>>692806Have you checked out Hennessey? They are very expensive but they also come with most of the things people end up buying later ( attached mosquito netting, detachable rain fly, support ropes, tree-huggers and stuff sackv ( and free snake skins for every hammock ordered online ) and are known for being some of the highest-quality hammocks. The only thing I dislike about them is that, on some of them, the enclosure is velcro but that is just because I personally dislike velcro. Attached an image to help you set up your future hammock too. Currently they are having their "spring warm-up sale" too so you can save a lot of money. An example would be $90 off of a $329.95 hammock in multicam w/ velcro enclosure or woodland cam w/ zipper enclosure.
PS: Your attitude really makes me want to avoid giving you any sort of help because I'd hate to be camping close to somebody who would walk up to me and tell me about the faults of my own gear and why theirs is better; especially when it was "out of concern" for me. It would be even worse to hear you and your girlfriend laughing at my choice of equipment; especially when you clearly know nothing. That said, I wish you no harm and in the spirit of being loving and neighborly wish you both blessings on your quest to convert to hammocking.
