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    Default Eno single or double nest for over 6ft

    I'm about 6'2" 220lb. Should I get a double nest, or is a singlenest OK.

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    Double. I'm 6'3'' 250lbs. Used the double for three years. Love it.
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    Either is fine, but the double will give you more room to find a comfy lay no matter what size you are. You'll not regret the double if you are set on ENO.

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    I am also 6'-2", 220 pounds and use an ENO Single-Nest. Sometimes I feel like a human burrito at night and have to think a little extra wiggle room would be great. Go for the double.
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    6ft2" and 275lbs. Get the DN. Picture of me doing my afternoon hammock research (taking a nap)
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    I agree with the rest of these guys get a double I am 5'9" 165 and I have had my eno for about a year and the single is perfect for someone my size so deff go with the double.


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    Singlenest works fine for me and I'm about 6'3" 185lbs.
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    On the hammock and the straps it says Max weight 200 for a single nest then 400 or a double nest. But that is just a safety precaution and could probably and best bettingly hold more. I am only 120 pounds and have both single and double hammock and can say i enjoy the room the double provides for me and can't see me using my single hammock by choice.

    There is also a few things you should do when sleeping in a hammock 1. hang the hammock higher as you will slowly sag down during . 2. tie the access rope into a knot around the rope hanging the hammock and leave a little bit hanging down ( rain water find the easiest route which will be to the hammock unless stopped other wise) 3 hang your backpack up on your hammock rope also rain goes under the hammock and will have a very wet backpack unless covered or is elivated.

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    yes. double.
    extra comfy

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    Ok Im sorry Im a noob at hammocks, but when you say double or single, do you mean like the actual size of the hammock ( L x W )? I am building my own hammock so I was just wondering...

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    Quote Originally Posted by dbs1crew View Post
    Ok Im sorry Im a noob at hammocks, but when you say double or single, do you mean like the actual size of the hammock ( L x W )? I am building my own hammock so I was just wondering...
    If you are building your own, you need to go here!

    http://www.hammockforums.net/forum/f...splay.php?f=85

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    Some doubles can get annoying with the extra material flapping near your face while you try and sleep while laying at a diagonal. But I'm 5' 8" or 9" and use a trek light double. I sewed on a custom tie out near my head to keep the flap out of my face.

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