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Warbonnet Outdoors Ridgerunner Hammock

Warbonnet Outdoors Ridgerunner Hammock

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Based in the foothills of the Colorado Rockies, Warbonnet Outdoors makes hammocks for people who love spending time outside—whether it’s months in the backcountry or an afternoon nap in your backyard. Designed with plenty of room for you and all your gear, the Ridgerunner is made from a durable 30d ripstop nylon fabric Read More

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Danw57
1
Mar 18, 2019
11 sold, would be 3 times that if it was the double layer !!
Fatguy
1
Mar 16, 2019
This is the most comfortable hammock I have ever used. Weighs more than a gathered end, but I don't care, it is worth it. If they had all the options I would order a couple more. I have the double layer and it works very well with a pad. This allows me to use the pad to sleep if I'm in a shelter.
If anybody is wondering, the Single layer model Ridgerunner works very well with a pad, the double layer is mainly to add weight capacity.
Frango
16
Mar 19, 2019
WarbonnetThe double layer is to add an insulating layer (pad) on the bottom of the hammock. This makes it so much more comfortable. You dont wake up in the night readjusting your pad because its slipped out from under you. Single layer is a deal breaker for me, I really like the pad sleeve!!
FlerkinJerk
0
Jun 7, 2019
FrangoI'm pretty sure Warbonnet knows the intent of the double layer since he is the creator of the product.
Owned this for a couple years now (double layer version). I love the lay, it's easy to setup and the saddlebags hold a decent amount of extra gear (keep them somewhat even, this thing is a little tippy relative to gathered end hammocks). I've never used a pad with this and my standard 3/4 and full length quilts from Hammock Gear work well with some mini S-biner additions. I wanted to the double-layer as it helps with mosquito bite prevention (they can typically get through a single layer of taut material). It's a shade heavy for long distance hikes but car camping and short "hike to camp" adventures.
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joefbtg28
5
Mar 13, 2019
I don't own any bridge hammocks, but wanted to say that I love Warbonnet! Brandon is awesome and I love my Blackbird XLC and regular Blackbird. I do have the double layer in both though.
Mrknot
11
Mar 13, 2019
Only 200lbs weight capacity? Is this correct?
cabin85laurel
35
Mar 13, 2019
MrknotCorrect. The double layer version is rated to 250 lb but I don't think massdrop is offering that one.
jblaser
67
Mar 13, 2019
MrknotI weigh 213 and have no problem with my double layer. I am probably still under the max with top/bottom insulation, clothes and all the stuff I put in those very handy saddlebags.
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jblaser
67
Mar 13, 2019
At the age of 64, I found I could no longer sleep well or comfortably on the ground. Even while canoe camping and using a lightweight cot, I would get up stiff and sore every morning. I decided I had to get off the ground so I bought a $40 gathered end hammock on Amazon and used it on several trips with my tarp. I slept better and didn't wake up sore. I did my research and decided that a bridge hammock was the way I wanted to go, even though it would be a bit more weight. I settled on the WBRR double-layer and a Thunderfly tarp. I kept an eye on the WB site and was fortunate enough to catch a good sale. Last year I used it from early spring through late fall and it was fantastic. I sleep better in it than I do in my bed at home (of course, all that fresh air helps). At the time, getting a top quilt and underquilt was not possible, so I used my 40d sleeping bag on top along with a Klymit V insulated pad and a military casualty blanket as bottom insulation in the sleeve . With the proper clothing , I slept fine into the mid-40s. I wanted to shed some bulk (the sleeping bag) so later in the season, I bought a Pine Down Blanket on Massdrop and used that with a Costco down blanket that I had with the same bottom insulation. Along with the clothing, I slept fine into the same temps. For this past Christmas and my 65th birthday, I asked for and received a Hammock Gear Econ Burrow 20d top quilt, an Arrowhead Equipment Ridge Creek XL 3 season underquilt and a 2QZQ underquilt protector. I am looking forward to using them this year, probably still with the casualty blanket in the sleeve. Here are some photos of my setup on some of my Adirondack trips.
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shawster
12
Mar 12, 2019
I got the WBBB XLC after the update and absolutely love it. Really want to buy this one as well, but would love the double layer option for a few more ounces and $. Anyway to make this happen? Also, good discount on the Becket straps ($45 on WB vs $26 on MD) and other accessories.
Danw57
1
Mar 12, 2019
I at the age of 61 am making the move from tent to hammock. And this is the hammock I want, only I am interested in the double layer. Both because weight (over 250lb.) And want the possible use of a mat. Also a ridge line under the bug net would be nice to keep my glasses safe.
Hamguy
11
Mar 13, 2019
Danw57The ridgerunner has large pockets ('saddlebags') but also a small full length pocket at the head end where I stash my glasses and a buff or knitted hat
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Danw57
1
Mar 13, 2019
HamguyI've been slow to the internet, but I've been all over you tube. I can tell you all about the ridgerunner. I need the double layer for the weight cap. I can make a ridge line if need be.
Scatr
2
Mar 12, 2019
Is there an option to delete the suspension? I'll also second the request for double layer option. Thank you.
Hamguy
11
Mar 13, 2019
ScatrThe 'Continuous Loops' means no suspension. Just the lines to attach the suspension to.
Scatr
2
Mar 13, 2019
HamguyThank you for the clarification.
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