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I use 1”, but it’s not uncommon for frills to use narrower webbing and just double it around the tree if it needs more protection.


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Tough question. Generally, people find longer and wider more comfortable, which is why so many people diss the 9’ ENO. If you’re looking for a camping hammock, the top 3 tend to be the Dream Hammock,...

You might want to consider using your existing pad until you get a chance to go to a "group hang", which is a regional gathering where lots of people gather to hammock camp. Typically people bring...

This month we get a chance to talk to a couple of folks who have been involved in the hammock camping community for quite a while – Bryan Oates and John Gresham of Tato Gear. Not only making amazing...

This is an interesting topic, and I think many of the hammock vendors have something to apologize for this too. Looking at many of their sites, they always show hammockers in "adventure hangs"...

This month, Jonathan and Mark get a chance to talk with Mark Orton – also known as Spiguyver. We chat about his experiences camping and backpacking and what got him into producing regular video...

I use a super shelter and by far it's a great value for the money. As long as you're staying above 40F you won't be sorry. Also it's really lightweight.


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In this episode, our hosts get a chance to talk about a new take on hanging from the trees – not a hammock, but not a tent. Alex Shirley-Smith from Tentsile shares with us his experiences in...

In this episode Mark and Jonathan get to talk to Gresh and Junebug about their experiences starting up the world's first social club organized to support hammock campers. If you've ever been to a...

This month's episode brings us Ben Lawhon, Education Director for the Leave No Trace Center for Outdoor Ethics. Mark and Jonathan get a chance to chat with Ben about the LNT mindset, and how Hammock...

This month's episode brings us Adam and Preston, the co-founders of the successful brand of hammocks and accessories, Yukon Outfitters. After discussing Adam and Preston's experience in hiking and...

Seeing some issues with the podcast showing up in Apple's iTunes/Podcast app. I'll update here when it appears.

After producing a hammock camping podcast for a year, we bring you a very special anniversary episode! Jonathan and Mark get together some of the record holders in cold weather camping for an...

In this episode, Jonathan and Mark have a chance to chat with Heather and Josh Legler, hosts of The First 40 Miles podcast, a podcast that introduces beginners to backpacking and backpacking skills....

$100 - $150 assuming that it has its tarp and suspension.


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Hi, I normally would be posting about our Podcast episodes in the Hammock Camping forum (and I did this month as well), but thought that anyone who subscribes to this forum would be interested in...

In this episode, Jonathan and Mark welcome an amazing guest co-host! Melanie Lamere, known as lilprincess in Hammock Forums, leads a round-table conversation with Junebug, Baja, Connie, Colleen, and...

In this episode, Jonathan and Mark get a chance to talk to someone who has been hanging around in hammocks for quite a while – Grizz, or Professor Hammock (depending upon which YouTube series you...

For this episode, Mark and Jonathan travel to Trail Days in Damascus, VA to interview some long-distance hikers who have found that hanging from the trees lets them get the rest they need to make...

If you have a pad, you can start with that. Many regular hammock campers use an underquilt, which hangs under your hammock on the outside.


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Hi, this is Jonathan from the Hang Your Own Hang Podcast, a podcast about hammock camping. If you're a Hammock Camper and Thru-Hiker, we'll be at Trail Days on Saturday at booth 617 and would love to...

For our eighth episode, we kick it up a notch – a notch high up in a tree, that is. Jonathan and Mark interview Logan Spader, also known as “TreeFool” (and here on the Hammock Forums as...

Welcome aboard, Daniel. You can find a lot of answers for your questions at hammockforums.net. That being said, generally speaking most people find they need some kind of under-insulation, either and...

Thanks, John. It's a lot of fun to do for us as well, a real way for us to give back to a very generous community.