I have a blanket that I would like to make into a hammock. But I need to know how to. I need help. I need a camping hammock, you know, the ones you tie around a tree. I don’t even know the stuff I need. I researched but could not find what I was looking for.
I love camping and am wondering about trying it with a hammock for a change. Just wondering if anyone has any feedback on these. I do like to sleep on my stomach or side but I like the idea of a hammock. If I get one, I am not really interested in a cheap one. Any input?
I’m going to be going camping with a bunch of friends soon and I need a good portable hammock, ’cause tent challenged. The hike to our camp site will be from 2-4 hours long, and its going to be up hill. The hammock needs to be lightweight and pretty cheap (like under 0) Thank you!
Basicly,im going to buy a camping hammock for backpacking the US all around this year,i dont like the clunkyness of tents nor bivvies so hammocks seem the easiest and fastest in terms of set up and what not,im curious,what would be the best way to make it water and bug proof,and has anyone had experience using a hammock long term on a trip? thanks
1.walk on the beach at sunrise or sunset
2.camping in the mountains(3 days)
3.comfy Hammock on a cool evening
4.recliner lined up with TV & popcorn handy
5.long countryside drive
6.swimming under a waterfall
7.bright lights City nights,night on the town
8.high rise suite overlooking city,wine or champaigne on ice,candle light dinner
9.all of the above
10.none of the above…fill in your own idea here
oh,thanks->=)
I’m about 5′5, 140 pounds if that helps. But I was just wondering if it would be comfortable enough, and not bad on your back. I was planning on getting a camping hammock, not the kind you see on the beach, and putting it on a hammock stand in my room. Thanks.
I would like to make a portable geodome shelter for camping, music festivals, and general fun. The internet has told me that it is possible to make a pretty sturdy geodome with just about anything from newspaper to human hair to crystal and back again.
I would like to make a shelter hearty enough to support at least one hammock and, in a perfect world, tall enough to stand up in. This model is appealing: http://www.eham.net/articles/11300 or possibly even a little bigger.
What should I build this masterpiece with so that it won’t implode with the addition of a hammock(s)? The website I quoted above suggests conduit; many of the prefab ones are made of PVC or something, which seems to me like it would be scary to hammock from. I don’t have a lot of experience with conduit (I had to google what it was), but it seems like it can be made from a variety of metals.
My thinking at this point is steel conduit. Is there anyone out there who is good at math, or who is knowledgeable about the capabilities conduit, who could back up this choice in a more educated sense than "steel is pretty strong… right?"
OR, better yet, anyone with actual experience hammocking from their portable geodome?
Also, if you have the time or patience to keep this in mind, I am hilariously poor, so while diamond rods would probably be ideal, that suggestion would be completely unhelpful.
Thank you, fellow internet people!
I want to buy my boyfriend a camping hammock for his birthday. A little backround: he wants something that’s really compact because he wants to go on a roadtrip on his motorcycle. He was looking at the Clark Jungle Hammocks, which do seem the best. That is a little pricey for me though, so I was wondering about Hennesey hammocks. He wants something warm, easy, and light. Which brands should I look at?
I’m going camping with my family and another family this weekend, and I have a new tree hammock that only holds 200 pounds.
The other family members are all quite heavy – well over 200 pounds each. What is the proper way to make sure they know my hammock will not hold them?
I am looking for a lightweight camping hammock that includes rain protection built into the tent. I do not want to spend 100s either. I saw one for 300 dollars and that is too much. Also, I am looking for a lightweight backpack. Optimally both would be compact and lightweight. I do not know much about brands, functions, and types. Please help.
You love the great outdoors, but you’re not always sure the great outdoors loves you. You can pitch a tent, start a campfire, build furniture by lashing tree branches together – in theory anyway! But while you may not have gotten your Girl Scout Gold Award, or your Eagle Scout with cluster, you can still enjoy a night out under the stars with those near and dear to you, or even work towards becoming a more serious outdoorsman, right? Sure as a bear lives in the woods, (more…)
Parrot Bay Mosquito Free Hammock combines high quality materials with exceptional comfort to create the ultimate pest free hammock experience. This hammock has so much room it is significantly larger than a double size bed. Mosquito Free Hammock is constructed of super strong 100% nylon parachute material which is soft and breathable. The mosquito netting is constructed of quality nylon and is attached to the entire length of the hammock.** STAND SOLD SEPARATELY*****
And here’s just some of what’s inside…Why go camping as a family? Here are five reasons you may not have thought of for why it’s absolutely your best choice (you can use these to convince those family members who need a little “push” to go!) (page 5)Exactly where to go and what to do on your next family camping trip to make sure you’re having loads of fun and nobody gets bored (pages 6-14)5 quick “guidelines” for choosing a great campsite. Picking the right spot can m (more…)
These hammocks are great for home, in your own room or in your backyard during a BBQ. You can bring them to the beach, a baseball game, camping, pool, or during family events. This makes a great gift for anyone to go anywhere!
There’s good news for campers–now you can enjoy a good night’s sleep suspended off the ground–in hammocks! The book covers how to select a camp site and set up a hammock, how to stay warm, and how to protect the environment. Reviews of suitable hammocks offered by several manufactures are included. Everything needed to make your own hammock is provided.
Comes with handy backpack style back for ultimate portability. Sturdy one-piece steel frame opens easily like an accordion. Support area is 7ft long and 34″ wide. Color is blue. Weighs 25 lbs. Supports up to 225 lbs. Brand New.
Parrot Bay Mosquito Free Hammock combines high quality materials with exceptional comfort to create the ultimate pest free hammock experience. This hammock has so much room it is significantly larger than a double size bed. Mosquito Free Hammock is constructed of super strong 100% nylon parachute material which is soft and breathable. The mosquito netting is constructed of quality nylon and is attached to the entire length of the hammock.
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