Reviews

5/5

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Fits a much thinner hammock and a separate mosquito net (DD superlight net). I could imagine that the DD Frontline fits just fine.

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I use this to pack 2.5m of tarp into a diamond shape, the xl version has been in the hammock for three years and is still holding up now that the color has faded in the sun.

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Does what it promises. If you want to take the underquilt inside, you should get the XL version.

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Great product, used from the first day on every trip. The hanger stays in the neatest condition, it can be quickly covered in the rain if necessary, and it can be set up in just a second. I don't know why I didn't buy something like this years ago.

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Makes assembly and disassembly easier

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Simple and functional protection. Makes it easier to pack the camp at once and protects against contact with the ground.

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This is definitely worth getting as a DD ripper buddy. Makes setting up and taking down camp simpler.

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Very good, this allows the hammock to be conveniently placed in the bag, and helps a lot during the installation phase.

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Makes packing easier.

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The DD Frontline Superlight ripper with underquilts went inside without any problems, the down sleeping bag that can be packed into a small one could probably have been left inside.

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Used with the DD Hammocks Frontline, easy to put on and feels durable.

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do his job

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The hammock slid into the sleeve effortlessly. Convenient to keep the hanger on the sleeve. In camping use, you may have unnecessarily much control over how to catch the backpack during transport.

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Not much has been used.

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Do what he promises.

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Convenient with independent, does not hang carpet in wet ground during installation, facilitates hanging and packing.

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A new form of accommodation Independent overnight stays require self-discovery and the development of new routines. A little time went by when I got all the Tree Huggers, Tarps, etc. for this whole acquisition of equipment tested and learned to use. Well, now a few nights he slept successfully in the hammock and the whole thing was found to be stuffed.

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Convenient, makes unloading and transportation much easier.

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clever to use

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A practical accessory for hammocks. Maybe a little tight for DD's basic needs, but probably a passel for DD's superlight needs, for example.

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Surprisingly easy to pull on the Frontline hammock, for example, as long as one head can first be threaded through the strip. Very handy, but crumpled with hammock hanging at one end, this sock is left to collect rain outside the gap.

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Best of all, you can also keep the sleeping bag together with the rug!

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Durable and easy to use. In principle, you can give up the rug's own bag.

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Works.

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Works. Tarppi clever jerk inside this.

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Easy to use, nothing bad to say. As a lazy hiker, I appreciate all the ease, especially when dismantling the camp, this works just for that need.

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Easy to use. It would be a good idea to have a separate small bag for storing logs and cords.

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The DD Hammocks Sleeve accommodated a Ticket to the Moon lightweight hammock and a Bushmen mosquito net. The total weight of the package with a few strings is 665 g. Accelerates and facilitates erection and dismantling. Especially in the rain, that Snakeskin is going to be a top thing.

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Convenient protection in between.

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Should be half a meter longer ...

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Works as it should, easy to put the hammock in place and remove it, whatever the weather or the environment.

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excellent protection for the sl frontline (travel doesn't really fit in this narrow sleeve). the mat is easy to pack and unpack from the sleeve. also acts as a transport package in a backpack.

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Jämpt-sized DD Frontline rug. Makes camping and carpet packing really much easier.

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Convenient hammock protection. Maybe a hair too tight for the frontline model hammock. However, it works as planned.

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These two, to a hammock XL with an underblanket and stick to it so no camp upright or in a package in less than five minutes

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An absolute accessory. Packing and hanging on a hammock becomes child’s play.

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Works well especially as a protection for the DD superlight tarp, allowing the tarpaulin to be quickly packed and opened. Significantly makes it easier to attach the tarp in windy weather.

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Makes transporting, attaching and protecting a hanger really easy. And there is no danger that the hanger will catch, for example, a sharp branch during the hanging or unloading phase and break.

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Eat in the Frontline Hammock XL just neatly.

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The products are good but I have not received a VAT refund. I will report you to the tax authority soon.

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I recommend getting Sleeve according to the hanger, it makes packing and hanging really easy and the carpet does not get so easily soiled.

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A one-piece tube, so it can be tricky to get all the way over the camels. TTM's KingSize + mosquito net goes deep into this.

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Otherwise very good, but a little tight for DD Hammocks Frontline

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This is really handy, facilitates independent packing and erection assistance when you can even land on the ground and not have to worry about independent soiling.

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Also works well with the DD Frontline XL. Although the rug is longer than this "snake skin", it packs nicely with Whoopie slings, carabiners and woodcarvers. Easy to disassemble and stack.