try the thirty degree angle set up , thumb straight up toughing suspension line index finger straight out at 90 degrees touching suspension line , if this lines up and you are still dragging on ground raise up Tre straps higher

Klymit has their own hammock sleeping pad that fits this hammock. I sleep many nights in that hammock with and without their sleeping pad. Have sleeped out down to 15f with down quilts.😊😊

Hello, any news? I want to buy it just for myself too

Exactly why I subscribed just now!

We got the medium and it fits perfectly!

Hi Jasper! Great question! My wife and I were wondering the same thing - I wouldn't exactly say hard to snuggle...but maybe a little less comfortable to sleep in that position. The divider helps guide either person's body into a little pocket away from the center of the tent.

@@topcampinghammocks4372 the tension placed on that middle strap increases the divide.... when looser, the sag returns for a whole middle pocket sag.

Heck yes! So good to hear from a fellow cold weather camper! Thanks for the comment - as much as I do love cold weather camping...I am pretty pumped to be bringing out our summer gear too!

I'm 6ft exactly. If you're not going to be packing your hammock for a hike, I would typically size up as a personal preference. More room is always a plus! The advantage the Jungle has over the Explorer is that it's a 2 layer bottom, so if you are hanging in a particularly buggy environment, that can be a pretty big bonus.

Hell yeah! Glad to hear it - which underquilt did you go for?

@@topcampinghammocks4372 onetigris camo underquilt onetigris

He does great! He's usually always off leash. We just sort of tap for him to hear us in tricky terrain but, otherwise, he's good to go!

Hey thanks! We're working on a few new reviews. Stay tuned!

All/any hammocks need insulation on the bottom. The double layer is nice for insects or if you want to put insulation between the layers, versus laying directly on top of a pad. I have a dozen HH's, ranging from 4-season Explorer, Jungle Safari XXL to ultra backpacker. I see no issues at all laying directly on a pad. TBH, other than a thin foam I use in the double bottoms, I always choose to lay directly on the inflatable pad, for all models. If you are in temps under 40F, you will get a cold back w/o insulation. I use my HH's every year in -20F temps. I use a good tarp and over cover (HH over cover #2). The over covers are fine for zip models - HH say classic only, but that's not true. I clip the over cover on the non zipper side and once in, you can clip the zipper side.

In a little over 30 degrees with a 20 to 30 Walmart sleeping bag

Hey Robert - the Hideout and the Night Protector look near identical (diff. color options though) - only difference is the materials used. Basically the Hideout is the economical version of the Night Protector. Specs included for both in description.

@@topcampinghammocks4372 Hey I appreciate the fast reply. Thank you

@@topcampinghammocks4372 Could you be a little bit more specific please? The temp ratings are almost identical as is the weight. Yet the price tags differ quite a bit?

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Hey Keith - follow this link for instructions on how to measure your aussie: www.onetigris.com/dog-harness-038.html Sizing is based less on weight and more on neck/chest/back measurements. Good luck! We love this thing!

Hey Jim! The Jungle Expedition Hennessy probably has more accessory options in that you have the ability to use not only a sleeping pad, but an under quilt. That particular one is rated for "up to 250lbs" and "up to 6ft" so you'd be pushing both those limits. There is a Jungle Explorer Zip XL - which looks like it is currently sold out on Hennessy's website - but that is rated for up to 7ft and 300lbs...so that would be a great way to go. I haven't tested it out personally yet but Hennessy is a great company so you can count on the quality being there. We do have an Amok Draumr and Draumr XL, with associated Fjol sleeping pads. Haven’t had the chance to do a video for them yet but they are awesome. Super comfortable and the added enjoyment that comes out of being able to use your hammock as a recliner is actually amazing. They have, in my humble opinion, a superior sleeping pad and substantially more storage and room inside. That being said, a whole rig will cost about $100 more and a little harder to set up. But the XL can hold up to 400lbs....so you're definitely good to go there! Final answer, if you will be trekking in the late summer - winter... Hennessy with adequate fly, pad and under quilt. If you are looking for a super fun way to replace your tent on frequent summer or early fall trips, Amox hammock are stellar. TLDR - hope this helps! Thanks for the great question!

100% agree! Really liked this set up.

yes, I am Indonesian. in my place there is no hammock that cool

@@BakoAbdullah Bisa bayangin ya kalau ada hammock 3jt IDR yg dijual di Indo :D

Hi! You can order from Amazon through this link: www.amazon.com/Tentsile-Flite-Plus-Tree-Model/dp/B07YYLXBHH/ref=sr_1_1?tag=TopCamp-20

So happy to hear it! We had to take a break but will be back posting new reviews/set-up videos soon. Happy hammocking.

Hey Joe. I'm 6ft exactly (about 170lbs) and while there isn't too much extra room at head/foot, the underfloor webbing does a great job separating sleeping quarters. My wife is 5'8" 135 lbs - so we are a little closer in size to each other. May just be a matter of messing with the tension for you guys? It's definitely a really well made/well designed tent so I would say it's worth a try!

Hi William. We haven't had the chance to rain test it (high desert living and all). The frame construction and spacing between the fly and the bug net lead me to believe that any condensation would pretty easily roll to the bottom of the fly and not in to the tent.

Hi Luke! Yes, this is the Gen 3 Flite.

Hey! 28 ounce = 1.75 pounds. Happy hangs.

@@topcampinghammocks4372 so just shy of 800 grams

So draumr is that much better? I'm indecisive because there's so many hammocks to choose from... I do want a sleeping pad just in case I have to sleep on the ground, and I'm inbetween the Draumr, the Haven and the henessy double layer rn