This is a DIY bridge style hammock done in 1.6 HyperD Olive Drab. Bridge hammocks differ from traditional gathered end hammocks as they use spreader bars at each end. This opens the hammock up much like a cot and creates a constant, flatter lay. An option worth considering for those who don't prefer the "banana" effect that traditional hammocks can sometimes create.
This week we continue our series on Hammock Fabric Testing with new static load results on two fabrics: 1.6 oz HyperD - One of our flagship premium hammock fabrics. Known for it's balance of weight/durability and extremely soft feel against... Read more →
Testing is BORING. Yeah, I said it. But couple testing with hammocks and I'M IN. Hammocks and hammock camping have grown by leaps and bounds over the past few years. This is undeniable. What started as a music festival fad... Read more →
As we continue to push limits on weight and waterproofness with tarp/shelter materials, it's inevitable that some design tweaks will need to be made to keep designs reliable in the field. About a month ago, I was contacted by a... Read more →
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