When you start to think about it, it's actually quite hard to figure out what is so appealing about the simple pleasures you receive as a hammock enthusiast. Is it the gentle rocking which puts you into a comfortable sleep? Is it the idea of being completely suspended from the ground...while sitting? Prior to Eagles Nest Outfitter's invention of the Singlenest Hammock ($55) these simple hammock-related joys of life were often restricted to suburban backyards, now the possibilities are endless—especially for overlanders. I've personally owned a Singlenest for almost 5 years, and while the thin and lightweight material may seem a little bit worrysome at first, I'll say that I've never had an issue. If I could offer a suggestion on setting the Singlenest up—purchase their Slap Strap setup and hang it between your vehicle and a sturdy connection point like a big tree or rock. If I was to start an extreme overlanding hammock club, would you be in?
