Double-Ended Stuff Sacks or BlackBishop Bag? Not sure everyone knows the difference and how they function.
What is your preference?
I always prefer the BlackBishop bag as it was one of my first DIY projects and just love how I can roll my hammock up in it easily and have a nice place to stash some gear like a light down jacket and tarp stakes and bits and bobs.
Easier for me to hang the hammock too. Maybe just in my hammock DNA.
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a moment of silence for Green Bean.....
Thankee. Glad they are giving some insight.Originally Posted by Smckinney0031
Been a long hard silence for me.........
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They really have been, and now this one has me thinking....my hammock is in a side pocket bag that came attached. However now I really like the double ended sack. Might have to pull out a sewing machine....
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I over-complicate many things, but this is one I haven't touched. Mine all came with double-sided stuff sacks, but I still only use one side.
Either way, I like some wiggle room. I'm tired of jamming gear into perfectly-sized bags...some on par with trying to repack an artificial Christmas tree back into its box. So Dutch, thank you for sizing the bags appropriately. No struggle necessary!
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I stopped using the double-ended stuff sack. I don't like reinstalling the UQ, secondary suspension, and UQP everyday.
I changed to the SLD Catch-All Sack and I have never regretted it.
I don't keep the TQ in it. Just the UQ.
I throw it in the closet then redeploy when I want to sleep outside.
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I believe the pic above did include a TQ (Hudson River Quilt). I tried it but I prefer to leave it out.
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Black Bishop Bag for the win!
Respect.
Years ago I tried a huge BB bag for everything but too many tangles (UQ suspension and hammock suspension) on the trail. Drove me batty.
I like all stuffed and re-engineered separately.
Anal that way.
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That is my issue. I have a slight bit of old Arthur in my fingers and stuffing something into a tinybag is not the easiest thing in the world on my hands. I hate the attached stuff sack on my hammocks
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