Camping Hammocks - My Top Choices. The Hammocks I Use for Canoe Trips, Hiking and Bikepacking Trips.

[@sathingtonwilloughby2347]

Mind completely blown by the Norwegians. Staring at the screen with jaw on the floor. You bloody geniuses!!! ❤️

[@tenntye6064]

Bloody mate bloody hell bloody

[@jctothel]

That number of hammocks looks like a ‘swingers’ party 😂

[@ITNOJ1]

Amok have completely changed the game with there design! I can't wait to purchase my own and get outside this summer

[@thecellm8tube]

Nobody corrects your grammar, that’s why we are mate. “Hammock”

[@jlansdale536]

A little pricey but totally worth it.

[@graceygrumble]

I invested in a DD superlight jungle hammock and superlight tarp, a while back. I had to save up, because they were not cheap, for me. It's a tent, it's a hammock and it's a bloody marvellous set-up! Light enough to carry; set up in no time and you sleep like the innocent. For many years I slept in second hand tents, bivi bags and anything I could cobble together, beg or borrow (I baulked at stealing). There was a time, in my youth, when I could carry the kitchen sink and sleep on a bit of foam - happy days! If I had waited until I could have afforded the 'Gucci' kit, I'd have wasted 30 years of my life. I'm a 'mature' adult, now and the years catch up, so sadly, I need a bit comfort. Youth is priceless!

[@scetis]

7 hammocks… this is going to be a good one! Thanks for making Wednesdays great Simon!

[@OutdoorFreedomDk]

I am still in love with my 15-16 year old Hennessy Hammock. I bought the same model with the velcro entrance at the bottom.. I then sent it from Denmark over to the US to a nice & sweet lady Grandma, who made Hammock UPGRADES, like zippers, pockets/bags, repairs, etc. I got two "triple" zippers sewn in. So I can open it on both sides, and/or zip the "whole mosquito net" off and down in a pocket at the foot end.💪🏼✅Love my Henness❣

[@jakeroyjones]

Best outdoor KZbin channel going, and I watch alot of them. 😁

[@simonablokeinthewoods]

Thank you Jake!

[@jgstevens5169]

"Simon, A Bloke in a hammock" - I appreciate your demonstration of all of your hammocks. I've gotta check out the "AMOK"... beats anything else I've come across!! As always, you provide genius knowledge. Sincere Regards!

[@svenradovic5820]

Amok is the biggest shit between all of them.It is unusable without a sleeping mat and only one pad can be used, the original one.

[@simonablokeinthewoods]

Despite what Sven says, the Amok is awesome - you do need to use a pad, some others fit if you dont want to use the Amok version, but it is designed to fit perfectly. Very comfortable, cleverly designed hammock. 👍🇳🇴

[@henriks5008]

@@svenradovic5820 You can use what ever pad that fits, as long as the baffles runs along the pad´s length and not across. Its better to do "some" research before jumping to a conclusion showing your arguments are pointless. 😉

[@svenradovic5820]

@@henriks5008 OK but is still the worst one because you can't use it without a pad.

[@henriks5008]

@@svenradovic5820 No offence dude... If you dont like it ok, but no one really gives a flying sh... what some random guy thinks is the "worst" product. You are entitled to your own opinions of course, but maybe focusing on what you think is the best product would better than focusing on the negative aspect of things?? Cause negative comments with few to no connections with reality will seldom be taken serious, just a tip.

[@tomgebbie6294]

Simon, I found your channel when researching the Amok Draumr. I find your channel refreshingly concise and informative. Having begun watching many outdoor gear videos and quickly quitting because the person took too long getting to any point whatsoever. In just under 20 minutes, you covered the key benefits as well as disadvantages of 7 models, where other channels can take that long for just one. Thank you!

[@sarkybugger5009]

Thanks, Simon. I'm now suffering from hammock envy. The Amok is a monster. All the best.

[@HaxNotice]

Dude is hung for sure.

