AMOK DRAMUR

**Jharpphoto** · 01-02-2020, 11:29

Have any of you used or seen this hammock?

https://www.amokequipment.com/products/draumr-hammock

**sunshower** · 01-02-2020, 11:35

i have had an AMOK draumr for 4 years now and love it. got to meet the guys who make these and demo'd them and it was instant love.

**Tikker** · 01-02-2020, 12:01

*draumr

Several folks here have them and love them.

They're not ultralight by any means, but they're very comfortable

**Jharpphoto** · 01-02-2020, 12:14

Originally Posted by Tikker

*draumr

Several folks here have them and love them.

They're not ultralight by any means, but they're very comfortable

I have used a Warbonnet Blackbird 1.7 for a few years and have recently begun to think I would like a little more "space" inside. On my last few winter camps the Warbonnet has felt very cramped with the pad, sleeping bag, UQ and assorted paraphernalia inside. Is there a UQ for the Dramur?

**Shug** · 01-02-2020, 12:54

Originally Posted by Jharpphoto

I have used a Warbonnet Blackbird 1.7 for a few years and have recently begun to think I would like a little more "space" inside. On my last few winter camps the Warbonnet has felt very cramped with the pad, sleeping bag, UQ and assorted paraphernalia inside. Is there a UQ for the Dramur?

It is dependent on a pad for support and warmth. You could always jury-rig a UQ under the pad somehow if you wanted to play around with it.
Shug

**Jharpphoto** · 01-02-2020, 14:10

Thanks for the info. Great video as usual sir. These look really comfortable for a side sleeper.

**Grunt** · 01-02-2020, 15:12

Quite comfortable for side, stomach or back sleeping. Chair mode is awesome as well.

**hutzelbein** · 01-02-2020, 16:56

Originally Posted by Jharpphoto

I have used a Warbonnet Blackbird 1.7 for a few years and have recently begun to think I would like a little more "space" inside. On my last few winter camps the Warbonnet has felt very cramped with the pad, sleeping bag, UQ and assorted paraphernalia inside. Is there a UQ for the Dramur?

If your only problem with the BB is a lack of space, why not consider an XLC? It is a foot longer and offers more features. And you can use a Wooki underquilt with it. I have a Draumr XL and it's nice and better suited for side-sleepers. But it's heavy and it does not work without a pad. You could hang an underquilt under the pad, but you cannot lie in the hammock without a pad. This is the problem of most 90° hammocks. I have an older Hammock Tent hammock that works a bit better without a pad. But it would be a challenge to get an underquilt to work with it.

**kamileon** · 01-02-2020, 18:18

I love my Draumr XL. It has become my goto when camping. Like others have said it is great for side sleeping.

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**Adroa** · 01-03-2020, 01:35

Something I would love to try but should probably finish gearing up my RR before batting my eyes at another hammock. Next best thing though is living vicariously through Shug.