The Ultimate Hang
Hammock tips, illustrations, and reviews.
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HangCon 2025 – Visiting the largest hammock hang in the world
I said it a few times in the video, but it bears repeating: I had a blast at HangCon 2025. It was great to connect with all the participants and to hang out and rub shoulders with the vendors. It was also my first face-to-face with long-time friend, Shug, the great hammock…
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Review – ENO Sub6 Ultralight Hammock and Microtune Structural Ridgeline
If you enjoy lightweight backpacking, you should look into the ENO Sub6: light, just the right size for up to 5’11”, packable, and probably the most comfortable lightweight hammock I’ve ever tested. And I’ve tested them all. I love lightweight and even ultralight backpacking,…
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ENO JungleNest Hammock and Helios Hammock Straps Review
It’s been seven years since I last reviewed the ENO JungleNest and a lot has changed. When I first reviewed the JungleNest, I compared it to other entry-level hammocks. Today, the JungleNest stands firmly with top-tier camping hammocks, including some of my favorite cottage…
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Video Review – Panther Creek Hammock
The Panther Creek Hammock is in the family of spreader bar designs with a built-in bug net. The hammock can be used as a hammock and on the ground as a bivvy. Check out my video for a quick review.
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DIY Bottom Entry Bug Net Instructions
I’ve been wanting to do this project for some time, so I am excited to get this one in the books. Today I’m going to highlight the build steps and techniques of sewing a bug net for a hammock. This will be a 360-degree bug net that completely surrounds the hammock except for an…
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Review – One Wind Hammock, Tarp, and Winter Cover
Disclosure of material connection: The author (Derek Hansen) was provided with a free sample from the manufacturer for testing and evaluation purposes. The comments in this post (written & spoken) are of my own opinion, which I formed after personally handling the gear.
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Just published: Illustrated Hammock Basics
Hey everyone! I want to announce I’ve published a new illustrated book on hammock basics! This is a much smaller, packable book that focuses on the essentials — great for those looking for bite-size info if you’re just starting with hammocks, and if you want to share the…
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Trip Report – Hammock Camping on Humphreys Peak
September 4-5, 2020 It’s the tallest mountain in Arizona. And it’s volcanic (No, not active!). Well, every mountain around Flagstaff is volcanic in origin. In fact, I think Flagstaff is home to all five different types of volcanoes. The area is peppered with hundreds of cinder…