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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 17 ส.ค. 2024
- If you want comfort, warmth, and stability in your hammock all year long, you need a hammock underquilt. In this video, learn how to install an underquilt so you can stay insulated against the elements on your next backpacking trip.
Underquilts are essential for any hiker looking for protection from the wind and cold on their outdoor adventures. With underquilts sold by DutchWare, you get the necessary insulation at a light and compressible weight. Different types of insulating material work best in various temperatures or conditions, so think ahead to the environments you'll be in. We design our underquilts to fit the curved shape of most hammocks so they'll surround you with maximum comfort and stability from head to toe.
In this video, Dutch demonstrates how to properly install a hammock underquilt to fit your hammock, make a tight seal, and fully protect yourself from the elements. Underquilts attach with primary and secondary suspension systems similar to those used to hang the hammock itself. We also offer a selection of other hammock accessories to help you get the most out of your camping experience, such as underquilts for chairs and underquilt protectors.
Timestamps:
[0:00] Introduction to underquilt installation
[0:08] Cedar Ridge Underquilt from DutchWare
[1:00] How to attach the underquilt
[1:20] Primary and secondary suspension systems
[2:15] How to keep an underquilt snug
[3:40] Connecting the hammock and quilt to secure them in place
[5:32] How to adjust the underquilt for individuals and eliminate air gaps
[7:11] Closing the gaps at the foot side of the hammock
[7:35] Ridgeline quilt hooks and underquilt hardware
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Thanks a lot! Finally I understand how this whole UQ idea is supposed to work :) I am trying to find a good model here in Europe.
Thank you!! Glad to help!
Try Lesovik from Poland. I have Otul Aur 420 underquilt.
@@z4p0tek Thanks for watching!
Wow, this video is exactly what I've been looking for. I've had my Chameleon hammock and Cedar Ridge underquilt for a year but never got the setup quite right. This shows me the final tricks. I'm a big fan of Dutchware!
Dutch is the MAN! Buy his stuff! His crew makes most everything. Great stuff.
Love my double chameleon set up! Laying in it right now. Sadly, I procured the last two CRO top quilts from Dutch. Gwen hooked me up. 😎 Wish they were still in business. Very good quilts!!!
Wow Dutch... you make some astonishing beautiful and well thought out hammock gear. This is science.
Thanks to this video, my underquilt installation skills are now officially "hanging" in there!
Glad we could help!
Thanks for the video. This is my first time trying colder weather hammock camping.
Your tarp worms and wasps are genius
An education in every episode. thanks
Love the coffee bean print!
That was very helpful. I always wondered how to take advantage of the hooks on the side of my chameleon.
Thanks for the video, Dutch ... think I need some of those quilt hanger hooks now :D I use Hammock Gear quilts, but the principles are the same :)
That was good, helpful, and very interesting. You need to do more of these!
Looks like I will be getting some quilt hangar hooks.
I would like to this done with a 3/4 bottom quilt. I always have issues with the foot end
Getting tangled up and such.
Excellent demonstration! Very helpful! Thank you for sharing! Merry Christmas!
Great job explaining!
Great demo. Merry Christmas!
Hey Dutch, thanks for the video. I got my Cedar Ridge 20 degree UP under quilt yesterday for my Chameleon Hammock and this video really helped me out a lot. Merry Christmas Dutchware Gear and Cedar Ridge Outdoors.
Did you get the reg width & length? 44 x 72 ? And did you feel it was ok for the dimensions ? Or did you think it needed to longer or wider ?
I’m curious how this all changes when trying to tie out the hammock out to stakes. Or for tying out the gear puches out to stakes.
Thank you very much. I'll try this way!
This is great nor if this please. I have quite a bit of experience in the chameleon but this was so helpful
very useful... thanks Dutch
Thank you.
Thank you, very helpful.
Why not make the underquilt water proof so no need to carry an extra underquilt protector.
what if my hammock doesn't have clips for an underquilt can I still use an underquilt with it I have a quanfeng qf hammock with an integrated bug net
Yes you can!
This is Hammock ASMR.
Says he sleeps head right/feet left, adjusts the UQ for the complete opposite diagonal lay.
I saw I said that wrong too. Forgive me.
lighten up. from his perspective its exactly how he set it up.
I could agree with you but then we’d both be wrong.
My Chameleon only has one set of hooks / hangers on each end. What’s up with that?
Mine is the same.
All Chameleons should have 2 pack hooks in ever "corner" of the hammock. If you are unsure, please shoot us an email with some pictures and we can take a look for you.
great video. my only question is how do you snug up the cords while you are in the hammock? I made that mistake last weekend and got really cold. I must have had an air gap. thanks again for great video
The foot end didn't look like it was closed up all the way. Can you explain if that was just the camera angle or if there was still a small gap?
I saw that also. That did pull up all the way when I set the ridgeline quilt hook. I wish I had shown that in the vid after pulling it tight.
So the underquilt hooks WON'T hurt the bug net?
Dutch, would using your new electric hammer make installing this quilt even easier?
I have a few UQs and always feel like there is not enough shock cord (too tight). Is there a best length of cordage for a standard Chameleon? Thanks, Dutch!
Many early under quilts were made for 10 foot hammocks. Quilts are made of different lengths so it is hard to come up with a fixed number. For a full length quilt, I usually have about 2 foot on either side.
Sucks they are sold out Dutch