Simply Light Designs Custom Trail Lair Hammock and Other Gear
We are taking a look at some more hammock equipment this time primarily from Simply Light Designs. This is a unique setup that shows the new Argon interior wind shield as well as how to set this custom hammock on the ground as a bivy. Additionally we are looking at some other various gear primarily from SLD. This information is purely for entertainment purposes and you should always practice safety and hang at your own risk. I haven't been paid by SLD and all the items seen have been purchased independently by me. Hope you enjoy the video and don't forget to like, share and subscribe.
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VIDEO QUICK JUMP MENU:
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1:54 - Suspension setup
2:34 - Wilderness Logics Snake Skins
3:20 - SLD Trail Lair
6:42 - Argon 90 Wind Shield
10:09 - SLD Apex Climashield Pillow
10:24 - Hammock Gear Econ Quilts
12:10 - SLD Quilt Catch All
14:11 - SLD Trail Haven Tarp
15:46 - Therm-a-rest Hammock Warmer
18:29 - BIVY Mode with NeoAir and Bathtub
22:40 - SLD Gear Hammock
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HAMMOCK INFORMATION:
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SLD Trail Lair
- Argon 90 Windshield
- Tie Outs Knees & Shoulders (D-Rings)
- Fabric Hexon 2.4
- Continuous Loops Removable
- Fixed Ridgeline (Amsteel)
- Layers Single
- Length 11 Foot
- Netting Material No-See-Um(.9 oz)
- Removable Wind Shield Argon 90 - Charcoal Grey
- Under Quilt Hooks
- Zipper Options Two Sided(Retractable w/ Extra zipper pulls)
- Zipper Size #5 YKK Zipper
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WEIGHTS AND INFO:
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SLD Trail Lair 11 ft 2.4 Hex Hammock with Argon 90 Wind Shield, Tie-Outs, Clips, Arrowhead Equipment Ridgeline bag, and Hennessy Hammock Oversize Mesh Pockets - XL 18.5" x 31" in a Dream Hammock Double Ended Stuff Sack = 2.32 Pounds
SLD Tree Huggers with Arrowhead Equipment 7/64th Amsteel suspension and Bear Butt Carabiners = 5.1 Ounces
SLD Trail Haven Cat Cut Xenon Tarp, Dutch Fleaz and Wilderness Logics 3/4 oz. black netting 82" long (each) = 12.30 Ounces
SLD Nylon Hammock Quilt Catch All Sack 1.1 Silnylon 13.5" Width 10' long in stuff sack = 4.4 Ounces
SLD Gear Hammock 1.1 Silnylon with waterproof zipper Size: 52" Long & 48" Wide in stuff sack = 5.7 Ounces
BearPaw Wilderness Designs 30D Silnylon Bathtub Floor 50x78 inches in stuff sack =8.10 Ounces
Therm-a-Rest NeoAir XLite Small 3/4 Sleeping Pad 3.2 R Value in stuff sack = 7.3 Ounces
Therm-A-Rest Slacker Hammock Warmer = 6.1 Ounces
Big Agnes Pump/Stuff Sack Inflater = 1.6 Ounces
SLD Apex Climashield 10" x 14" Hammock Pillow = 4.2 Ounces
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WEBSITES:
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www.arrowhead-equipment.com/
www.thermarest.com/
www.simplylightdesigns.com/
www.wildernesslogics.com/
hennessyhammock.com/
www.bigagnes.com/
www.bearpawwd.com/
dutchwaregear.com/
www.hammockgear.com/
Пікірлер: 8
This is smart!
I really like this as a bug bivy option
Beautiful Simply Light Gear!!!
Love my Trail Lair. Nice setup
Awesome!
That setup is off the charts! I’m relatively new to hammock camping (only go backpacking about 6 times a year). Your top cover under the net is certainly unique. Did you originally come up with that idea due to possibly condensation issues that might occur with the standard top cover? Also do the pullouts work just as well keeping netting off the face/body in that configuration and in general? Also, how much a price difference was there in getting it done that way? I’m 6’4” and thinking of just going with a 12’ starter, but knowing if I just get a basic netting I won’t be able to use pullouts and the net would be on me more. Also wondering cause a friend has an Eno and noticed a net makes it tighter and harder to lay diagonal. So do zipped nets keep the hammock from getting to tight? Thanks Sent from my 📲
@papatechie
4 жыл бұрын
Everything in hammock camping costs extra LOL. Ive read tall guys should go with 12' or wide hammocks. Also check out the WBBB xlc for big dudes with sewn in foot box. It has netting pull out options and top cover options. Spend some time on hammock forums dot com as there is a ton of info. Also check out Shug on youtube he has lots of info.
@MrBalas3
4 жыл бұрын
Papatechie Yup. I’ve looked into all those suggestions. Shug’s a hoot! Yeah the tall me thinks being more comfortable in a 12 ft which shy’s me away from the XLC. I noticed even reviewers 5’ 10” and less are even going more for the 11 ft which are more like 5 ft taller than them than the 4 ft rule. To bad the XLC is patented and probably can’t just ask SLD to make a somewhat similar 12 footer 😂. Search goes on thanks.