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I love this!!! I have never seen a hammock like that!! Adding to my list of must haves!
Thanks Sandi! Yeah, I have a couple of these light-weight packable hammocks…the other one is an ENO, both are great to road trip with.
Wow! I must say I’ve seen my share of travel accessories/kit but never anything like this. I could easily see myself using this quite often.
Hey Samuel…thanks for stopping by! Yeah, I was telling Sandi from Midlife Road Trip that the ENO is also a great hammock to consider as well. Very light-weight and compactable. Oh, and the ENO you can hang in so many places…boulders, poles, and of course trees. Drop me a line if you have any questions. Cheers!
Hi Mike,
Thanks for making these helpful videos! I am heading down to the tropics soon and plan to buy a hammock (with mosquito net) for the trip–I realized how beneficial a hammock would be the last time I was there. I was wondering which of the two brands/models you reviewed you would recommend for warm/hot weather camping?
Thanks!
Hi Nick…thanks for the kudos and for stopping by. I think I’m a bit partial to the ENO, however each have different features that make them great hammocks. If you know you’ll need a mosquito net, the Hennessy is great because it’s built-in, so you have nothing additional to set up. You can buy a net for the ENO, which I have, but it takes a bit longer to set up. Without the net, the ENO is faster and easier to set up than the Hennessy. As a matter of fact the strap system to hang the ENO allows you to hang around boulders and other obstacles, where with the Hennesy you really need trees. Both are comparable in weight. Oh, another thing I like about the Hennessy are the “snake skins” which makes packing and keeping debris out of your hammock really easy. I hope that additional information is helpful, if you have any other specific questions, feel free to drop me a line. Cheers, Mike
Good video. I’ve used my HH Expedition for 3 nights now – once on my patio at home and 2 nights on a bike trip. I wake up in the morning thinking there’s something missing – oh yeah, there’s no pain! Very comfortable. However, the last trip out I was quite cold. I’m now looking at ordering a Radiant Double Bubble Pad from Hennessy’s website. I may also have to upgrade my 2 season sleeping bag.
Hey JB, thanks for stopping by and sharing. Yes, that Radiant Bubble Pad will indeed help with the cold chill that is inherent with these lightweight hammocks.