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Byer of Maine Moskito Kakoon Hammock

Byer of Maine Moskito Kakoon Hammock

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For anyone who wants to sleep under the stars without worrying about pesky insects throughout the night, the Byer of Maine Moskito Kakoon Hammock has a lot to offer. Recently updated from the original model, this new design is 8 inches longer, 2 inches wider, and pares down 4 ounces—coming in at just 22 ounces Read More

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AndreasHellman
13
Aug 30, 2019
Tarp is not including right?
dcloucks
1
Aug 28, 2019
Does the current drop include the fly? There is no mention either way but there are pictures of it in the drop. Thank you.
dcloucksI'm sorry but the Rain Fly is no longer available.
Donkimo
8
Mar 28, 2019
Hey, so I'm around 255 lbs, and was wondering if that is pushing the 275 lb weight limit. Can I get in normally (a bit rough) or do I have to ease in to it?
DonkimoI'm sorry I missed your question on the last drop. 255 lbs will do just fine. I always have to recommend easing in to it though. Enjoy!!
TrailName_TDB
1
Mar 25, 2019
Has anyone put a fixed ridgeline onto one of these? Success??
abrunell
0
Apr 24, 2019
TrailName_TDBI have, and it works alright. It causes the bug net to collapse in a bit since the ridgeline runs lower than the line that hangs the net, but it's not too much of an issue.
Baalot
1
Feb 20, 2019
Hi. Is the moskito protection removable ? Thanks
BaalotHello. It is not removable. However you just need to flip the hammock over and you will be able to use it with out the netting.. We intentionally designed it so that the spreader bars are removable so that you can use it both ways and not have to worry about the spreader bars poking you. Enjoy!
WestChesterKeith
0
Nov 22, 2018
Help for a father purchasing for his Boy Scout... If I buy this hammock plus the optional fly plus the optional tie straps will that be everything he needs? Would I need to purchase any other webbing, straps, cords, stakes for the fly, etc to hang this? Thanks in advance!
WestChesterKeithThe only other thing you would need is optional comfort gear. Sleeping gear, under quilt, etc.
WestChesterKeith
0
Nov 24, 2018
DannyhammockThank you! He's got a good bag and does mostly 3/4 season camping so I'll let him decide if he needs the under quilt or not. Appreciate the reply.
LustigLiran
16
Oct 2, 2018
Hi. Can someone answer if the optional fly has holes for trekking poles so I could be use as a tarp tent as well?
Thank you
LustigLiranHello - Yes it does have holes for trekking poles and the appropriate tie downs on the ends for you too. Thanks for your interest!
solBLACK
224
Oct 1, 2018
Even at this great price I think I'm going to wait till spring to pick this up. Maybe we'll have an updated version by then as well?
Aems
9
Jul 29, 2018
$21.25 shipping costs to Europe is a deal breaker, a pity.
LGW1
9
Oct 1, 2018
AemsYup same for Australia. No deal, tell em they're dreamin'.
MickeyBliss
7
Jul 27, 2018
I have had a hennesy for .. a decade, still going well but I have moved further from the equator, closer to the pole and the colder (not snow but ..) nights see me.needing an underquilt because damn, i get cold at night.
I see from.commemts this doesn't have underquilt attachment built in ? are there other models coming with that feature ? It's become a must have for me.
MickeyBlissThank you for your interest. I have never actually seen a hammock with a built in attachment for an underquilt. Do you have one? I just assumed that people attached it to the rope at the end of the hammock. Interesting idea that I think could be added next time we rework the hammock.
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