There is some good information in hammocks out there from a few enthusiasts with videos on how to lie diagonal and stay flat, etc.. My findings: Great for a solo tour. Light, easy to set up and comfy. Cooler. Sleep on top of your pad to stay a bit warmer, but I was cold in the 30's when I would have been fine in a tent and on the ground. Light and easy with one person, if two, get a tent. Bugs? Gotta have an extra screen set up. I haven't figured that out yet so I'll probably hold for spring and fall without major southern bugs. Y'all in Cali don't have bugs, right? I string a tarp atop for rain and it works pretty well. I Have a basic tarp, but will spring for an eno one if I keep it up. Lighter and easier to pack and designed for the purpose.
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