Tactical Hammock

[@HammockTips]

Very nice design! Can it work with top cover and bug net?

[@davidlazarus67]

I think the daisy chain would be very handy as a ridge line in a tarp. You could use the loops to hang lanterns or fans under the tarp. They would also not move so much. Or use them for utensils.

[@ian2958]

I think a couple of prusiks would do the trick on a ridgeline. You can slide them without the need to detach whatever you have attached to it. I use daisychain as my primary suspension and love them because you can hang backpack & stuff with a softshackle. I love Dutch's idea because it would permit to hang some items outside the hammock which you do not want to have inside the hammock.

[@ian2958]

Great idea Dutch ! - I think its a great add-on to attach your water bottle or other gear. I love to hang bags from my daisy-chain suspension, but once you are in the hammock you can't reach them. A few weeks ago a fox ran away with one of my rubber slippers which were on the floor under my hammock. I found them 30 yd away with some chew marks. Would have been a good idea to have them attached to the hammock 👍

[@jedadiahsmith6003]

I like it! Modular is functional. What's the added weight?

[@yooperwsdm]

Thanks Dutch more stuff I didn't know I needed!

[@papatechie]

Reminds me of Molle (Modular Lightweight Load-carrying Equipment)

[@chaddenman692]

Dutch.. once been wanting to comment this for several weeks... Today's the day!! Listen you have to do something about the sounds volume.. seriously!! I don't know if getting a microphone (on person) is the answer? Or talking "at" the mic you do use? Or having a mic above you? Something PLEASE.. don't matter if I listen to my semi,if I listen on my Bluetooth speaker, or if I listen in my personal vehicle, I can never get the volume loud enough to actually hear half of what you are talking about... Most of the time I guess at it.. Have a great day, enjoy the WEEKEND and PLEASE continue all these GREAT videos

[@bst2664]

I did this on one of my 1st DIY hammocks. Great idea!

[@thestrider710]

Interesting idea. Also provides you with virtually infinite pull-out configurations.

[@TheCryptoman]

That's a awesome idea are you offering that on your hammocks?

[@georgerosado5194]

Can I still attached the bug nets& winter top cover ?

[@ChesapeakeHammockandOutdoors]

More like tacti-COOL !! I think it's a great idea commercially as an add on to your existing hammocks.

[@dutch3323]

We're working on a modified version of this for production.

[@matth8090]

You're an inspiration, sir!

[@michaelodell5738]

Always cooking up new ideas! 👍

[@miconn69]

I know this video is old, but is this still an option? I like it.

[@dutch3323]

We don't offer this as a product, but you could DIY it!

[@jeffreydonaldson7003]

Shugmery(Shug) and Sntax77 and Denali his cool dog would be good testers for this Hammock.

[@nosferatu49426]

I like it. Great idea. 😊

[@rickygiffin22]

Would you consider offering this mod on preowned hammocks? For instance if I shipped my hennessy hammock would you be able to add this mod on to it?

[@mattdouglas8900]

I'll put my grenade pouches on my hammock!

[@TheEriegpman]

hmmmm, now I'm wondering how hard it would be to sew these on my netless hammock...

[@dutch3323]

Not to hard at all.

[@rngn2010]

how much?

[@dutch3323]

We have a little better idea in mind that we're testing. Stay tuned.

[@georgeabercrombie1883]

Would it work with a zip on bugnet?

[@dutch3323]

I don't see why not. You generally cant have a knotty mod with a zipper but that wouldn't stop you from having the daisy chain part.

[@kawonnajculkeram]

genious!