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    side pull outs on chameleon with uq on?

    my loco libre uq get's in the way of my side pullouts on my hammock, i like spreading the hammock, what do you do?
    i will just not use them.
    Last edited by solohh; 05-11-2019 at 10:38.

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    When I use them I hook them to my tarp tie outs. It doesn't seem to affect the effectiveness of the UQ.

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    Senior Member y not's Avatar
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    i have a LL under quilt also. i started using my tie outs with my bug cover because i hate the mesh being so close to my head! i have no issues with the quilt using my tie outs.
    post a pic of your issues
    Hello I'm new to the forum. I'm also a new backpacker and hammock user.
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    Are you using the quilt hooks sewn into the side of the Chemeleon? I don’t have a LL, but I do use the hooks with a HG Incubator without any issues.


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    I'd like to see photos. How wide is your UQ? I have a Wooki, which reaches right up to the hammock tie outs on both sides. I'd rather use the tie outs, but there are times I don't bother myself with it. Usually I hook them onto a tarp stake. In the past I've connected one or both right to the Beastee-D on the tarp. Depending on the tarp and pitch, that can get the hammock tie outs more horizontal.

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    after another trial, i just loosened my uq, used the uq hooks on the chameleon, and it worked fine. i had the uq cinched up too tight.

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    Quote Originally Posted by solohh View Post
    after another trial, i just loosened my uq, used the uq hooks on the chameleon, and it worked fine. i had the uq cinched up too tight.
    Great news.


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