Dutch VS. Dream Dangerbird.

[MrPickl]

Ok, Yes i'm new to the hammocking world and i'm trying to do all of my research but i can't find any direct comparisons between a Dutchware 11' double layer hammock and a Dream Dangerbird. The setups that I've spec'd out are about $100 difference. I have a full Yukon Outfitters bug-net already. But i can't seem to make up my mind and would love some experienced input from the forum.

[PapaSmurf]

Hi MrPickl,
I'm afraid I can't help much with a comparison, but here's a video we shot recently showing a custom net only version of the DangerBird hammock. Hope this helps with your decision.

[MrPickl]

Thanks Papa I actually have seen the video , it's what turned me onto your product. I just wish i could make up my mind. Both would be a significant improvement to my current $20 Amazon impulse purchase. At 5'11" 190lbs. i'm sure something longer is just in order.

[xrayit]

I have four dutch hammocks and two or three DYI hammocks a couple mass produced hammocks and when I set up my Dream Hammock Dangerbird the first time I was impressed at the little things that are just done perfectly a dream hammock is really a sum of the parts done right. I sleep just fine in my DYI and Dutch hammocks and really like the DL dutch I picked up just after he released them. Tough question to answer because it’s a hang your own hang kinda thing.

[Tonykarter]

Unfair question. That is like asking, "Brisket? Or Ribs?" The only way you will know is to buy both and sell one. There are ready buyers for either on here.

[MrPickl]

Which leads me to a more important question.... and perhaps the Golden Question. How to justify to a wife who thinks camping is being able to see the trees from her hotel suite. LOL

[Dutch]

You can't make bad choice with any of our cottage vendors here.

[biggcarl]

Don't know if you're inpatient like me, but a great thing about Dutchwear is you'll most likely have it in a few days.

[GI_Weezy]

Don't know if you're inpatient like me, but a great thing about Dutchwear is you'll most likely have it in a few days.

This is a fact, Dutch got me my double hex 1.6, fronkey net, and some custom straps to me less than a week...in Hawaii. But if you're not impatient I suppose it come down to whether you want an integrated bug net or separate one?


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[2nd Breakfast]

Don't know if you're inpatient like me, but a great thing about Dutchwear is you'll most likely have it in a few days.

So true. I am in New York state and most of the time when I order from Dutch, I get it in about 3 days!