Had a bit of a play with my group buy coleman bag this morning
I got a much neater hang than this when I added the speader bars and ridge line. But my mrs refused to come back up take another pic with me inside it lol
It certainly does work as a cocoon without any mods, I just un-zipped the bottom of the bag and slid the hammock through
I used a DD frontline because it has sleeves for little spreader bars sewn into the mozzie net which worked great to keep the bag off your face. I did have to add another ridge line though as the bag was too heavy for the shock cord that comes with the hammock
Some inside pics
Plenty of head room
The veiw
So there ya go......I'm not saying this is an awsome solution to anything but if you have the bag or want to hammock in winter but sleep cold and can manage the pack size of the coleman then its bloody warm and plenty cheap, i'd guess its below 15 degrees today and it got uncomfortably warm in there after less than 10 minutes and I believe these bags are on sale at go-out doors for about 35 quid
Oh and I didn't have a sleeping mat under me but really could feel the warmth from the bag underneath....i''v never used an under quilt but I should imagine it pretty similar
Cheers......adam
I got a much neater hang than this when I added the speader bars and ridge line. But my mrs refused to come back up take another pic with me inside it lol
It certainly does work as a cocoon without any mods, I just un-zipped the bottom of the bag and slid the hammock through
I used a DD frontline because it has sleeves for little spreader bars sewn into the mozzie net which worked great to keep the bag off your face. I did have to add another ridge line though as the bag was too heavy for the shock cord that comes with the hammock
Some inside pics
Plenty of head room
The veiw
So there ya go......I'm not saying this is an awsome solution to anything but if you have the bag or want to hammock in winter but sleep cold and can manage the pack size of the coleman then its bloody warm and plenty cheap, i'd guess its below 15 degrees today and it got uncomfortably warm in there after less than 10 minutes and I believe these bags are on sale at go-out doors for about 35 quid
Oh and I didn't have a sleeping mat under me but really could feel the warmth from the bag underneath....i''v never used an under quilt but I should imagine it pretty similar
Cheers......adam
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