>>1533942>Insulation layerAre you talking about a sleeping pad? You don't need a sleeping pad in a hammock, underquilts accomplish the same thing, usually better, and are more packable. If you're talking about a topquilt/sleeping bag, then yeah, but youd need that with a tent as well.
topquilt ~= sleeping bag
underquilt ~= sleeping pad
>>1533948>You might be swaying pretty goodThis is a pro, not a con. It's comfy.
For me one big advantage of a hammock over a tent is the flexibility of having a tarp. If weather is getting bad, you can put up your tarp first and then safely hang your hammock while under the tarp. Or you could just hang the tarp on it's own if you want to.
>>1533962I have chameleon from dutchware and it's great, I absolutely love it. The bugnet is detachable, but zippers on. So if you want a bugnet, it's a very secure fit, but you can quickly and easily take it off. You can also remove the bugnet entirely and put on the winter cover Dutch sells to help retain some heat.
>Attached rain fly???
>>1534604They invented bug nets a very long time ago.
