Indoor hammockers, what do you use for insulation inside?

[dirtwheels]

I sleep year round in a table cloth using a thicker fleece.blanket for an under quilt. Shopped for blanket with a hem large enough to snake shock cord thru. All that was required was to cut a few slits and install shock cord, add cord locks on the short ends and tie a knot to join the loop thru the long sides. Very quick and cheap.

[bobamos]

The Snugpak underblanket is probably the most cost effective for the use that you intend to use it for. Under $50 and ready to use.

[MonkeyWrench]

I sleep every night in my hammock, even threw my bed out once I made my bridge. I like to have a polyester blanket straight underneath me laying in my hammock, all four corners of the blanket are attached with shockcord to loops by my spreader bars. Then I just have a nice soft blanket on top and I'm super comfy. The reason I threw the blanket inside the hammock instead of on the bottom is so I don't have to wash my hammock unless it gets dirty camping.

[Latherdome]

I did what Bizz did for years. Wanting a cleaner, more elegant look, I now use a La Siesta Colibri padded (insulated) hammock as cheapish UQ for cotton top hammock. Works great: http://www.lasiesta.com/CQH15-49/ . Heck, i could just use the Colibri by itself if i found nylon acceptable outside of camping situations next to skin.

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[somniferous]

I used my summer quilt set which consisted of a 40 degree phoenix and a 50 degree flight jacket. I still needed a pad under my feet for the colder nights. If I go back to sleeping in the hammock full time I think I'll order a light full length UQ to make it a tad easier to get in and out, kinda annoying to make sure the footpad is aligned all the time.

[sqidmark]

CDT's are great for this.

[Insaniac99]

CDT's are great for this.

I'm thinking that getting a few of those and/or fleece blankets and then do that simple fabric clip option that others mentioned is probably the best option

[DaSpindler]

I've found my DIY poncho liner under quilt to be more than enough

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[Crazytown3]

I did what Bizz did for years. Wanting a cleaner, more elegant look, I now use a La Siesta Colibri padded (insulated) hammock as cheapish UQ for cotton top hammock. Works great: http://www.lasiesta.com/CQH15-49/ . Heck, i could just use the Colibri by itself if i found nylon acceptable outside of camping situations next to skin.

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I don't mean to hijack the thread, but I HAVE to know what is producing the rainbow on your wall. That is awesome!

[Nodust]

I bought a used Arrowhead New River full length on here. Just a sheet on top.