DD Superlight Range

[Gaudette]

Has anyone tried out the Hammock and Tarp from the DD Superlight range? I've always found their stuff good value for money and have had no complaints. I was looking for something less weighty and more, importantly less bulky, than my current stuff. It won't be used in harsh weather or for overnighters. I wanted something light that doesn't take a lot of room that I can use for afternoon snoozes in the woods and to take abroad. This looks to fit the bill. Any comments or experiences would be appreciated.


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[mountainm]

It's a bit on the small side - I think there's at least one review on hammockforums.net

 

[Gaudette]

Cheers for that. Interesting reading over there.


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[Tank]

No experience with the new range but I come across this today.

http://youtu.be/OaEajqm-058

 

[Gaudette]

Many thanks tank.I'd missed that one. The size of the hammock is just right for my bimble bag and I'll stick with my TW tarp.


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[tartanferret]

I wanted something light that doesn't take a lot of room that I can use for afternoon snoozes in the woods

Same reason I made a clone of the Wilderness Logics Snipe hammock. About £20 and, dare I say it, comfier than my Blackbird for that situation.

Snipe in da house ! Any excuse for shug

http://m.youtube.com/watch?v=6WsBGnwTi00

Plans available on HF or just google knotty stretch side hammock.

 

[copper_head]

I wanted something light that doesn't take a lot of room that I can use for afternoon snoozes in the woods and to take abroad. This looks to fit the bill.

One of these maybe? If you can live with a the extra weight the XL version is also excellent.

 

[Gaudette]

Cheers for the ideas. In the end I cheered myself up after the footy to the DD. I've been quite happy with the DD camping hammock size and this should easily fit into the Yugo bag I got from Copper_head. I'll let you know how it pans out.