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[@chuckconnors7516]

Suggestion. Spray Permethrin on your hammock, the hammock straps/lines and the bug net. That should take care of most of the insects.

[@lessharratt8719]

I have purchased other products you have reviewed and never been disappointed. I like this and thank you.

[@jimmccoys5778]

Totally agree with the stuff sack comment!! Make it bigger or get rid of it

[@richardreser150]

Love the tarp and totally agree to keep the whole thing together. That would be a pain in the ass to set up on the quick in the field for sure. Thanks for the first look as in-depth as you have.

[@couchcamperTM]

I like it separated because I could replace the part that fails first without having to get a whole new system. And often I don't need a net.

[@hiramhaji7813]

It just takes reps to deploy quickly

[@steveturner3999]

I love that this tarp is so light to be the size it is. Hopefully it passes all the Grunt Proof criteria.

[@Cetok01]

Not bad. You could seal the bottom skirt with rocks or logs to get a better ground seal.

[@davidwright5580]

That is awesome situp and it's got the grunt approval to

[@wisenber]

That's the sort of rig for a Boundary Waters or Everglades trip when you just need enough room for a couple of people to sit and eat without being eaten. Also a spacious bug free zone for a hammock. Beats crouching in a tent.

[@Stoney_AKA_James]

The mesh canopy looks like a good option, especially for those of us who like to camp with a hammock.

[@kenbarrett6466]

I agree with you about the stuff sacks .. make it a little bigger and add some damn proper compression straps

[@thenorthwoodz]

nice review bro good stuff, and the gun shot had me ready to take cover haha!

[@hiramhaji7813]

Randal one wind makes outstanding hammocks. Light weight and easy to deploy. That tarp just takes practice putting it up

[@Minuteman4Jesus]

You say "snakes" and my aussie friend goes "SNIKES!!" 🐍🐍🐍😱😱😱🤪😆

[@DJTheMetalheadMercenary]

I'm pretty impressed with that stitching and design features in the tarp alone, the skeeter net doesn't seem necessary besides in areas where it is lol, nice.

[@SGTCap1980]

Onewind makes a spooled ridge line also that makes setup a lot easier. It has two prusix knots. I tied a third and added a micro S-biner to the end. I can have the ridgeline up in a minute that way. I've had their tarp and hammock about a year now. Very hard to beat for the money

[@STOKERMATIC]

Right on

[@chrisgolden1770]

This would make a good summertime tent because it would offer great ventilation and of course bug protection You almost need a chip clip or something to cover those holes up

[@manletopia4801]

I love your gruntproof test videos keep em coming 🤙

[@vektorvictor8252]

Have never heard of a snake cutting it's way into a tent. With that much space, it would not hurt to have a grommeted 2inch strip of material - running the length of every side along the bottom, where the stakes are - to make a mosquito netted floor.

[@sympaticosympatico]

a real outdoorsman with his quad

[@johnburgin7478]

Like the tarp. Looks like solid construction with a good water rating. Not sure about the mesh . Guess if your sitting around in warmer weather it would help with mosquitoes. Picked up a couple of dbl hammocks from SRO with an integrated net that works pretty good. Thanks for the review. Have a good one

[@Minuteman4Jesus]

Oh, one other thing; I like to make my own heavy-duty somewhat larger stuff sacks or repurpose stuff sacks from larger gear for smaller gear, and I mark my bags with camo gorilla tape and a sharpie, to prevent confusion.

[@mlsknnr]

So I would assume that without using a larger stuff sack you were unable to store the netting and tarp as a unit. Looking forward to your future assessments on these products.

[@GruntProof]

yes

[@oldschooljeremy8124]

Seems like you needed a Whole Lotta Wind tarp.

[@couchcamperTM]

The tarp seems to be a bargain. And I like the color. If I need a net I just use the surplus field cot net.

[@calummcneil6006]

It all represents a perfect Chinese Noodle Swamp! I'd sooner settle for a DVD, front line Hammock, and sit back with a large Macallan malt. Cheers.

[@richardfosnough909]

11B all the way

[@richardfosnough909]

I was also 68W , job I hated

[@searchmanager9372]

They could have solved the hammock thru the net with a third zipper as they have on the hot tents..

[@kennethwilson8633]

Looks too fiddling for field use…Just get a hammock with a bug net or an add on one that hangs around it…If you want a cheap bug net that hangs up is easy too. If you get too much gear to might as well carry a cot with poles and issue bug net.

[@GruntProof]

Yea this would be glamping for me

[@sgbradley]

I hate hammocks, never long enough and finding the 🌲 🌲 trees together in Pacific Northwest, I usually just find a rock & a 4000 year old Cedar tree amongst billions of fir's just as big.

[@tbone6203]

I gotta dig deeper but this ret- devil dog 0311- just sniffed up this or the yt cool kids popped me-