How to set up a Sunda 2.0 ground-to-air tent

[@TheZakkmylde]

what about under quilt ? new to this type of stuff

[@rivaniahermogenes53]

You could do a red version! I liked the color of the previous version better! Do you still have the previous version available? Why don't you make a version with the color of the previous one?

[@seasoldier3902]

Surely the hammock ends should pass through the windows at each end of the tent in order to prevent water from seeping onto the actual hammock?

[@weini1988]

so great. maybe use the full aluminum parts for the support.

[@dennisberg2474]

This is supposed to carry 2 people, wish they demonstrated that. Thinking of getting a hammock tent and Hennessey only makes 1 person.

[@jrgc411]

Im sure that this tent is good quality but it sure looks like a pain in the ass to set up. There are much better, compact and more streamline options for a hammock tent on the market.

[@jrgc411]

South Efrikan Hennessy makes an excellent hammock that packs up into next to nothing.

[@LionofLight777]

Mutually agreed!...It's a Real pain in the ass to set up.🤣

[@stevenpeoples3529]

for example?

[@jrgc411]

@@stevenpeoples3529 if you had bothered to check the previous comments you could find out.

[@develentsai3215]

The hammock mode just too small

[@evandg13ify]

I really liked the first Sunda but this version gave me serious doubts. 1. Its not a true double walled tent, so not matter what there will be condensation issues and in high heat it will be a little stifling. 2. In hammock mode you hang much lower than the rainfall and can't adjust it any lower, if you look at the ends the hammock can stick out past the rainfly if you aren't in it meaning your underquilt is getting soaked, and if you are in it and get even a slightly angled rain its running down your back side soaking your quilt. I honestly don't know what kind of complaints they could have possibly gotten to make these sacrifices for nothing more than useless gimmicks. If anyone has the original version for sale I am interested. This version on the other hand at best is an uncomfortable condensation trap and at worst a hypothermia risk

[@Superdan187211]

It looks like a Hennessy hammock but with extra steps