Anaconda - The Ultimate Hammock Storage Solution

[@6bluestrings]

Brilliant evolution !

[@dutch3323]

Thank you!

[@better.better]

how did i miss this? I've been wanting something like this since i first saw the slug sack... but I want one where an asym tarp becomes a compression bar-bag for bike packing.

[@barondavis5692]

Good idea. Glad you’re working with John to bring out new stuff.

[@mrwes100]

What's the best way to store all this when not in the field? Unpacked and hanging from the Anaconda? Looks for idea.

[@dutch3323]

You can either take it out and store it in a large bag or pillow case, or you can pull it out and hang the continuous loops on a hook.

[@markpenman485]

I bought one a while ago I really like it with the zip on underquilts makes it really simple plus there's a pocket in the lid to hold your tree straps.

[@stitch3163]

Recently received the JRB zip-on UQ and was thinking about something like this for simply packing up the whole kit rather than having to unzip the bug net and UQ. Very cool, Dutch and team!

[@GregoryBenn]

This thing is amazing, but I have a question. Storing the under quilt and top quilt compressed for long periods of time is discouraged. However, what if they are stored within the mesh sleeve and just coiled up the length of the sleeve? I'd open up the dyneema sack and let it all stretch out.

[@ianstiehl1994]

Ooh. Good question!

[@steveysimmons13579]

Quilts will still be somewhat compressed. Wouldn't do it for long periods of time.

[@alpineearth]

That is a really neat set up. Might need to try a hammock!

[@AndyShepard]

Everybody loves Dutch!

[@AaronBrooks1]

Brilliant! So many great and innovative ideas coming out of Dutchware!

[@lyvynfree]

Is the new quilted chameleon going to fit in the Anaconda?

[@dutch3323]

Yes it does!

[@jasontimmons1568]

I love this

[@TsugaCanadensis1979]

I got one a few weeks ago. Works like a champ!

[@jessecrabtree7953]

Really happy to see this peice of gear being made. Marty, at Wilderness Logics sold me one many years ago. RIP

[@chickletloki8444]

NICE DUTCH

[@dutch3323]

Thanks!

[@kerry1383]

How’s the strength of those anchor points where the straps are sewn onto the DCF, Dutch? Is the attachment point prone to coming away from the DCF body with continuous use/ratcheting down while compressing? I have nylon compression sacks that can take a beating.

[@jalananakcamping]

Like your video broo 👍👍

[@denniskuenze659]

Really nice idea.That’ll make packing up fast and easy.

[@erikgiggey4783]

my only concern would be the dynema for long term use, say thru hiking , but i love the inovation

[@michaelbutler4961]

Good idea but most people would have a top quilt so why didn't you do the video with one?

[@dutch3323]

We have an udpated video that does show it with a top quilt as well. kzbin.info/www/bejne/m4mnmp-Yq62ph80

[@shyamlynn243]

I like it, everything in one bag and the oval shape. Great idea!

[@rodoutdoors]

Very cool. I was thinking of packing the hammock + underquilt together but all the cords and hammock ridgeline get tangled up. A thick snakeskin looks nice.

[@gumbyrun]

Don’t forget your tree straps! Not that I ever would… Great idea.

[@Jake.7X]

Great way to break down quickly. The snake skins to the next level!

[@150F2011]

Looks like a great idea and time saver

[@RoseBrown-e3w]

Wow, it eliminates three stuff sacks that I don't need to keep up with to find. Dutchware does it again.

[@HikingFreak]

I love it and will be getting me one.

[@blaskotron]

I include the tarp as well

[@richstone2627]

That's slick.

[@SCL500_NYC]

Very clever

[@W00lly001]

Nice

[@j3hikes444]

love mine

[@the_E4_Mafia]

$100 for a bag and some bug netting? You gotta be crazy!!!

[@rondetullio7034]

Useless video if you don’t include the top quilt

[@TripleE76]

Yea, left that out as it must be a pain in the ass, and the end size would prove minimal to zero benefit of packing them separate.

[@justinfisher7918]

My eno system is wsy smaller and better. Im a 4 time AT thru hiker. Way to big and probably heavy