Amok Draumr Hammock & Tarp at Cotswold Outdoors

[Mike313]

I've never used a tarp but saw this set-up on sale at Cotswold Outdoors which looks interesting:

http://www.cotswoldoutdoor.com/amok...m_campaign=20170319-CO0063&uuicode=bckuihwozx

 

[bopdude]

I've tried the hammock, very awkward to get into imho

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[Macaroon]

An excellent bit of kit, these...................One of the best night's sleep I've ever had and very easy and light to carry, deploy and use. Great bit of design that works very well, and worth that money all day long!

 

[TinkyPete]

+1 to Macaroon comment....

I have tried quite a few hammocks and this is by far the best hammock I have slept in. You can easily side or front sleep it is just like being in a bed only better cause you can get a gentle rock on

It is a very quick set up and everything you needs comes in the set up no extras needed, the suspension system is all connected and you only have to remember Red is Right.....

The longest bit of kit to set up is your inflating mat (I use a exped down 9 wide long which is the one recommended) the hammock takes about 30 seconds to set up without the mat and the tarp is also under a minute all the guys are attached and roll up and kept in place by Velcro on the tarp so nothing to loose. It is so great I will not ever part with mine, like my Jervens bag an essential bit of one of my kit set ups, and with the built in mossi net which has three zips on it for ease of opening and is always kept off you face with loads of room. The hammock is easily to convert to a chair for a comfortable position and with a low table means you do not even need to get up to make a brew or meal.

For getting into there are a couple of techniques, once you have sorted the one that works for you it is very easy. did take me a few tries but now I have my way sorted.