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Exped Ergo Hammock Combi

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The Exped Ergo Hammock Combi offers comfortable horizontal sleep. Get full protection with the removable bug net and large rain/sun tarp, and stay warm with the integrated sleeping pad sleeve.

Pad sleeve fits sleeping pad sizes up to 77.5 x 26 in.; sleeping pad is sold separately
Sleeping pad sleeve can be accessed from 2 sides, and fits all Exped sleeping pads except the Mega Mats
Another advantage of the Ergo Hammock pad sleeve is that it prevents mosquitoes from biting through the hammock
Adjustable suspension: a distance of 70 in. between anchor points is necessary for setup; if the distance is greater, it's only limited by the length of the ropes
All parts are factory pre-mounted for a simple setup; the only thing you do is to hook the carabiners into the buttonhole ropes
Ropes can be attached to trees or other anchor points without the need for knots; protective shields prevent rain from soaking its way down the ropes
Large multifunctional tarp protects against rain, sun and a neighbor's line of sight; it's large enough to store your gear under and to allow sheltered cooking
Tarp covers area of 126 x 98 in.
Set it up in an open configuration in good weather or stake it down tight in rough weather; it can even be adjusted to fit in tight spots
Tarp's ridgeline clips straight into the suspension ropes, and guylines pack into integrated pockets when not in use
Removable fine mesh mosquito net can be zipped open and stowed in a pocket; dark color is see-through from the inside but less so from the outside
Suspension cord sheath prevents cords from getting tangled when packed away for storage
Weight capacity: 330 lbs.
Long Wide (77.5 x 26 in.) size Exped pads are recommended for greatest comfort; sleeve also fits Exped 3.5 in. thick pads!
Please note: pad sleeve will accept non-Exped, similarly-sized sleeping pads

Please note: Exped products can only be shipped to U.S. addresses.

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Item 831328

$75.80

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Exped Ergo Hammock Combi Customer Reviews

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Exped Ergo Hammock Combi

3.3

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Aug

2012

(1 of 1 customers found this review helpful)

5.0

Excellent design & execution

By susko

from Cascade Locks, OR

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Pros

Attractive Design
Comfortable
Easy To Set Up
Good Size
Quality Construction

Cons

None

Best Uses

Hiking
Year-round

Comments about Exped Ergo Hammock Combi:

We are using this hammock on a thru-hike on the Pacific Crest Trail. So far it has withstood 2mths of daily use. It is very comfortable, easy to set up and seems to be durable. The reverse banana design is pretty innovative and IMO more comfortable than the traditional hammock. Recommended for anyone willing to spend a little extra for a comfortable and lightweight alternative to a tent or traditional hammock. 5 stars.

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May

2012

(4 of 6 customers found this review helpful)

1.0

poor quality stitching

By fthanger

from nc

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Pros

Design
Fly
Rope

Cons

SIZE
Stitching

Best Uses

Comments about Exped Ergo Hammock Combi:

I sleep full time in hammocks and looking for the best all-around I can use indoors (w/o net) or outdoors (w/ net). The design of this is sweet b/c you can hang in very close quarters due to diagonal lay of hammock to ridgeline (only needs 6-8' minimum). The slotted rope is a sweet design, as is the rubber grommet to stop water traveling down the line. The net and fly look great. BUT, I'm returning it.
(1) it is too short (I'm 6'1.5"). (2) it is not comfortable. there is a spot that is tighter on my back, forcing my back to arch up. I think this is because of the diagonal design and though I tried with a closed foam pad, it did not help. possibly with a pad that filled the full pad pouch it might help. maybe the cords are too tight in one spot (non-adjustable)? (3) it is so thin that I fear bugs would bite through except where the pad pouch is, which is not the full width of the bed, requiring you to sleep completely in-line w/ the pad pouch. and (4) I'm only 155lbs but I saw stitching pulling on the seam near the head, creating small holes after just 2 nights. Not cool since it is rated at 330lbs, more than twice my weight.

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Apr

2012

(3 of 3 customers found this review helpful)

4.0

Good, but not Perfect.

By Col TS

from Sacramento

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Comments about Exped Ergo Hammock Combi:

I have tried out the prouduct just once. Must use a pad in order to make the most of the hammock. Exped LLC suggests the LW pads. I used the 9LW/DLX. Extremely easy set up. (video on Exped LLC) must keep the distance even on left/right sides or hammock leans. Rope covers are excellent to prevent tangles and easy storage. The braided / holed rope makes set up and adjustments simple. Total set up time including fly less than 5 minutes for my first time. Light attachemet and bugscreen lift is nice. I was able to relax on my back or side. Cover fly is huge more than ample for all weather. Now the cons: The rocking takes a little to get used to because it does swing at a 40* angle. When the bug screen is deployed it doesn't allow much head room 2-3" more would have been nice. Even with a 77" pad it seemed like I just barely fit, I'm 5'10". There wasn't much extra room at the feet, both in length and heigth my toes hit the bug netting. Overall a good hammock. Price is high, I paid $200 else ware. Might want to consider a high quality tent if two or more in your group.

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