
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    Quote Originally Posted by curveball View Post
    I saw today Wally World had hammocks, first time I had noticed them there. They had 3 different ones, one with an integrated hug net. I think they were all $35-40, seemed like a good deal to get somebody started
    I picked up the double without mosquito netting to hang on the patio. at $39.80 it really is a good deal. Only $4 more than the single. While it isn't a top notch hammock it serves my purpose better than expected. I's purchase it again in a heartbeat. My wife seems to love it too... sleep in hammock.jpg

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    Love my Dutch Hammocks.

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    Senior Member johnspenn's Avatar
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    DIY TCF Sage Green
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    My wife and I love our table cloth hammocks. Can't get 'em much cheaper than that!

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    Senior Member kev138's Avatar
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    Quote Originally Posted by AdventureMyk View Post
    What is the place that occasionally sells the super cheap camping hammock that a few on here have tried? I remember it has the bug net and all. Random off-brand deal?
    Woot is the site I think you are referring to and Yukon outfitters is the brand. Decent quality gear at a reasonable price. Great introduction level hammocks, tarps, and quilts.
    " No sympathy for the devil. You buy the ticket, you take the ride." - Hunter S. Thompson

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    Senior Member Tacblades's Avatar
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    Only diy hammock for me
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    New Member scoutmaster405's Avatar
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    I use a Chillax Double Hammock from Costco. I sleep in it every night like a baby. I have a few sill nylons but I prefer the cheaper Chillax. Best $25.00 I ever spent!!

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    Anybody prefer cheaper hammocks here??

    Quote Originally Posted by kev138 View Post
    Woot is the site I think you are referring to and Yukon outfitters is the brand. Decent quality gear at a reasonable price. Great introduction level hammocks, tarps, and quilts.
    I just checked the Woot site, and it's saying every single type of Yukon hammock they offer is sold out. You might try Amazon?


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    Senior Member Floridahanger's Avatar
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    Anybody prefer cheaper hammocks here??

    Cheaper or inexpensive, that's me.

    I exclusively use a very inexpensive hammy at $6 before my suspension. Less than $15 before upgrades with Dutch bling.

    Ripstop nylon fabric from Walmart at $1.50/yrd and cargo straps for several years. Still my camping hammock for over 5 years, but with suspension upgrades. Now that's cheap.
    Enjoy and have fun with your family, before they have fun without you

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    Senior Member AdventureMyk's Avatar
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    Thanks on Woot. I have a couple Clarks and tickets but if they do that sale again I may pick up a pair just to keep in the kayaks. I figure if something happens then I won't be out much but waterside lounging usually means bugs. Big bugs, little bugs, munching bugs, Dutch bugs, etc.

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