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TimberWolf

More fingers than teeth
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Travel Hammock / Bivi - DD Hammocks

Advantages over a tent:

  • With no metal bits and with its smaller size, the potential of fitting all camping gear into a single aircraft cabin bag beckons. For cheap destinations, avoiding the cargo hold to store a rucksack containing a tent can almost half the flight cost
  • May not need a rucksack, just a single sports bag
  • May feel a bit weird using it at a camp site, hence would likely end up on saving on camp site costs too
  • May be quite comfortable to sleep in?
  • Seems practical for warm climes. If there are no trees to hang from, it also serves as a bivvy (small tent)
  • Good stealth factor
  • Even more freedom than a tent - no more needing to return to a camp site in the evening, or even need to search for a camp site
 
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Travel Hammock / Bivi - DD Hammocks

Advantages over a tent:

  • With no metal bits and with its smaller size, the potential of fitting all camping gear into a single aircraft cabin bag beckons. For cheap destinations, avoiding the cargo hold to store a rucksack containing a tent can almost half the flight cost
  • May not need a rucksack, just a single sports bag
  • May feel a bit weird using it at a camp site, hence would likely end up on saving on camp site costs too
  • May be quite comfortable to sleep in?
  • Seems practical for warm climes. If there are no trees to hang from, it also serves as a bivvy (small tent)
    [*]Good stealth factor
  • Even more freedom than a tent - no more needing to return to a camp site in the evening, or even need to search for a camp site


:confused:

Bing!
 
A tent can be seen from outer space, especially the luminous orange or yellow ones as sold in shops. A hammock is more stealthy and can be used in places where a tent wouldn't work. Camping isn't encouraged in some places.

Ahhh... fair point, I thought you were going on the run??


Bing!
 
Ahhh... fair point, I thought you were going on the run??


Bing!


And I might add, some of those wooded places on a cliff top overlooking an azure ocean whose waves lap gently in the wind would probably be locations restricted to the VIP or political classes for you hotel users/suckers. For free.
 
A tent can be seen from outer space, especially the luminous orange or yellow ones as sold in shops. A hammock is more stealthy and can be used in places where a tent wouldn't work. Camping isn't encouraged in some places.
Are zealous farmers using satellite surveillance to spot campers?
 
DD%20Travel%20Hammock%204-t.jpg
DD%20Travel%20Hammock%207-t.jpg

Travel Hammock / Bivi - DD Hammocks

Advantages over a tent:

  • With no metal bits and with its smaller size, the potential of fitting all camping gear into a single aircraft cabin bag beckons. For cheap destinations, avoiding the cargo hold to store a rucksack containing a tent can almost half the flight cost
  • May not need a rucksack, just a single sports bag
  • May feel a bit weird using it at a camp site, hence would likely end up on saving on camp site costs too
  • May be quite comfortable to sleep in?
  • Seems practical for warm climes. If there are no trees to hang from, it also serves as a bivvy (small tent)
  • Good stealth factor
  • Even more freedom than a tent - no more needing to return to a camp site in the evening, or even need to search for a camp site

Thats actually pretty cool, and has just gone on my list of kit for a potential plan for next year.
 

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