My self made lightweight, compact nylon hammock chair. Ideas from fellow Youtube users Ggreenvideos and EconoChallenge. Chair weight with two 11 ft long webbing straps is 6.4 ounces.
Tom shows how to use the Hennessy Hammock as a chair without removing the insulated under padding.
Converting my self made lightweight, compact nylon hammock chair to a camp chair. Ideas from fellow Youtube users Ggreenvideos and EconoChallenge. Chair weight with two 11 ft long webbing straps is 6.4 ounces. See previous video: www.youtube.com
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A display of the Grand Trunk Ultralite travel hammock from bensbackwoods.com and The Speer Pea Pod from http The webbing suspension is from arrowheadequipment.webs.com
The Bushman Hammock Chair! Produced by Paul Gibson. This is a great chair Paul made from my original design. If you would like one of these great chairs go to www.arrowheadequipment.webs.com and look for it
From the last hammock video, got some new gear, mainly a mummy sleeping bag and a space blanket to try out. This video is mainly for newbies who are starting to get into winter camping or into hammock camping and are looking at ideas or learning from my mistakes 
Bad editing in this video, however some things to learn… 1. Getting into a hammock via a mummy sleeping bag is hard. But gets easier. 2. Space blanket didn’t work out as expected. 3. I skipped the liner, since I had enough issues trying to get in the hammock. I didn’t use the tarp, and the conditions were -3C with light winds. I felt the cold around my shoulders and waist area. The space blanket didn’t work as I thought it would. I might resort back to using the therma rest to insulate myself from the bottom.
