Thread: Hey

**OCDave** · 03-27-2017, 18:57

Avoid using a structural ridgeline unless I absolutely cannot find trees appropriately spaced. I don't know why exactly but find ridgelines annoying. This means I will forgo bugnet until absolutely necessary as well.

**jellyfish** · 03-27-2017, 21:43

I hang my headlamp, but given my recent shoe mystery, I'm going to start hanging my shoes from it.

**Pennsy Camp and Canoe** · 03-27-2017, 22:04

headlamp, crocs, knife, socks, and believe it or not my radio lol can't sleep without something to listen to, have always been that way

**bpctcb** · 03-27-2017, 22:22

Headlamp, black diamond lantern, handerchief and socks.

BP

**Scarecrow** · 03-27-2017, 22:25

Sometimes I like to attach a whole hammock to my ridgeline and take a snooze in it.

**gbrugs** · 03-27-2017, 22:35

Originally Posted by Scarecrow

Sometimes I like to attach a whole hammock to my ridgeline and take a snooze in it.

Literally laughed out loud at this. Bahaha

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**gbrugs** · 03-27-2017, 22:38

I use a ridgeline for hanging sweaty socks, light, Power Practical Luminoodle, organizer with power pack to charge phone and apple watch, extra gloves/hat, knife, bear spray etc. i also use my battery pack in summer and attach the goal zero usb fan for air flow. I did a video on that. Ill see if i can find it.

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**Dublinlin** · 03-27-2017, 22:51

Originally Posted by jellyfish

I hang my headlamp, but given my recent shoe mystery, I'm going to start hanging my shoes from it.

Ditto on that. I hang my glasses, headlamp, and Luci light about midway down my ridgeline and and shoes at the far end of my ridgeline. I like not having to wonder what may've crawled in them overnight...or risking them getting wet, or worse, drug off!