Dutchware Gear Chameleon Hammock 

Welcome to the hammock world! They are great!

Right on, I'm no longer in SC though.

Not a bad choice!

Same, I have 2 Etrol's that I absolutely love! And an 11ft ONEWIND that i'm not a fan of. This Chameleon, could be my next hammock!

Oh man, you're gonna love your new hammock! Congrats! Let us know what you think of it!

@@SpiguyverBackpacking1 it'll get tested on our next leg of the OHT in a few weeks. I can't wait

It is a great system. Have you checked out my other videos on the Chameleon accessories so you can see all the cool things you can add to it?

Spiguyver Backpacking I have not yet but I see you have a lot of content. I plan to view some today. At my age, 77, I am found a lot of research so I can get the most for resources.

Sorry I'm just now seeing this, yes this is a great hammock!

The Dutchware gear is great! I have some other videos that show the add ons and accessories for the Chameleon.

Spiguyver Backpacking I found them and they are just as good Thanks!

It's great! You should try it out! Thanks!

Thank you! Glad you enjoy the videos!

I've since moved to Oklahoma City. Thanks!

Mickey Wilson Thanks Mickey! I’ll go give your channel a look as well!

I wasn't"t aware of that, thanks!

Do you really need the tieouts though? Like you said, it's the cut of the covers that restrict/direct your lay and the tieouts emphasise that, but they don't make that lay.

Spiguyver Backpacking yes sir, part of the Kickstarter Fund. cant wait man. i live in Northern Ontario so it is always cold or buggy. lol

Spiguyver Backpacking just received my hammock. gonna set it up and take a video.

To be more precise, because english is not my native: if you have a right head left foot hammock with two sides zipper, you only need to turn your hammock at 180 degrees and you have a left head right foot hammock. Or just enter by the other side. It's only useful for one side zipper hammock, like my Hennessy hammock. Don't misunderstand me, I like this Chameleon and I will buy it just because it's very modular with bugnet, top cover, underquilt, etc... ;)

The difference is you don't need to worry about which side you put where, if you want the left to be the head end, you don't have to make sure you place that one on the left. Hard to put into words what I'm trying to say as well. Lol

Thank you! I use a couple of different GoPro Heros, and a Zoom H1 audio recorder.

Thanks

jwstrauc The hammock is black, the top cover is moroccan blue.

El Mardox Yes you can. I find even though I do at home, I don’t very often in the hammock.

There are a lot of great hammocks out there that will fit what you're looking for. If you were to get a chameleon you wouldn't be disappointed at all!

Thank you for your quick reply. Did you try the 1.0? How functional will my under quilt be with this hammock? I've been watching your videos a lot lately and find them very informative. Camping is a very good stress reliever for me. Even though it's suppose to rain and get down in the 30's, I'm considering going tonight.

Spiguyver Backpacking Thanks for the quick reply! Thanks for the info, I can't wait to try one but it looks like I missed the Kickstarter so I'll have to wait until available on his site. Thanks again!

I own the RR and I can tell you gathered end hammocks are better for side sleepers. I don' tknow how that rumor about bridge hammocks got started. I can't even sleep on my side in the RR without a pad in the pad sleeve. It contorts my body in a weird way otherwise. Squishes my arm too. RR is reall tippy also.

Phoenix 07, Saw you replied to my message asking what I thought about the difference between the WBBB XLC and Chameleon. I personally love my Warbonnet and wouldn't trade it for a different hammock, and I have looked at a LOT of hammocks. This is the closest one I have found to everything the Warbonnet has. Such as switchable bug net/winter top; however, I think I will stick with my Warbonnet. I like the option of a double layer for protection against biting insects. I too have an under quilt, but it is a short one that doesn't cover all of my body. The Warbonnet XLC is also wider, 132″x 63″ vs 132" x 58", so I would think it would have a flatter lay. I too am 6' 240lb and the XLC is perfect. Having said all that, I will still probably end up buying one of these after I finish on the AT this year and try it out only because of the weight. The only thing that appeals to me over the Warbonnet Blackbird XLC.

Yep! And no camping in the mud anymore either. NOthing worse than putting a tent away when it's raining and it's covered in mud. ugh. And don't forget about better lounging. Boo yeah

I switched some years ago and I prefer hammocks by a wide margin. WAY more comfortable - I sleep much better and hurt less. No dealing with rocks/roots/uneven ground where I find myself sliding down throughout the night. I stay warmer. When I wake up I'm not looking at nylon, I can look out from my hammock and see the nature I'm in. Better for lounging. I did a 10 day 100 mile hike last year and slept in my friend's tent one night towards the end and confirmed how much I prefer hammocks. Takes a little fiddling to dial in your preferred setup but so worth it.

Spiguyver Backpacking What I really wanted to say was nice video. I ordered mine after watching your and other videos. Thank you for sharing. Now about the ducks, I kayak the Rancocas Creek in NJ and there are many species of ducks but there are a lot of Muscovy ducks along one stretch.

Thanks! There will be more!

Bojana Radulović When did you send it and to which email. Thanks

Hi! It seems that was my mistake - I apologize! Please check the message on your channel, I just send it. Thank you :)