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Grand Trunk UltraLight Has Arrived

Posted on October 25, 2012 by Kudzu
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I’m beginning to think that my obsession for hammocks isn’t far behind that of backcountry stoves. When I learned that Green Life Outfitters was having a great 40% sale on everything I found myself for no apparent reason looking … Continue reading →

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A Beast of a Tarp

Posted on July 12, 2012 by Kudzu
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Since adding the Jacks R Better Bear Mountain Bridge Ultralight hammock to my gear closet I’ve been in need of a new tarp. I absolutely love my OES MacCat Deluxe tarp but it has two downfalls with the bridge … Continue reading →

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Jarbridge Underquilt

Posted on October 26, 2011 by Kudzu
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Well, if you read my post at the end of August you know I purchased a Jarbridge underquilt from Arrowhead Equipment. Today was the first opportunity I had to actually put it up under the hammock and test it out … Continue reading →

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I’m Warm and Fuzzy with My New Underquilt

Posted on August 31, 2011 by Kudzu
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Having taken advantage of the recent sale by Arrowhead Equipment I am now the proud owner of a Jarbridge River underquilt. The Jarbridge is a 3/4 quilt that’s rated to 30 degrees. I purchased it with the plan of … Continue reading →

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So Suspendful

Posted on April 17, 2011 by Kudzu
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Last night after taking heed of someone’s suggestion at hammockforums.net I decided to try a new suspension method for the hammock. I used to bow hunt as a kid but haven’t touched it in years. Well, I pulled my … Continue reading →

Posted in DIY, Gear, hammock, hammockforums.net, homemade, Shelter | Tagged hammock, rigging, suspension, toggle | Leave a reply

First Night in the Light Hiker

Posted on April 16, 2011 by Kudzu
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Well, last night I spent my first night in the Light Hiker. I have to say that while it took me a while to get to sleep (which always does in the backyard with AC and other noises) I … Continue reading →

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Gearing Up for Dropping Down

Posted on April 14, 2011 by Kudzu
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The next Appalachian Trail adventure is just 49 days away and it’s time to get serious about getting ready. We’ll be hiking further than we have in the past and without re-supply so I’m looking for every opportunity to … Continue reading →

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Hammock Suspension

Posted on April 8, 2009 by Kudzu
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After long last I finally took the time to start the switch to a ring buckle suspension system for the hammock. I still have the original lines connected to the Hennessy as I’m not quite ready to cut them, … Continue reading →

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Backyard Camping

Posted on September 2, 2008 by Kudzu
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Well, since I knew I wouldn’t have to be anywhere on Labor Day, I thought it was the perfect excuse to put the hammock up in the back yard. I still hadn’t had the chance to try it out … Continue reading →

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2nd Hennessy Field Trial

Posted on August 2, 2008 by Kudzu
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After long last I was finally able to get out in the woods again. I headed back out to Hanna Park by myself and spent about an hour jumping from trail to trail. I had a fun time and … Continue reading →

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