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| | | Re: Any advice on hammocks?
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Originally Posted by Scubapauly  | It looks pretty good to me: nice and simple. I've used a couple of different types, the latest being an Amazonas Traveller which I got for a quid at a car booty: Knifebargains.co.uk Amazonas Traveller Hammock
Apologies if you're a seasoned hammock user, but here's a couple of tips.
- don't pitch it too flat
- lie about 15 degrees askew in it. You'll lie flatter that way
- use a sleeping mat underneath you. Hammocks can be quite chilly underneath you because they compress your sleeping bag's insulation.
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