Delirious and solidly confused. Need to make the dollars count.. Help?

[John Henry]

Hammock Gear offers a full kit for around $230 called the wanderlust. I have never used it so cant speak to the kit, but since weight isn't an issue this kit looks like it will keep you alive and I trust HG for their products and service. You could drop them an email or give them a call. Maybe some of the more experienced guys here can comment on this kit?

[Grunt]

My current gathered-end setup (because I am a stomach sleeper and don't think I will adjust to side sleeping in the GE) is 100% budget and it sounds like you're assembling a similar kit: Ridge Outdoors 11" netted hammock ($50), One Wind UQ ($65), a Gold Armour 10'x12' tarp ($32...with another $70 in after-market "bling" ) and still use my old military sleeping bag or a Costco quilt as a top quilt. Good luck and enjoy your trip!

[jeff-oh]

We all forgot about Rip-stop by the roll's clearance sale on their hammocks for $25. link to thread.

Also Dutchwear gear has an 11' wide for $30 (I own one of these and I like it) Also now has a 12' hammock for $40 or $45. Check out his site. Does not have the integrated bug net but an accessory Fronkey style or others woke fine too.

Just some thoughts.

[NOBOZax]

We all forgot about Rip-stop by the roll's clearance sale on their hammocks for $25. link to thread.

Also Dutchwear gear has an 11' wide for $30 (I own one of these and I like it) Also now has a 12' hammock for $40 or $45. Check out his site. Does not have the integrated bug net but an accessory Fronkey style or others woke fine too.

Just some thoughts.

The Dutch $30 wide shows out of stock no matter what combination of fabric color, ridgeline, and suspension you try. Bummer to cause that is a great deal on a 68" to 70" wide hammock with no seams


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