[@2bfrank657]

That hammock in your Landover is a brilliant idea!

[@Kenbur]

Hammock PARTY with Simon in the woods!!!!! Nice video on hammocks - you always do good mate on explaining things.👍 Everyone has their favorite hammock like you said. I am a side sleeper. Since I watched your first hammock video post a couple years back - I have tried many hammocks from the cheapest to some of the most well known top cottage industry makers and slept fairly well in the more specialized longer ones diagonally. But when I bit the bullet last year and got a AMOK, well game changer for me - I now can sleep on my side and back and with a great very flat lay for me. And now only LOUD noises and the occasionally 'old man pee needed' get me up, not cramps and aches. I love my Dutchware, I love my GO2 and as I said I slept fairly well in them - key word slept - I now pretty much do the AMOK whenever I can do hammocking. Once you got the setup down, not really hard, I can get it up and ready in less than 10 minutes when I use my air pump (I know cheating - but I use my age as an excuse) - I did four or five nights a year on average in my gathered end hammocks 3 years ago, I did 10 or 12 this last 8 months even in some of our bitter cold spells and the reason it wasn't more than that was because of my herniated disk at this time not allowing me to walk much - but the AMOK design configuration allowed me to 'hang' on my side with no pressure on my lower spine, which even the 12 foot special ordered gathered end hammock I used mostly before, would not take off all the pressure - so thus way more comfortable using the AMOK and could do that in my backyard which I am doing a lot. I am not abandoning my older hammocks for occasional use IF lightweight is really needed - but as you can tell I am a believer in AMOK for me to get a great night sleep and keep the pain at bay. PROS = just about everything CONS = it is a BIG investment for those whose budget is like mine, but I know now it was definitely worth it big time for me. AND their support people are absolutely some of the best in the world. Thanks for taking the time to take us along with you and explaining things. ATB

[@davehumpleby3440]

I hear you brother. I've spent a lot of cash on numerous hammocks. Currently using a Dutchware Chameleon. Amazing piece of kit but I'm predominately a side/front sleeper so may bite the bullet and invest in Draumr for this year. Thanks for your take on this product. You've confirmed what I already suspected.

[@simonablokeinthewoods]

I’m so glad you’ve found it works well for you Ken - great when you come across something that makes life comfortable, can’t put a price on a good nights sleep!

[@Kenbur]

@@simonablokeinthewoods so right! especially if the day has been hiking a long way and you're a grumpy ol' man like me LOL

[@petedevon]

Looking forward to this as I really want to get into hammock camping

[@libmananchannel]

Hello Simon, a bloke in the woods! Thank you for showing me a nice video! I really enjoyed it! Thank you for sharing! Have a nice day!

[@Hereslookingatyou]

Your energy is so sweet. You make me smile no matter Iwhat you’re doing on your channel. Thank you

[@treksntarps]

Interesting look at those hammocks . That last one looked cool . I haven't done an overnighter in a hammock yet . Bit dubious as I fidget a lot 😂. Thanks Simon 👍. Take care.

[@AntSurviveTheNight]

Haha born again every morning haha love it! What a collection pal. Charlie is now wanting the Amok Draumr UL for the charity trio this year and I don't blame him. A great break down of each system. I love Ginger's hammocks too, a great system. Thanks man 👍

[@simonablokeinthewoods]

Hahaha - sorry about that Ant mate! 😂👍

[@jamesellsworth9673]

I am an Amok fan since I move around from side to side at night. The tarp provided fine coverage during a decent rain. However, the water was not wind-driven. I like the sit-up feature for daytime comfort in camp.

