Would this be feasible to use in a hammock? Specifically the ENO Doublenest?
76358
Not sure how to answer that. They are very comfortable, but a little on the heavy side. We have them on beds in 3 homes. Hope this helps.
76359
If this means that it would be used outside, I'd be cautious of the "food smell" that comes from the buckwheat. Should investigate that and see if there would be critters interested in chewing apart the casing. Otherwise, I would say yes!! I think they would be very comfortable for a hammock!
76360
I'm not familiar with that style hammock, but I would think the weight of the pillow might be inconvenient to have in a hammock.
76361
No- it's heavy and gravity will work against you so you'll have to pull the pillow back up any time you move away from it. It'll keep sliding down. But you could attach it somehow since you're using it inside; a hammock for your pillow? Still, I don't think it would work well since one perk of this is how it arranges around your head and neck, and the hulls will all just slide down. I think.
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No, the snake skins for Hennessy Hammocks will be far too large for ENO hammocks because they are made for fitting the entire system inside, hammock with bug net and tarp. you would probably be better off making a custom set for an ENO if snake skins are the route you want to go.
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I think so. The ends where the hammock would hook into are quite high off the ground.
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These will work on all Hennessy Hammocks. The expedition hammocks are biggest of the Hennessy family. It takes a little practice to pack them down efficiently without having the majority of the hammock ball up in one area. My suggestion is to leave the snakeskin turned inside out when you have everything setup the way you want it. When it is time to pack up the hammock pop off the guylines and neatly roll the hammock onto itself. Then slowly work the snakeskins down the hammock starting with the small tapered side, one at a time. The hammock should fill the snake skins fairly evenly without clumping up. This method also allows you to setup the hammock even faster. Just reverse what I said and all you need to do is set the guylines. Everything else should be the way you left it. Good stuff. There should be plenty of room in the snake skins for stashing the stakes. Just be careful not to bend the skins around the stakes or you may tear them. I hope this answers your question. Happy Hanging, Fermin! **I have also used them on other "bulkier" hammocks like the eno double nest. Plenty of room.
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If your hammock is adjustable (i.e., you have to make a knot and tie it to the stand rather than having a ready-made loop/hoop at the end), then this stand will work out beautifully.
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I use mine as the straps that i attach my hammock to around a tree so i do t see why not.
568042
Yes, but I would be a bit concerned about having a good "seal" at ground level. Maybe you could gather and tie it under the hammock after you were in the hammock.
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It is a good tent as long as it is NOT hot, you would be better off with a good ENO hammock, bug net and tarp. The same weight but more comfortable.
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No its a one person hammock. I think its strong enough, but it would not be comfortable at all for 2 people.
418002
I don't know if this hammock would be ideal to put on a stand, it's humongous....we just used the hammock straps sold with it, to hang it between two trees at our campsite...
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I would agree with Lee. Not long enough for the double. I do love the hammock though!
757903
We use it with a rope spreader bar hammock and it works great. This is a really good stand and I plan to get a second one this season.
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It is kinda thin for a hammock. It would support the weight no problem, but I have had a couple hammocks and the cord was much thicker than this.
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Sorry, I misread the question and thought you were talking about another hammock I bought. I have not used this hammock and can't tell if it would hold. However, looking and feeling the fabric and would guess that YES it would.
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It might be a little too long for that.But any secure hook will work otherwise. It kinda stretches down as you lay in it so u might be close to the floor with a C frame. Otherwise, this hammock is really great and durable. We suspend it from our upstairs balcony.
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Not sure!!!! Your seat area in the back is a large area- hammock might not have enough room from front headrest to rest where it attaches too!!!
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Well. I have this hammock hanging from a hook in my living room ceiling, but, yes, if I were "in the wild" I would hang it so it could freely turn 360 degrees. Also, there's enough room to stretch out crosswise iin it, so if you hung it any closer, your feet might hit the tree trunk. Hope this helps. Serena