>>2392582>comfortableyes as far as actual laying down to sleep. as a side sleeper it took a hot minute to find decent sleeping pad/pillow/quilt set up for tent camping. hammock is almost made for that.
But also no, in that you and your gear are more exposed to the elements/bugs. a decent tarp and bug net will mitigate most of that though. Strong recommend for a hammock bug net
>tarpI got pic related [REDCAMP Waterproof Camping Tarp, 4 in 1 Multifunctional Tent Footprint / amazon / ~$20] for a quick/cheap footprint when I found out my pricey nice tent jew'd me on a footprint.
Turns out it's a surprisingly great backpacking tarp for both overhead cover and ground cover. Shit looks, and is, cheap, but I've used it on every backpack outing for like 2 years (and i'm basically a hobo)
