RSBTR posts a little more frequently on Instagram. I would recommend checking them out over there from time to time.Originally Posted by OlTrailDog
Anyone else keep hitting the click bait waiting for the clouds to part, the sun to shine, and the music to swell as Kyle rolls out the Mono magic carpet.
I will be patient.
I would, too.
Caminante, son tus huellas el camino y nada más... - Antonio Machado
This comparison demo makes me even more interested in a top cover made of this as a net alternative!
https://youtu.be/gX634O65S6A
That video is pretty amazing.
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https://youtu.be/gX634O65S6A
^Is this THE new hammock fabric referenced by the original post? I saw on the mesh page that it can be used as a hammock. Or is there a separate Monlite non-mesh fabric yet to be shown?
Dream Hammock made a hammock out of it and tested it. You can see the video on their Youtube channel here.... https://youtu.be/zu5H9HR_YdY
“I am losing precious days. I am degenerating into a machine for making money. I am learning nothing in this trivial world of men. I must break away and get out into the mountains to learn the news”
― John Muir
Very interesting videos. Thanks!
A transparent hammock! Takes away one of the objections to wide hammocks that you can't see out of!
I hope Randy's testing room floor is made of resilient material, LOL.
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The other fabric is still yet to be revealed. This one, Monolite, can be used as an ultralight hammock body, but you need to be under 200 pounds and also smart enough to not treat it like a normal hammock. Perhaps it’s more useful application is as a bug net alternative. So yes, it is one fabric that has two unique applications as well as many other general uses.
How would Monolite work for a mesh panel on a backpack or as a stuff sack/ditty bag?
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