A question for the side sleepers.

[jcbudny]

I am a side and stomach sleeper at home and find it hard to fall asleep in a hammock at times on my back. This summer I fell asleep on my back in my WBRR and woke up on my stomach, my lower back has hurt for two months since then. My Chiropractor told me I strained a muscle sleeping on my stomach in a hyperextended taco position. I need to find a hammock I can sleep on my stomach and side in as it appears I inadvertently go that way when I sleep.

[rmcrow2]

I use a hammock gear pillow. I sleep in a WB El Dorado. I roll around sometimes. No trouble getting comfortable in my backside stomach the sort of 2/3 onto your stomach that I think is a lot more comfortable in a gathered hammock.

That's after getting a fair chunk of time spent on how I like my Ridgeline the exact angle I like things that I'm getting used to sleeping in a hammock. Really does take a bit to get a good night sleep almost every time; even when you're on a stand and in your own house.

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[Sean McC]

I am largely a side sleeper and I recently noticed a trend where I side sleep best facing the shelf and not when utilizing the foot box (I have a Blackbird XLC). Which has made me think perhaps I would be happier with a wider hammock. But I love my shelf. And the footbox when on my back. I may yet learn to sew...