[@TyroneOutdoors]

I bought the DD hammock with the double skin after watching this. Being able to use a light pad in the summer months seems like a game changer. Great video

[@sarahjackson2639]

Thanks Simon. That was a lot of effort to setup that video. Loving the Amok. Andy J

[@viewsandreviews180]

Great presentation. I’ve got an Amok and really like it. It’s not my lightest hammock but it’s my deluxe sleeper. After spending a few nights in it I decided it was worth the weight especially when going out to island camp with my canoe. The only drawback was the first time trying to get a rain fly over it but I made one that does the job. At this point I’m thinking of modifying that rain fly to allow a tent stove for hot tenting so I can use it in added comfort during the winter.

[@gregalbee9725]

That sounds amazing! You should post a video of the process (or maybe a tour once it's done?)

[@simonablokeinthewoods]

Shug uses a Warbonnet Superfly tarp over his, gives really good coverage 👍

[@pedro_claro]

One wind has cheapish hot tent tarps, but I seriously recommend you investigate hot tents. It’s mostly a social media fad. Takes a lot of time to setup, gather firewood, and you need to keep stoking the stove while being careful not to burn yourself (which honestly isn’t easy)… much easier to actually enclose yourself in a tarp like the superfly or the onewind tsrp with doors, and bring extra insulation. Less weight in the end, less time to setup, and you can leave it behind in hotter trips. I love wood stoves, but I can almost guarantee you will regret it… turns what could be a 5 minute setup into a 20 min setup plus 1 h of gathering and processing firewood. I cook on a wood stove as a bikepacker and bicycle tourer, and it can be painstaking sometimes. It takes me no more than 10 minutes to gather and process enough to cook a full meal, and I have been tired enough to procrastinate it and just eat raw, or not eat at all… on the positive side, I usually wake up stsrving, get up immediately to gather wood, cook breakfast and lunch all at once while my sleeping bag and tarp dry up from condensation.

[@johncotton7053]

I just love that you took the time to put all those up and share your knowledge and experience. Thank you

[@Occupuyourspine]

Cannot thank you enuff fer dis video. 🤠 I was badly hurt when the hammock suspension failed. a home made gathered magic carpet. I will never use a toggle with a hammock again.

[@Occupuyourspine]

I just got a gathered parachute hammock yay fer me 🤠 Being ols i have to be off the ground hammock is the aay for me now

[@n996h]

I literally just watched your ground dwelling vs hammock camping video haha, can't wait to watch this one! :)

[@toto29er]

great video, being a proud owner of a Warbonnet hammock which I like a lot, I mean a lot, I can not wait to get an Amok Draumr. I just want to make sure it works on hot tropical weather. Keep your hammock vids coming.

[@Grayman_WWJD]

🔥 Thank you so much. These videos are very informative. God bless all you guys.🔥

[@weekendwithbevoblog2171]

I bought a DD Frontline Hammock after an earlier video of yours and only use a tent under sufferance. Hammocks seem to be much better for my back (kayak camping). Thanks for your videos 😀

[@toxophilite1953]

One of the best videos I’ve seen on the topic of Hammocks. 👍🏻 Thank you for taking the time for setting up all these hammocks. I learned a lot.

[@williamgates1128]

I've also got a draumr 5.0 in green and I absolutely love it. Ive been thinking on giving another lay flat design a go thats called "haven" Great video!

[@pedro_claro]

Not worth it unless you never go out in the rain. If it starts raining and you don't have a separate tarp setup you will regret that integrated rain fly, because you won't be sheltered while setting up camp and your gear won't be protected at all.

[@Crumsie]

10 seconds into the video and I already know that what you have to say is going to be something I should listen to

[@jonasojka]

Simon. You really are one of our favorites. You should go full speed ahead and make lots of videos. Thank for the good work mate.

[@ShavanoOutdoors]

As always, great video! It was from you I first learned about the Amok Draumr. It is now one of my favorite pieces of gear!

