Is this a double layer hammock? and if so, can I fit a 2"x28"x72" inch sleeping pad in between the layers? Thanks in advance.
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No, this is a single layer system. The Hennessey site offers some newer models with two layers. Only one of the old models - Jungle? perhaps has two layers.
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No it is not a double layer. You will need to purchase the undercover from Hennessy. It is silent to put on and when I am car camping I'll put a 2 person foam pad in between hammock and undercover and I am sleeping just fine
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No sir it is not. However I am 6'5" 230 lbs and I had plenty of room. while you may not be able to slide the pad into a layer, there are bungies to help keep it in place
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I would agree with Lee. Not long enough for the double. I do love the hammock though!
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Hello, Thank you for the email- your hammock should fit, considering that some hammocks stretch over time. Thanks.
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This hammock would be just about right for your dimensions. I'm similar to those numbers and I've never had a bad nights sleep in this hammock. I would say 5'11" and above would start having the problems.
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Hi, Thank you for your interest in our products. The Hammock is 12.5ft long and 4.7ft wide. Please let me know should you have any other questions. I will be happy to assist you. Best, Josefina Hammock Boutique
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I tried to use a queen size camping air mattress and it didn't work. The center ridge was so high that it sloped too steeply downward toward the outside of the cot. A self-inflating pad might work f you don't mind sleeping a slope to the outside. I think it would be tippy with one person sleeping on it. Because of the high center ridge, you can't sleep in the middle, you have to sleep fully on one side, so one person might not work. Don't know re kids crawling on it. Sorry.
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I was wondering the same thing. On other sites I see 2" thick with better reviews, and it looks to me - unless someone can correct me - that this Amazon listing is for a mattress PAD (as it says on the label if you zoom in) and elsewhere it's a 2" mattress, which I can't find on Amazon but found elsewhere on the internet. That's my best guess. Babyearth is the site I saw the 2"
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Really, any question like this depends on what you're carrying. A sleeping bag in the bottom compartment, a 2 person tent strapped to the bottom, and a ground pad at the top leaves about 2/3 of the pack's internal volume for other gear. If you're overnighting (one or more nights), you'd have to find room for a second bag and pad. Assuming you strap the pad to the outside, carrying that second bag inside the pack doesn't leave you much room for clothing, stove, food, etc. You could strap the second bag to the outside (there are lots of loops), but you would probably have an unbalanced load.. Basicslly, the pack holds 4600 cubic inches. How much can you cram into that? Really, any question like this depends on what you're carrying. A sleeping bag in the bottom compartment, a 2 person tent strapped to the bottom, and a ground pad at the top leaves about 2/3 of the pack's internal volume for other gear. If you're overnighting (one or more nights), you'd have to find room for a second bag and pad. Assuming you strap the pad to the outside, carrying that second bag inside the pack doesn't leave you much room for clothing, stove, food, etc. You could strap the second bag to the outside (there are lots of loops), but you would probably have an unbalanced load..... » Read More Really, any question like this depends on what you're carrying. A sleeping bag in the bottom compartment, a 2 person tent strapped to the bottom, and a ground pad at the top leaves about 2/3 of the pack's internal volume for other gear. If you're overnighting (one or more nights), you'd have to find room for a second bag and pad. Assuming you strap the pad to the outside, carrying that second bag inside the pack doesn't leave you much room for clothing, stove, food, etc. You could strap the second bag to the outside (there are lots of loops), but you would probably have an unbalanced load.. Basicslly, the pack holds 4600 cubic inches. How much can you cram into that? « Show Less
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Well, to be honest, it's a hard call. It's a large sleeping bag and perhaps if you rolled it tightly, it just might be able to tuck underneath the main pack. I would go to a camping place store, see if they have a similar sleeping bag and ask if you can roll it up. :) Then get it on Amazon.
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The sleeping pad would be about all it fits in the center. It is not as big as it looks. Unless you packed clothes in the center of the bag.
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It depends on your needs, not the tent. What weather are you using it in? What size are you? The only thing I'd really say about it is, it's not large enough for a double wide two person bag.
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THIS IS NOT A BACKPACKING BAG!!! I bought it for backpacking, and it will never, ever work for that, unless you have lots of space to spare. I kept it to use as a two-person sleeping bag for regular trips. I carefully rolled it as small as it will go and put it in the stuff sack before measuring it for you: 1'7" tall, and 1' diameter. That's 19" tall and 12" diameter. In metric, that's about 48.25cm tall and 30.48cm diameter. If these numbers seem big, that's because they are.
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Thank you for your answer. We are looking for a large pad and just wanted to be sure before ordering, but was concerned when I saw 2 different measurements. Thanks again.
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Hi, i ordered this and i got confused also till i read the details and measurements. What came in the mail was two single sleeping bags you connect together. hope this helps.
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no it dosnt, i would ue a tarp, i recomend a bigger one for real camping sleeping in it.
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As a sleeping bag? Nope. Laying it on the floor in a tent may work, it does come with a zippered cover. Not sure if 2" on the hard ground would help much, it is intended as a mattress topper. Good luck.
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Their website is great. It gives the measurements and weight capacities. If I could recommend one, it would be the Deluxe asym. I've camped in it for four years and it's been great. Max capacity is 300 lb and I'm 6'0" and 175 lb. that way I can pull gear into the hammock on rainy nights to insure that I'll have dry clothing options in the morning. I would also recommend a sealine dry bag for your shoes outside the hammock. Keeps the dirt out of your sleeping space but keeps them dry on those damp or raining nights.