If it were a top cover and not a bug net, Dutch Oven would be perfectOriginally Posted by tspivey16
If it were a top cover and not a bug net, Dutch Oven would be perfect
Not sure if this was mentioned, but another good one that focuses on functions and features:
CastAway
This name focuses on what is truly the defining features here; that you literally cast the net over your side to put it away. And it puts more attention on what it’s like in netless mode, instead of what it’s like in closed mode because of you think about it, it’s not all that different from most hammocks in closed mode, but it does have some appealing features to those that will have it in netless mode more often.
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Dutch Zippelin
Dutch Flipper
Dutch Trebuchet
Dutch Full-wit
Dutch Kestros (Sling in Greek)
Last edited by bishopsix; 10-13-2017 at 00:48.
Two for consideration,,
"The Swiftlet"
"Teal"
“The only thing necessary for the triumph of evil is that good men should do nothing.”
- Edmund Burke
Someone beat me to both, but I think:
Full Wit (makes sense to go from netless, to half wit, to full wit)
or the Gecko to pair with the Chameleon
Murphy, since you can hide away the bug net like a Murphy bed (Not to be confused with Murphy's law)
Last edited by sherah; 10-12-2017 at 15:43.
I like the clamshell.
Stay away from the mantis, or men hangers may think it is bad luck.
I will offer
The Pelican
The Parakeet
Dutchess
Dutchman
Dutchie
The AT
Ed Lee
Dutch Doodle
I sew things on youtube.
I don’t sew on commission, so please don’t ask. Thanks.
Long-Wit, given that the Half-Wit's net is attached on the top half, while the Long-Wit's net is attached on the long side.
Find your inner hammock.
Netwit (play on nitwit)
Newt
Zippity
Zipcode
Netfold
The Hiker Trap
Dutch Evolution
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