[@charleneshangout]

This was a fun video. Thanks for Showing all the different hammocks. I been looking into getting one.❤😊

[@KittchenSink]

Nice kit. I own the original DD Camping Hammock, DD 3x3 tarp and DD Travel Hammock. All brand new and unused. I still like the Travel Hammock best. Im an old guy and im from the school of 2 is 1 and 1is none. So i like the notion of it being both a hammock and a tent, of which i cannot recall many hammock manufacturers employing. Nice to see the amok people pushing the envelope though, even if it does look a bit drafty in gale force. Love the chair aspect of it and the bug net fixture. Seemed to 'sway' a helluva lot i must say, and that tarp pattern...oooh!! Glad that video popped up. Enjoyed it sir, thank you

[@vinceimp9581]

The pouch on the eno works well to hold a little weight in my double nest when I fold the fabric over myself for a little extra shelter. I only use it during the day but its nice for shade or to hold in a bit of warmth.

[@andyfriend4649]

I feel better about the amount of camping gear I have, thanks Simon👍👍

[@MrRadaway]

loving that last 1, I think that might be my next investment, thanks for the video.

[@TheEmporiumOutdoors]

Having used a fair bunch of hammocks over the years, I have to say the Warbonnet Eldorado is my favourite, especially when coupled with their wookie under-quilt and super tarp. Thanks for the demo on all your hammocks - very useful! 👍

[@uberdan2836]

i have the blackbird xlc and really love it

[@TheEmporiumOutdoors]

@@uberdan2836 That's a really good hammock too! So many options with it for different conditions 👍

[@simonablokeinthewoods]

A Warbonnet hammock has been on my wish list for a while haha. 👍👍

[@auggiemarsh8682]

Absolutely brilliant production!

[@NickRayLifeAfloat]

I’ve been thinking of buying a hammock and this film was really useful, thank you. I’m not sure how much I would use a hammock though. Being a sea kayaker up here on the west coast of Scotland, a lot of my camping spots are treeless. However, I do like the idea of exploring the wooded areas of Argyll and camping out in the trees.

[@simonablokeinthewoods]

Some hammocks are designed to be used as a ground based bivvy too - DD travel hammock comes to mind 👍

[@NickRayLifeAfloat]

@@simonablokeinthewoods thank you Simon. I didn’t know that. Now I’m really keen to get one! I enjoy bivvying out on small islands. All the best.

[@wombatbreath]

Great stuff as usual Simon - I'd seen you use the Amok before so it was good to get a closer look.

[@jonuh6159]

I can also recommend the Ticket To The Moon Pro Hammock👍🏻👍🏻

[@nickexley2637]

Currently I'm watching you while in a pine forest in my DD xl hammock, bliss 😄🌲🌲

[@texasford]

Great video! Seriously, last week my wife said “I wish Simon would make a vid about hammocks “ You must be a mind reader.

[@charliewilson4670]

Excellent video Simon I do like the Swedish one that you sat down in Excellent ☺👍👍👍👊

[@angelaorourke5651]

I got my first hammock last month for my birthday. Can’t wait to try it out! That Amok looks awesome though too!

[@ginge5168]

Lol born again every morning love that, spat coffee all over my van haha 😂

[@alexmcneily]

Good review. I've made my own hammocks for 15 years and spend about 20 days each year hammock camping. This year the zipper blew out on my old standard. So I thought I'd pop for something commercial and new. I REALLY wanted to love the Amok Draumer,. If you like to fiddle with buckles, (in my view, extra and unnecessary ) extra lines and stakes . . . and you don't get up in the middle of the night to pee. . . . especially if it has been raining. . . it might be an option for you. I bought one, demoed it for two days and returned it. Putting on and taking off shoes and getting in an out, is more unstable than traditional hammocks I'm 6'2" and needed something large. I ended up with a Dream Hammock Sparrow in large size. It's a design with integrated ridgeline, zip on bugnet (optional zip on solid cover). Quality from end to end. You can order with left-head/right foot configuration or vice versa, pick your model, fabric weight and design, single or double layer, ridgeline organizer, and other options. Hammocks have made camping in the woods SOOOO much more comfortable - weather wet, hot, cold or stormy - particularly for canoe campers. Keep up the great videos.

