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Question: How wide across is the inner 'stretched out' bed, and how long is the inner sleeping area?
Document: Set up properly it can be used as a camp chair and sleeping area.Ease of set up. I can go from fully packed to fully relaxed in under 5 mins!Multiple layers of protection.
I can sleep on my back, my sides or any combination in between.Sheer comfort. My biggest regret in using this is I have to eventually go back to sleeping in my bed. I have used this for weeks at a time with no back aches or any other camping aches.CONS:Envy. You are going to be the envy anytime you camp with someone else so be prepared to let them take it for a test run.Three words to sum it up. I LOVE IT!
I have had the hammock for two years now. I liked it so much that my son bought one as well. I/we used it last for a 92 mile hike around Mt. Rainier on the Wonderland trail, and I will be using it in a month on a week-long trip to the Pacific Crest Trail near the Sonora Pass. I am 70 and my son is 28, so it accomodates a wide spectrum of needs.
I bought this hammock last year when I was hired for a camp nursing position in Hawaii. I was told it would be 9 weeks sleeping on an Army cot. I don't think so. Talking with the camp director I learned I could hang a hammock in the long narrow room I would be sleeping in at the health lodge.Hands down best sleep I have ever had. the first week I was hanging on the porch and had to use the screening.
I was getting tired of crawling out of a tent, getting leg cramps and sleeping on a ground pad. Even with the best gear I didn't sleep soundly or well. Was also a bit much to carry and assemble. I camp from a kayak or off a motorcycle so size matters, especially since I'm 6' and 260lbs. My Clark NX250 provides me with great portability AND a fabulous nights sleep. I find excuses to spend the night on the road when a long day trip could have done it.
was nice and warm in my hammock had no clue the temps drop so low on top of the north shore mountain at night until I unzipped my hammock and went Woah its cold out here.My back felt the best it had in years. Normally when I get out of bed my back will hurt and I limp for the first dozen yards or so. Not so with the hammock.
I just spent a week of Scout Camp living out of my NX-250 and I have to say that it is more comfortable than my bed at home. I am a rather large man and find the NX-250 to be large enough and not overly confining even with the storm Shield deployed. I love my Clark and would suggest it to anyone despite the price tag. For comfort alone it's worth every penny.
Although more expensive than other tent hammocks out there, this tent hammock is the real deal. Set up is easy and it is extremely comfortable. I upgraded the tarp to a bigger size when I bought mine and it helps to create a better area to just sit under when it is raining. Strong, sturdy construction and I have had no issues with the poles. The whole hammock and tarp pack neatly into one convenient package which can be put inside your backpack or strapped to the outside.
Purchased this hammock for a trip throught the Boundary Waters Canoe Area of MN and was greatly pleased with its performance. Come rain, wind, or bugs I slept peacefully, comfortably, warm & dry in the Clark NX-250. My canoe companions increasingly envied my "cocoon of happiness" after several nights on the granite studded ground of the Canadian Shield.Further use on trips in the high desert and mountains of the Four Corners region have proven its worth.
After thinking about it for a long time I took the plunge and bought the camo version.
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