This is just whut I needed ta find. I need an underquilt fer my "gear sling" hammock that I use as my chair....gunna stop that CBS I bet it does.....and I can make it any size and thickness. I love this vid rite now bud.cant thank ya nuff.
You gave me some ideas.. I'm going to see if my emergency blanket would work like this. Just trying to stop the air. I use a sleeping bag too. Thanks bro ❤
@@ReWyldOutdoors I'm going on a 18 mile hike on an abandoned railroad here in Bulls Gap Tn. There's a river I'm going to fish and I was worried about getting cold. I get colder at 54 than when I was younger. Thank you for your video idea I subscribed to your channel.
I have that exact blanket and I’m going to try this. Did you add additional grommets? Also, what size shock cord did you end up using? I’m thinking of using spring fasteners with the shock cord to bunch the ends.
I know I'm behind on this but I feel the same way. No reason to pay ridiculous prices for stuff you can actually do yourself. Don't have a sewing machine but I can see more options to sew along the edges as well as sewing on patches to make the grommet areas more secure. Thanks for this.
I like your idea. Been thinking of doing this. My only mod I'm gonna do other than some additional grommets to cinch up the ends is putting a thin line of shoe goo glue on the grommets for a seal. Just a thought but love me some budget hacks! Great job! Love how inexpensive it is. I happen to have the tools so I can repair various pieces of gear BUT the tools I found with a ton of grommets was 10 bucks and you can repair things for years.
I like that idea. Im anxious to try this myself. I may add a few more grommets along the feet and head ends and use strech cord to sinch up the slack. Like that of a stuffsack. Good job!
Nice job!! Maybe adding a few more grommets at the head and foot box with the shock cord can help retain heat around those area better? Awesome job making it work! Don't see why an underquilt needs to be so dammed expensive!
exactly! I just bought a woobie blanket with drawstrings. I think Im going to try that for an underquilt. as it has several tie steinga built in, its warm and packa very small and light! thanks for watching and the comment!!!
My DD Hammock Tarp 3x3 is awesome though!!! They're a little expensive and bulky but man can they take some abuse!!!! If you haven't already, watch the osceola national forest video! It was crazy!! Lol
This is just whut I needed ta find. I need an underquilt fer my "gear sling" hammock that I use as my chair....gunna stop that CBS I bet it does.....and I can make it any size and thickness. I love this vid rite now bud.cant thank ya nuff.
Hey man, I'm glad it helped you! Now get to work! Lol
You gave me some ideas.. I'm going to see if my emergency blanket would work like this. Just trying to stop the air. I use a sleeping bag too. Thanks bro ❤
I'm glad you enjoyed it! It worked for me forna long time!
@@ReWyldOutdoors I'm going on a 18 mile hike on an abandoned railroad here in Bulls Gap Tn. There's a river I'm going to fish and I was worried about getting cold. I get colder at 54 than when I was younger. Thank you for your video idea I subscribed to your channel.
Sounds like an adventure to me! Have fun and be safe!
I have that exact blanket and I’m going to try this. Did you add additional grommets? Also, what size shock cord did you end up using? I’m thinking of using spring fasteners with the shock cord to bunch the ends.
Thanks for the great idea for underquilt👍👍👍
Ive been using mine for a while with great results!
I know I'm behind on this but I feel the same way. No reason to pay ridiculous prices for stuff you can actually do yourself. Don't have a sewing machine but I can see more options to sew along the edges as well as sewing on patches to make the grommet areas more secure.
Thanks for this.
Im glad you enjoyed it!!! thanks for watching!
I like your idea. Been thinking of doing this. My only mod I'm gonna do other than some additional grommets to cinch up the ends is putting a thin line of shoe goo glue on the grommets for a seal. Just a thought but love me some budget hacks! Great job! Love how inexpensive it is. I happen to have the tools so I can repair various pieces of gear BUT the tools I found with a ton of grommets was 10 bucks and you can repair things for years.
Thanks for watching! I like the idea of the shoe goo!!
A hammock 🤔... yeah I have a plan and parts to make one ... weaving the 550 cord into a fishnet caused a delay. Maybe I should just buy one?
There are some decent hammocks on the market for very reasonable prices! It's hard to beat that satisfaction of knowing you made it yourself though!
Good idea and awesome little saloon. 💯👊💥 Thanks for sharing 👍
thanks for watching!!!!
This man is not fooling around with his grommets! With the size of those bad boys he could lift a vehicle.
Its what I had lol, its still holding up too! Thanks for watching!
Man thats awesome. I need that gorment kit. Ive got a old woobie that would make a great cheap underquilt. Looks like the same style and material
It was just a cheap grommet kit from Harbour Freight! Works great thought!
Look up a PLUQ, ponch liner under quilt. All you need is shock cord and cord locks if you've already got the poncho liner 👌
@@kylesonsalla7620 looks like exactly what im trying to do thanks
@@titanpreparedness
No problem 👌 also handy that you need no extra tools
I like that idea. Im anxious to try this myself. I may add a few more grommets along the feet and head ends and use strech cord to sinch up the slack. Like that of a stuffsack. Good job!
That's a good thought!!! I like the fact that it's not just an underquilt, it can still be used as a blanket if you want!!!
Nice job!! Maybe adding a few more grommets at the head and foot box with the shock cord can help retain heat around those area better? Awesome job making it work! Don't see why an underquilt needs to be so dammed expensive!
exactly! I just bought a woobie blanket with drawstrings. I think Im going to try that for an underquilt. as it has several tie steinga built in, its warm and packa very small and light! thanks for watching and the comment!!!
Awesome job once again man!
Yeah, great performance for 48 degrees, and cheap to make. How much does the single blanket weigh, please sir.
Very cool brother
Glad you enjoyed it!
good idea man - this camping stuff gets expensive - sub left
it really does and I love a good DIY project anyway! thanks for watching!
I see no net on your hammock put a grommet on one side and tie a bottle of water as a weight to pull over you
I wish I knew this guy tell he your form Texas
no sir im from Florida! but if you've got room, I might relocate! lol ive Always wanted to live in North Texas!
Drafty McDrafterson
I took that tarp back right away! It sucks huh?!
Oh yeah, it's too small for a hammock really! Makes a decent ground sheet! Lol
My DD Hammock Tarp 3x3 is awesome though!!! They're a little expensive and bulky but man can they take some abuse!!!! If you haven't already, watch the osceola national forest video! It was crazy!! Lol