Hammock Hot Tent

[Wayne]

During our recce trip to Rough close there was a group of preppers camped in an out of the way area.

A chap was using a hammock Hot tent. Intrigued i have found the Onetigris online. a bit spendy and a bit big.

Has anyone experience of hammocking with a stove.

My first thoughts are on the south coast it doesn't really get cold enough for a stove tent.

I do like the idea of a reasonable amount of covered space and the comfort of a hammock though.

 

[MartinK9]

I used to own a Smokehouse outfitters version many moons ago.

Hammock or campcot, the ability to hang clothes up to dry was a great bonus.

I would highly recommend you give it a try.

 

[TLM]

A chap was using a hammock Hot tent. Intrigued i have found the Onetigris online. a bit spendy and a bit big.

Has anyone experience of hammocking with a stove.

At first, second and third thought that does not sound like a good idea. I think that falls under: "everything that can be done should not be done".

OK, I back pedal a bit, maybe in an infernal swamp with no dry ground at all but lots of trees.

 

[MikeeMiracle]

My first thoughts are on the south coast it doesn't really get cold enough for a stove tent.

I really like the idea of a hot tent also but came to the same conclusion about it not really being needed in our part of the country to justify carrying the extra weight of not only the stove but whatever I was going to put it into. When I was keen on the idea I was looking at this

Rhombus Hammock Hot Tarp | Lonewolf902 Canvas Hot Shelter for Hammock Camping

Rhombus Hammock Hot Tarp | Lonewolf902 Canvas Hot Shelter for Hammock Camping

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