Scott prays on women and men. Not who anyone thinks. Horrible person.

I did away with the ropes and installed cinch buckles. It makes setup much easier and faster. I also tied cordage to the bugnet zipper to make it easier to open and close.

An 83% SRL on a 12foot hammock should be 119 1/2” - half an inch below ten foot. 8ft 4” is one hundred inches, some 19 and a half inches too short.

All of the best to you, ❤😊Joe

Thanks for this review, now I'm wondering how the all season held up long term. Did you use it on the PCT? I found an Exped Shnozzel pump/dry bag works great to inflate it.

*promosm* 💔

Awesome, this was exactly what I was looking for. Thanks So Much. Take Care: Shawn

Sweet

Nice personality

I wonder if these people know about the time he pretended to camp in a Walmart parking lot. But when you look it up on Google Earth you find the location is really several miles away in the back of a closed down bowling alley. Right next to a motel. And when you call the motel and give the date they verify he was a guest there that night. So who knows how many of his videos are real

When using a hammock ridge line do you have to worry about the 30 degree hang angle on your straps? Thank you?

😎 he's a regular goddamn Hollywood movie stars

Useful to a point but the camera work sucks. All good being told what you’ve done but as the camera seems to be about three quarters of a mile away you can’t see how you tie the double Munter hitch or how you’ve attached the hammock to the ridge line. I take it you’ve used a Prussia at each end. Sorry to be negative but I look at it as constructive criticism. Cheers.

Hey Joe Faucet...

Great tips. My suggestion is to never underestimate the viewer's ability to tie the shown knots incorrectly. To make it more clear, I suggest using a short length of thicker, colored cord, right up to climbing rope size, and also demonstrating the knots/hitches/bends that way. Luckily you gave the name "Munter Hitch" so people can look it up on their own. Was the stake-out hitch two full wraps, then 2 half-hitches?

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Catherine, you are ADORABLE!

Great stuff

This is mad

This is the best way to sleep being homeless. Being not cold that is....

Couldn’t you do that same thing without the carabiner? Using the same knots you did and just go through the looped end of the tree hugger?

So you are using carabiners to tie knots on them? That’s not fair - you should try to integrate buckles as well!😂 No, seriously: Without carabiners, you can even use more simple knots.

83%. Nice. Thanks!

When I hang my Hennessy Safari like that, the ridgeline is as tight as a guitar string. Yours doesn't seem to be.

Thanks for the carabiner tip. Huge time saver I’m sure. My Henny expedition was just delivered today. I also got some winter boots on clearance - Kamik State. Finally found a boot that doesn’t have heal lift for me! I’m pumped to try out this sleep system soon.

Did you hit him?

12×.83=9.96

Bought this saw 6 or 7 years ago and love it. Short , practical and info dense vid. Thanks for the ferro rod striking tip!

Hey, did your Hennessey come with tie-out stakes? Mine did not.

Great interview....... first time I’ve seen this ......I watch Joe’s videos a lot.....

Thanks for the great tutorial. Just wondering if you had any suggestions on leveling out the hammock and tarp when setting it up on an incline. Both horizontally and vertically facing outwards

Joe is the patron saint of men without remote controls.

Pretty good interview. For me, Survivorman first, then Robinet as influences. Even though I had camped, bushcraft, before they were born. Camping trips never went pass three days when the food ran out. Just army coat, dungarees and boots. Sleeping bag, pup tent sometimes and If you got wet, trip over unless it was warm anyway. keep the fire going or run home, lol. Robinet could survive two weeks easy! Number 1 rule, never be more than a mile from a fire road. But if you wanna be fair, I have met people on the Appalachian trail with little more than a pack, raggity boots and half naked been out there for months.

Thanks.great vid.one ? How long does the hammock end up being once you put a ridge line on.will I still need a 12 foot tarp for my 12 foot hammock,or can I go substantially smaller that way?

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This felt more like a date than it did an interview 😂😂 I think it was the couch with the white sheet over it

Awesome !

83% is 10'. 8'4" on a 12' hammock is 69%. Which is it?

Cool video :) #ZinTravels

Great vid

For a 12’ hammock, 83% is 119.5”, not around 84” as you said. Your ridgeline looks significantly less than 84”

So very interested in how to do the 1 minute exercise things. How do I figure out how to start out?

Oof

these are some really useful tips here. thanks for sharing!

Just got my first hammock for hiking, a HH. Was in middle of trying to set up with absolutely no idea what I’m doing lol and was looking at it thinking how am I supposed to know 30 degrees by looking at it, so thanks for the gun shape tip! And the rest of the info on setup was useful too. Just using the HH lashing to tie up and yes it’s a pain to adjust so I think I’ll swap that out for a different setup so it’s a bit simpler. Thanks mate!

I spray mine with WD40 wipe it off then spray with Penzoil synthetic oil wipe excess off.

too far away. no help at all.

That structural ridge line idea is pretty cool. However, I’m sorry but you don’t look like you’re laying flat at all. You still have a fairly dramatic curve in your body. Everyone talks about how to get “flat” in a hammock but I’ve yet to see a single person lay truly flat. It’s just physically impossible. I’ve tried hammock camping twice and both times were horribly uncomfortable. Barely slept the first time and didn’t sleep at all the second time. Felt like a banana both times, with soreness and a headache in the morning, even when laying at an angle with a good amount of sag in the hammock. Maybe I’m doing it wrong but I fail to see how a hammock is more comfortable than sleeping on the ground in a tent.

Longtime canoe/kayak camper. First time purchasing a Hennessy or any other hammock. Very informative and helpful tutorial, now I’ll set mine up. Thanks

Verry helpful video! Thx.