[@lordfubar1]

I found the joys of hammock camping when I became homeless for 2 years. Now that I have a home, I have been thinking about part time camping and a motel stay to recharge my e-bike and phone. I've had my best sleep in a hammock, on my side too. While the Amok Draumr is very impressive, I prefer something closer to stealth camping. In Florida, a bug net is a must have and I really like the DD Frontline Hammock. Sliding a pad in between the layers would solve the problem I had with my pad sliding around during the night in my single layer hammock.

[@blomkillen]

You are an amazing person that brightens up my day every time!

[@DRSEXPLORING]

They definitely look very comfortable especially the last one.

[@AncientHermit]

Nice one Simon, the last one gets my vote, it looks exceptional.😃 Be well.😊

[@farid5661]

Good video presentation 👍. I specifically liked the end because 2 days ago I received my Amok UL green with camo tarp and I can't wait to use it end of the month. Bought it after much consideration between comfort & value. As you mention the price tag isn't for everyone but after hearing what you said I can forgive the price and look forward to some amazing night sleep in the woods 😃

[@tree_riot]

If you are ever in the need for another hammock to try out, I love Dream Hammock's Sparrow. Roomy, wide, with a ton of features and additions. Handmade in the states. Cheers for another great video!

[@simonablokeinthewoods]

I’ll check them out - thank you! 👍👍

[@chrisgeoss2543]

I have the dl thunderbird, what a fantastic hammock

[@Vormulac1]

A few years ago I bought a supercheap hammock from AliExpress because I was curious. Every Summer, without fail it goes up at the end of the garden and I look forward to lazy days spent in it with the radio on and a beer to hand. I have never hammock camped but I would do so in a heartbeat. I knew DD and Hennessey were supposed to be good, but that Amok has given me a very nervous wallet.... :D

[@nelsonminingandabandonedplaces]

What a great video spot on. I enjoy my hammocks and the underquilts in cold weather are a godsend. Cheers and thanks for another great video.

[@Claude-1948]

Thanks for the tours Simon. Lots of information there and lots of choices.

[@malcolmT]

What a collection, that last one the Amok was unreal especially the fact you could turn it into a chair 👍🤣 very interesting fella loved it 😁

[@ACheshireCat2001]

I enjoy a good hammock from time to time...I started exploring them when I found out my dad used a hammock in the Navy from 1939 to 1944, mostly in the Pacific on the two ships he severed on the Old Chicago and the USS Castor... he had to leave his hammock behind to fly back to the states when he had enough points... I am mostly a back sleeper so they are very comfortable.... nice to just hang out in from time to time... I do have about 3 steel hammock stands for yard use....

[@dianejacklin4338]

Very interesting video Simon. Thank you for sharing

[@dianebannister965]

That was very interesting Simon, thanks for showing us your favourite hammocks x

[@blister4walken]

King of the Swingers 😀 Nice collection there. I have a cheap as chips hammock. But had my eye on a DD one for a while.

[@mrwes100]

Nicely done. I'd throw Dutchware hammocks in the mix!

[@davehumpleby3440]

I have the Chameleon. Super light, loads of options/accessories and a fantastic bit of kit

[@mrwes100]

@@davehumpleby3440 same here. chameleon

[@loupiscanis9449]

Thank you , Simon . 🐺Loupis Canis .

[@RickBelt]

Hi, Simon, I loved that "Amok", I've never seen before. I have serious problems with hammocks, I can't sleep in the same position for long time. I've tried sleep in diagonal, but nothing. Thanks for share, cheers!

[@Life-Outdoors-UK]

I use hammocks full time for over 2 years, due to a back injury, I can only manage 3 hours in a bed but a full night in a hammock. I've found that even with a structural ridgeline, a couple of centimetres one way or another can make a massive difference to the comfort. I sleep fine either side or on my back although it does take more effort to roll over. I've never tried an Amock but I'm happy with mine. A bridge hammock might be more to your liking?

