A new Bridge Hammock // Towns End - Just a Bridge Hammock

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A new Bridge Hammock // Towns End - Just a Bridge Hammock
Learn more about Towns End Hammocks here - thisgearsforyou.com
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  • @tonywillingham8109
    @tonywillingham81093 ай бұрын

    I own a lot of camping hammocks and the Towns End hammocks are by far my favorite. My next favorite is the Hennessy. I'm a big boy: 6' 2" 230lbs

  • @jays7318
    @jays73189 ай бұрын

    Thanks for the review. I have been sleeping in Townsend bridge hammocks every night at home since 2019. I really like them, and Bill the owner is such a great guy. However, I still use gathered end hammocks for backpacking because they are lighter and didn't give me ant shoulder or back problems... until this year. I guess things change as I age! I would only buy one for camping if it has an integrated bug net, so I am looking forward to Bill's new version with one.

  • @SpiguyverBackpacking1

    @SpiguyverBackpacking1

    9 ай бұрын

    Right on, his bridges are pretty stellar! I have been so happy with the purchase of the Luxury UL, best sleep I've ever gotten in the woods. Which hammock are you using at home? I would love to keep using gathered end hammocks while backpacking, but with my shoulder it's gotten to where I sleep horribly.

  • @jays7318

    @jays7318

    9 ай бұрын

    @@SpiguyverBackpacking1 The Happy Medium. Works great for me at 5'10" 160lbs

  • @All_Things_Out_Doors
    @All_Things_Out_Doors9 ай бұрын

    Looks comfortable! Sweet looking hammock!

  • @SpiguyverBackpacking1

    @SpiguyverBackpacking1

    9 ай бұрын

    It's not bad at all. Nowhere near the Luxury UL, but for someone who is looking for a simple bridge, this would do it!

  • @rodoutdoors
    @rodoutdoors9 ай бұрын

    Looks nice. 👍

  • @SpiguyverBackpacking1

    @SpiguyverBackpacking1

    9 ай бұрын

    It's not bad at all! Light and easy!

  • @jeffmyers7062
    @jeffmyers70629 ай бұрын

    Nice one!

  • @SpiguyverBackpacking1

    @SpiguyverBackpacking1

    9 ай бұрын

    Thanks!

  • @familyshare3724
    @familyshare37242 ай бұрын

    "head and shoulders above" (pun of puns?)

  • @Kenbur
    @Kenbur7 ай бұрын

    Thanks, Mark - interesting - I looked at the Towns-Ends a couple years back, but just looked, saw your video on it about a year ago but had my AMOK then. But after watching this I was wondering - since I have the Banyam but find it somewhat smallish overall, for me, and seems rather hard to "wiggle around" in it to ease pressure on my knees and back when I use it for extended lays. How does this one and the the luxury ul ones by Bill work for getting comfortable or adjusting when you lay in it for an extended time? Do you have to orient yourself or is it like you just grab the sides and move fairly easily? The one drawback in the AMOK which as I've said I use all the time, is a bit heavy for like a quick hike or for a quick hang - though I end up using it for that a lot - I've been looking for a flat lay that is as close to the flat lay I get in the AMOK but doesn't need a mattress (ie Haven tent also) which always adds time obviously to the aspect for quick set-ups/take-downs or like the Hennesey which I also own, is pretty heavy for any type of hiking and seems to take a lot of messing with to get a decent hang or needs an oversized pad in it which again defeats the purpose of a quick setup and go type thing. Like you, I've pretty much given up on my Chameleon, Warbonnett, Sierra Madre Ninox FlatLay, and any other gathered end because though awesome-made hammocks and very comfortable for what they are, my older-than-you age, and torn body just can't be in them like before, and be comfortable. What are your thoughts? And hope things are going well during the holidays for you.

