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Reddit mentions of OneTigris Night Protector Hammock Underquilt, Essential Hammock Gear
Sentiment score: 2
Reddit mentions: 3
We found 3 Reddit mentions of OneTigris Night Protector Hammock Underquilt, Essential Hammock Gear. Here are the top ones.
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- Premium Materials: SEE Polyester Filling, 20D Ripstop Nylon Shell with a DWR coating and 300T Polyester Pongee Lining that's quick warm, comfy, wind-proof and water resistant
- 4 Seasons Quilt: Comfortable temperature range 40°F ~ 68°F (5°C ~ 20°C), great option to extend the hammock camping season to whole year; combine the underquilt and insulation of a sleeping bag and you get a winter hammock sleeping system
- Keeping You Warm: Full length and wide (9.2ft *4ft), designed to fit snugly to all standard sized hammocks, keeping you warm and toasty in chilly temperatures, no (Cold Butt Syndrome) CBS anymore
- Quick Setup: Assembled bungee cord loops on both ends and strong carabiners for an easy and cozy fix to your hammock, very fast and easy to set up and take down
- Compressible & Portable: Includes a free compression stuff sack to compress into a small size for easy carrying and store, perfect for camping, backpacking, hiking, mountaineering and other outdoor activities | Weighs 28oz/ 800g | Dimensions in 9.2ft *4ft
Features:
Specs:
| Color | Od Green |
| Height | 0.98818897537 inches |
| Length | 94.79921250173 inches |
| Size | 9.2ft *4ft |
| Weight | 1.763698096 Pounds |
| Width | 47.99999995104 inches |
I bought one of these for my son and it works just fine. Used it down to 13 degrees so far, and while cold, I think that 13 degrees (F) is really pushing this thing. I liked the way it snuggles the hammock too.
https://www.amazon.com/OneTigris-Hammock-Underquilt-Lightweight-Packable/dp/B01N95BEZU?ref_=fsclp_pl_dp_1
check out /r/hammockcamping
I am in a similar position as you so I can't really claim to be an expert, but from what i have read:
you need something under the hammock or between you and the bottom of the hammock. you have 2 options. option 1 is a sleeping pad. you may have one from your camping days so that would be cheap as in free. or you can go with an underquilt. which is kinda like a sleeping bag that goes under your hammock. I recently bought this one supposedly good down to 5C. hoping to get a chance to test it out in my garage this weekend.
https://smile.amazon.com/Premium-Outdoor-Hammock-Carabiners-Included/dp/B01M1EQCZO
I'd recommend this hammock instead. It's 11 feet long instead of 10 feet for the other one. Longer means it's easier for you to get a good, flat, diagonal lie. I have a 10 foot single and it's great when I need to go lighter or want to use my mummypod, but an 11 foot double hammock is waaaaay more comfortable with an underquilt and top quilt.
Cheap summer underquilt, good down to about 40: https://smile.amazon.com/OneTigris-Hammock-Underquilt-Lightweight-Packable/dp/B01N95BEZU
Any blanket or an unzipped sleeping bag will work, but if you want a dedicated one: https://smile.amazon.com/SnugPak-Jungle-Blanket-Survival-Polyester/dp/B07BGY8WW2
That snugpak blanket is probably a bit warm but easy to hang your feet or knees out of and let it vent.
Another thing you could do to save money is if your sleeping bag has two zippers you can unzip the foot end and run your hammock through the bag. Sleeping on top of your bag inside the hammock is pointless because you'll compress the insulation and get a cold butt. Running the hammock through the bag will force you to lay inline like a banana but you will probably stay pretty warm on the cheap. It's way more comfortable to use a dedicated underquilt, though.