Hammock Camping Review -The SnugPak Jungle Hammock - Backpacking, Hiking Outdoors Gear For Survival

[@Aldocello1]

I JUST ORDERED AND RECIEVED THIS HAMMOCK BECAUSE OF THIS REVIEW SO THANKS FOR THAT ..... I LIKE IT , HOWEVER , MINE WAS SUPPLIED WITH SHOCK CORD INSTEAD OF PARACORD FOR THE NET AS WELL AS TREE HUGGERS ALREADY ON MY SUSPENSION SO ALL I HAD TO UPGRADE WAS THE CARABINERS ....... AS FAR AS SPREADERS I JUST USE TWIGS , IM IN THE WOODS ANYWAY RIGHT LOL ..... A+ HAMMOCK , LOVE IT

[@sanction7627]

Cool . Why are you yelling?

[@baronedipiemonte3990]

I ordered the Jungle hammock yesterday in no small part to your thorough and educational review !

[@tommysedin]

Just for info; I bought this hammock today, and just as someone else wrote; it was supplied with shock cords and tree huggers as standard. Quite satisfied. Great idea with the line spreaders, cheers for that!

[@CHUNKYNUGGET666]

Shock cord is grt for so many uses! I even use the thicker shockcord for a dog leash so my girl doesn’t neck herself, works perfect just pulls her up slowly👍

[@HikingFeral]

Thanks for making this video. Just packed mine up for a day camp but wanted to know how people where purring up the bug netting. I've watched multiple videos and nobody filmed that part. Thanks for the help mate.

[@UK_Outdoors.]

Very thorough video. Thanks for sharing. Great tips!

[@barrywatson9626]

Great instructional video! Really like the mods, my son is looking for a hammock and this looks superb. Cheers.

[@TheWrinklyNomads]

Hi Barry, it's a pretty reliable hammock and well worth the money, lightweight too. ATB, Steve

[@YerraChube]

Ta! Couple of nice simple useful mods there!

[@CampfireAdventuresAndgear]

Nice video! I seen where you used the arrow's to separate the top of the net. Instead of using what you did on the ends of the arrow's you could use small lobster clasp's but you would have to cut the swivel part off and then connect the lobster clasp with gorilla glue and that would keep the arrow's from falling. I really do like the set up!

[@TheWrinklyNomads]

Good idea. They do slip a bit, so changing to a different clip could well work. thanks..

[@timleaning6695]

interesting video cheers

[@confusedandpondering364]

Seems like a good bit of kit Steve.

[@TheWrinklyNomads]

No Frills Kit.. Works well....

[@paulonions]

What diameter bungee cord do you use for the mozzi net? All the best, Paul

[@TheWrinklyNomads]

Hi Paul, It was about 2mm shock-cord. I got mine here: amzn.to/2x8J5FM hope that helps Steve

[@paulonions]

@@TheWrinklyNomads Thanks Steve, ordering some now for my Snugpak Jungle Hammock

[@rigby3780]

i'm looking to buy one of these and your video is the best i've seen explaining it (in a reasonable and non-hyperbolic way).. i was already set to add treehuggers and shock cord but maybe i'll hold off on the TH's initially. The arrow shaft idea is brilliant so i'm nicking that ;) thanks again

[@TheWrinklyNomads]

It's a good solid hammock. I should of patented those arrow spreaders..!!!

[@sanction7627]

Some 1" tubular nylon webbing will protect the tree from the 550 cord.....A great review, by the way.

[@green95b]

What length shock cord did you use?

[@livapininfarina2164]

Great! Thank you very much :D

[@didiertrekkeur]

thank

[@sperduton]

what diameter shock cord did you use?

[@TheWrinklyNomads]

Hi, It is about 1mm shock cord. The cord you can get a camping shops. Works very well.

[@anonymous175]

Jay Leno of the Forrest ey?

[@TheWrinklyNomads]

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