  • @SpiguyverBackpacking1

    @SpiguyverBackpacking1

    7 ай бұрын

    Happy Holidays Ken. As far as comfort, I have never been more comfortable in a hammock than I am in the Town End Luxury UL. If you want more support the Big Guy Bridge is the way to get it. I find that moving around is pretty easy in it, the structural lines run down each side, so you have a good piece to grab on and slide in the hammock. I like setting mine up with the head end a little higher than the foot, and when I'm lounging and reading I slide more toward the foot end which elevates the head even more and gives a great position to read. Then to sleep I slide more toward the head end.

  • @Kenbur

    @Kenbur

    7 ай бұрын

    @@SpiguyverBackpacking1 thanks

  • @drytool
    @drytool9 ай бұрын

    I never thought of this before but this bridge hammock looks way easier to tell if it is level than a regular hammock

  • @SpiguyverBackpacking1

    @SpiguyverBackpacking1

    9 ай бұрын

    yeah it is pretty easy to tell. Unlike a gathered end, I prefer my head end slightly higher than my foot end.

  • @drytool

    @drytool

    8 ай бұрын

    @@SpiguyverBackpacking1 I should've said it looks easier to tell the angle, whatever it is. I can see which is your head end from the thumbnail!

  • @naturalforlife6741
    @naturalforlife67419 ай бұрын

    I really love my Ridge Runner. I also like my One Wind 12 ft. gathered end with the attached bug net. I can lay semi on my side in it but not directly on my shoulder. I sleep in it every night at home and take my Ridge Runner camping, like last night.

  • @SpiguyverBackpacking1

    @SpiguyverBackpacking1

    9 ай бұрын

    ridge runner is a solid one for sure!

  • @jays7318

    @jays7318

    9 ай бұрын

    How do you like your 12ft gathered end hammock compared to an 11ft one? Big difference? What is your height?

  • @naturalforlife6741

    @naturalforlife6741

    9 ай бұрын

    This thing is very large and very luxurious. I'm only 5'6".@@jays7318

  • @dwaynestewart411
    @dwaynestewart4119 ай бұрын

    I like my Hammock I have one that came from temp with a bug net and it works fantastic and it cost 9 dollars and I have one I got at walmart and I love it as well and it was 35 dollars . I've used both many times. Hammocks are a great way to sleep. Dwayne

  • @SpiguyverBackpacking1

    @SpiguyverBackpacking1

    7 ай бұрын

    If it's working for you, that's awesome, keep getting out and hanging!

  • @thirstyboots57
    @thirstyboots574 ай бұрын

    Mark, is the “Just the Bridge “ a different model from the “Happy Medium” or “Happy Medium UL”.

  • @scottbutler1561
    @scottbutler15619 ай бұрын

    Nice demo, is there integrated storage in the ends via drawcord like Bill's other designs? Not that I'll be giving up my Big Guy bridge for this anytime soon :)

  • @SpiguyverBackpacking1

    @SpiguyverBackpacking1

    9 ай бұрын

    There is no storage on this one, but the ends are not open quite like the bigger ones. There is no drawcord, but the ends are sewn with gussets so they create a small wall at each end.

  • @joe411k
    @joe411k9 ай бұрын

    What type of tarp(s) have you used with the just a bridge?

  • @SpiguyverBackpacking1

    @SpiguyverBackpacking1

    9 ай бұрын

    I have primarily been using the Dutchware Gear bonded wide winter tarp. It’s big enough that I can sit in my bigger Luxury UL without the spreader bars touching the tarp.

  • @joe411k

    @joe411k

    9 ай бұрын

    11 foot or 12 foot ridgeline?

  • @SpiguyverBackpacking1

    @SpiguyverBackpacking1

    7 ай бұрын

    12 foot.

  • @SpiguyverBackpacking1

    @SpiguyverBackpacking1

    7 ай бұрын

    12 foot

  • @prodbyballln4632
    @prodbyballln46329 ай бұрын

    Any update on that scam situation? I’m going through something similar with Cashapp

  • @SpiguyverBackpacking1

    @SpiguyverBackpacking1

    9 ай бұрын

    Yeah, CashApp said I didn’t have a case and closed it in favor of the seller. The seller who took my money and disappeared. Yup!

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