[@deacondavidviscount7579]

The Amok is a good hammock. I almost bought one but went with the Hennessy instead as it was also a good hammock but less than 1/2 the price of the Amok. The Amok, at least in Canada, runs around $650, so you have to be sure you’ll like it. I can’t remember even if that included the tarp or not. Tom Hennessy is also Canadian…I thought that was a nice touch.

[@Life-Outdoors-UK]

I've got the Hennessey too, an Explorer Deluxe Zip XL. It has to be long for me to have comfort. It was the only quality long hammock I could get when my previous cheap one started to rip at the first lockdown in 2020. I wanted a Blackbird XLC but it was out of stock and being my bed, couldn't really wait.

[@asdasd9174]

@@Life-Outdoors-UK I have the Warbonnet Blackbird XLC, it was a game changer for me, allowing for a decent side sleep. Pricey, but I love it.

[@Life-Outdoors-UK]

@@asdasd9174 When this one gives up, I'll definitely attempt to buy one. They aren't much more expensive but still cheap compared to a bed. Thanks for your comment.

[@TheCanadianBeaver]

Wow Simon. I don't even own a hammock...........yet. Thanks for the info and giving me a better understanding of different hammock models out there. Keep following your nose.

[@WVF-OutdoorsPack]

Always a nice watch ! Getting tips for our own family camping trips here in Manila 👍😊

[@seasoldier3902]

Liked the content and the variety Simon. You are six foot and only just fitted into some of your hammocks. Being six foot or taller I would have informed your audience to buy a hammock that is around 11 or 12 feet in length so that you can get the flat and off centre lay. I have found DD Hammocks are a good choice. HengeHammocks (UK) provide some of the American manufacturers hammocks and accessories. The Ultimate Hang provides the best info for all aspects of hammock camping. I fancy that Amok bit of kit but as you say it costs a lot of beer tokens!

[@simonablokeinthewoods]

Good advice! I have that book, very useful 👍👍

[@deetrvl4life875]

Love that Amok! Great to see so many comparisons.

[@rogermee8283]

Thank you Simon for another great video and for all the effort you put into the presentation of the hammocks. Super effort. ATB

[@simonhjc]

Fantastic review Simon. Love the hammock in the landy too.

[@philochristos]

That last one is pretty awesome.

[@thomascraig7230]

Well done sir. A great overview of equipment.

[@kennethwilson8633]

Nice to see a bunch of gear in the side by side nonjudgmental comparison. Have fun stay safe.

[@rialobran]

A hammock May Pole. Jon over at 'Lost Lakes' uses his Amok in some crazy low temperatures and swears by it, have to admit I'd be tempted possibly by that, but I'd need a long line on Dartmoor between trees 🤣

[@simonablokeinthewoods]

😂😂😂

[@andrewforrest8938]

Going to be a great video on a Wednesday thanks Simon for another awesome video 👍

[@mat-ventures]

I have recently made a similar video for the 4 hammocks I have, including the Amok Draumr XL, but you ha e more hammocks than me! Nice overview of different kinds of hammocks, Thanks!

[@carolleenkelmann3829]

💕 your videos and the content, as always, continue to entertain and to be helpful and instructive. I was thinking it must be about time you featured a Father/Son adventure video once again.

[@steveroberts1422]

Once again another useful video. Thanks simon👍

[@Defender110SLO]

I personally would go crazy sleeping in a hammock. Cheers Simon. 🍻

[@MichaelAndersen_DK]

A few? That's also what I tell the Mrs😁 I've been inside the Amok and should I ever go hammock, that one would be my first choice. Excellent comparison!

[@1przemian]

One and a half minute in and I see a fellow addict. Great vid!

[@paulwilson7234]

Brilliant series of videos, lights , stoves and hammocks. 👌

[@gaiterat6187]

That Amok is crazy. Looks awesome. Really like the Warbonnet Blackbird for thru hiking. Great video.

