Hammock Camping Setup & Review (Hammock & Quilts)

Let's go through a rundown of my hammock camping setup! I forgot the stakes for my tarp, and this video was long enough without a tarp run-through, so know that this isn't the FULL setup, but I'll be following up with a video of my tarp setups shortly.
I know I say "this isn't super cheap" a few times and I kept reiterating that point because you could easily be happy with something much less expensive. There are MANY other options out there. You don't need to drop $500+ to get into hammock camping. If you already have a sleeping pad and bag, all you need is a hammock and suspension which can be had for as low as $60, and a tarp which you can make or buy for under $100. If you want a more configurable hammock and lighter, smaller quilts that are specially made for hammock camping, you'll have to spend some more money, but I believe they greatly enhance the experience! I've come to love sleeping in a hammock as a result of my somewhat-dialed setup.
Again, I'll be going over my tarp setups in a follow-up video. There's a decent bit to talk about, so keep your eyes peeled for that!
Let me know any questions, comments, corrections, or any feedback you have! I really appreciate it!
Thanks for watching!!
-JD
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Hammock: Warbonnet Blackbird XLC (Lightweight Double Layer-40D Nylon Outer/20D Nylon Inner, Continuous Loops)
Trunk Straps: Dutchware Kevlar 3.3 - 12' Strap
Toggles: Dutchware Titanium Toggles (pair)
Whoopie Slings: Dutchware Whoopie Slings (7/64-8 inch) + Whoopie Hooks
Topquilt: Hammock Gear Economy Burrow (30F, Wide)
Underquilt: Warbonnet Yeti (20F, 20D Ripstop Nylon)
Quilt Storage Sacks: Hammock Gear Storage Sack (comes with HG quilts)
Pillow: Hammock Gear Premium Pillow (10D)
Tarp: Warbonnet Thunderfly (11ft, 20D Silpoly) - see my review in my tarp setup video!
Stakes: Random sticks from the ground (but actually some Vargo titanium ascent stakes and hook stakes)