6 quick tips for better Hammock Comfort

Hammock camping can be made even more comfortable with just a few minor tweaks. Here I share with you 6 small tips for getting a better night sleep in your hammock.
If you have other tips, please share them below in the comment section :-)
The hammock used in this video is a Hennessy Safari Asym Zip. For a complete review of it you can watch one of my other videos.
Go camping!!

[@jasolr1135]

Very nice set of videos. They are a pleasure to watch and informative.

[@denniskuenze659]

A ridge line organizer will solve the problem of storing gear and it will also hold a water bottle. A peak storage bag from Onewind will hold extra clothes and other miscellaneous items. As for using a pad. They tend to move around. I prefer a under quilt. Hanging the hammock to tight puts a lot of stress on the ends. If you hang your head end lower than your foot end you won’t slide down. Also if you lay on a diagonal you will lay flat.

[@RealGeorgeyWashington]

Awesome tips thanks!

[@Duomatic84]

Hanging it very stretched put a lot more stress on both hammock and suspension, you can actually exceed the weight limit this way.
The general idea i've heard seems to be hang it very relaxed and lie diagonally that way you lie even flatter then if it is tied very tight. Also the fabric tends to coccon around you more when its tight, if you consider the look when you lied down in the TTTM review.
very useful hanging your shoes on ridgeline =)

[@Ocean4Life]

You know I actually never tried it very relaxed. Gotta give it a go 👍👍

[@MrOlisko1980]

Thanks for tips! What kind of sleeping bag do you recommend for summer nights in Norway?

[@Ocean4Life]

It really depends where in Norway. You could have close to freezing temperatures in the mountains to tropical nights ... normally I’m using a 3-season down bag in the summer. It packs light and small and is comfy down to around 5-6 c

[@Mantuliz007]

Fishing 😉😅🏕please