[@lancekoufman4668]

Always love your video both you and Ken simple and well presented and always Fresh giving viewer like me what we want and your casual conversation and in depth presentation.

[@johnnybushman651]

A hammock life for me ! Love my hammock, I hook mine up to my porch post when I’m not in the woods and I get to camp at any giving time of the year. I live in the country on a 17 acre farm so it’s like being in the woods anyway, a lot of wild life out here. Had a skunk visit me on the back porch once, didn’t turn out very well🤢🤮 skunk 1 - man 0 . Thanks for the video Simon , take care.

[@danielunderwood4634]

brilliant video thanks for sharing!!!!! was really stuck on which hammock to get, but no more!!!

[@barryconway]

Good job, thanks - informative, and generous. Good range of different horses for different courses there, but (am i right in thinking?) two of those shown are capable, if circumstances require it, of being used as ground-based 'mini-tents', perhaps in conjunction with a similarly ground-based tarp setup. Your hammock suspension video is still very much a go-to in my opinion. Well done.

[@simonablokeinthewoods]

Definitely, use hiking poles, sticks or a ridgeline to keep the net up 👍👍

[@1967AJB]

Really enjoyed that, especially the last one, thank you. Hope all’s well pal.

[@MoonlightingBadger]

My Hennessey deluxe has a zip instead of velcro. Love it since it's asymmetrical and I'm 6'2. Works well for me and have used it bikepacking.

[@dalroache]

Thanks Simon this is awesome...great review and thanks for sharing your outdoor fieldcraft knowledge and experience..stay blessed from the uk

[@dadgad68]

Great job Simon. Very informative. Cheers from Canada

[@WhateversClever777]

All of your videos are great. I spent literally months going back and forth on these hammocks trying to figure the best one for me. I wanted a lay flat one and nearly pulled the trigger on the amok. I ended up going with the Lawson Blueridge hammock because it’s a bivy combo and it doesn’t need an air mat to be functional. Can’t wait to watch your next video.

[@beeeekae]

How’s the Lawson Blueridge, pros and cons?

[@WhateversClever777]

@@beeeekae the pros is that it’s a lay flat hammock. I can sleep comfortably on my side or stomach and it doesn’t need an air mat. It is also designed be used as a bivy on the ground if trees aren’t available. The only cons is that it only has one way in and the bug net is not removable but you still have a great view through the mesh

[@beeeekae]

Thanks Kenneth, appreciate your feedback

[@MrHatetheplayer]

that's a great collection. i like how you've tried innovative hammocks too. i thought i was more of a traditional set up kinda guy but then i also bought the draumr, haven and opeongo ariel a1 and i'm convinced the future of innovative hammocking is bright. but they all provide such unique outdoor experience. thanks for uploading =)

[@MA-uu3sb]

Hi Simon can’t wait to watch your video. I haven’t seen Maggie in a little while and I just hope that she’s OK.

[@simonablokeinthewoods]

Thank you! Maggie is fine, she spends a lot of time sleeping at home these days 👍

[@davidleonard1813]

Well clearly saving up for Amok. That's a loungers. I like sleeping on a hammock but I'm a bit claustrophobic. That one is a winner

[@alaningerson1695]

Very informative as always. Good job!

[@paulseeman6481]

Great video Simon, that Amuk looks fascinating. I originally got a simple Ozark hammock off of Amazon - it’s single layer, but has a bug net and an internal elastic line which keeps the net suspended and enables one of Ginge’s hammock storage pockets to be suspended from. I have a DD under blanket too. I may upgrade at some point, but at the moment don’t get to use it enough to warrant it.

[@garyrodriguez7078]

Really great informative video Simon. Always a pleasure. 👌🤙 Br, Gaz.

[@antonexplores]

Always something interesting to watch.. keep them coming Simon.. 😬