A Hammock For All Conditions

All-weather camping hammocks are essential for all you hardcore campers. It doesn’t matter if you’re a pro hammock camper or looking to venture into the leisure of above ground camping for the first time because either way you want to stay warm and dry in all conditions. The hammock itself will never be enough, especially in the winter months, but there are many lightweight accessory options to keep you warm and dry in the harsh winter months.

An all weather hammock by itself will be made of lightweight all-weather nylon that can take abuse from the element, but for comfort and backpacking comfort, there are a few things to keep in mind:



• Lightweight 

It’s essential to find a hammock that is easy to pack up and carry with you because the less you have to lug around on your back the better. Luckily, all-weather hammocks by themselves are relatively lightweight. The issue comes with the winter months. When it gets colder you will need more things to keep yourself sheltered from the elements. There are ways to stay warm that will not weight you down too much. Top and bottom insulation pads along with a warm quilt or sleeping bag will certainly keep you warm on cold winter nights. These accessories are lightweight and easy to roll up and store in a hiking pack.

• Reliability 

No matter what the weather is, having s sturdy, reliable setup is key to staying lofted and away from harm. Investing in durable tree ties will give you piece of mind and a safe night sleep every time. High-quality tree ties also allow for easier set-up and variety in hang length. Tree ties also give you more options for the distance between trees. The all-weather material you choose for your hammock needs to be durable as well. You want to make sure it is appropriate for your height and weight so you don’t face any issues along the way.

• Accessories 

Hammock accessories are a great way to add some convenience to your hammock. Mesh bags can be attached to keep items handy throughout the night. A bag to tie your hammock in is another item that will help you keep your tree ties and other items all together. The quicker and neater you can clean up camp the better. Additionally, pads are a useful way to add comfort and warmth to your hammock. Finally – and most importantly – you’ll want to get a hold of a bug net to keep the mosquitos and other creepy-crawlers out of your hammock.

• Prepare for the Weather 

You can never be too prepared for the weather, especially if you’re a rugged all year round camper. Packing for the weather and making sure you and your hammock are equipped for the potential weather conditions is essential to a comfortable, fun camping experience. Make sure to pack for the elements and bring warm blankets and insulation for your hammock – if weather permits. During the summer and spring months you will be able to pack a lot lighter and your all weather hammock will still be geared up and ready for the job.

All-weather hammocks are a great way to save space and conserve energy on long hiking and camping trips. With the added space you can pack more equipment for hunting, fishing. You will be able to go longer distances with less weight – plus, sleeping in a hammock is extremely comfortable. Get out there and grab yourself and all-weather hammock to see what it’s like for yourself. I can guarantee it will change your camping experience for the better. Happy camping!