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We had a 5 man version I'd love to convert one into a winter palace for my hammock, I have great memories of our Lichfield it took some abuse from mother nature and never let us down.

I've used the Amok and I'm not a fan, it makes a better seat than it does a bed I found the foot box annoying and uncomfortable. My advice would be to buy a decent hammock from Dutch, Warbonnet, UK Hammocks etc. Or even a Ticket to the Moon hammock my wife bought me a full set up from them and...

I use shock cord tensioners on each guy line to help take pressure of the tarp when windy but I like the ridgeline to be as taut as possible, I've just recently got some loop alien clones to try I'll give them a bash next trip out.

I think it's worth it for longer ridgelines especially in wet & windy conditions it saves a lot of readjustment, I still love using paracord though it's hard to beat for the most part.

I've started using Marlow throw line with tensioners on the guy lines,I find on bigger tarps paracord is a little too stretchy but I still use it on smaller tarps/bashas

Just got some stainless steel balti dishes in aldi I might try them in my cook kit

Snugpak under blanket New crusader cup 50m of 2mm Marlow throw line

I am considering getting a Boar I like the look of them I've heard some mixed reviews on the sheaths though, I'm currently using a Schrade tanto and its ok but I want a change.

Cheers folk's, I'm working all weekend so I was hoping to spend the day in the woods today but unfortunately my son is sick so I get to spend the day watching cartoons and making soup, a brew in the woods can wait not to long I hope Sent from my Nexus 7 using Tapatalk

Hello from Scotland, i thought it was about time i signed up to the forum after a long time just checking in from the sidelines. I've been enjoying the outdoors all my life, i mainly solo camp in my hammock but i also tent and bivvy camp occasionally and I'm always looking to learn new ways of...