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marlin55388 Inukshuk Offline Posts: 1230 Location: Watertown, MN Joined: Mar 6^th, 2009	Re: Inney verses outey Reply #10 - Feb 8^th, 2010 at 10:55pm	Quote Print Post
	Dont we all! The way I look at it someone has to entertain the poor fellow!


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Magicpaddler Inukshuk Offline Posts: 1321 Location: Chicago Burbs Joined: Jan 7^th, 2004	Re: Inney verses outey Reply #11 - Feb 8^th, 2010 at 11:43pm	Quote Print Post
	I know after starting a thread with a title like this one I don’t deserve it but do you suppose any one could tell me how thick of closed cell foam it would take to stay warm on a cool (maybe 45°) night? Any one sleep on closed cell foam in a hammock? MagicPaddler


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Jimbo Moderator Inukshuk Offline Posts: 4599 Location: Florida Joined: Oct 6^th, 2002	Re: Inney verses outey Reply #12 - Feb 9^th, 2010 at 12:19am	Quote Print Post
	Magic, I used to throw a closed cell foam into my Clark's Jungle Hammock. I actually did it to achieve the degree of the flatness you get with your Hennessey Hammock. I don't see why you couldn't do something similar with your Hennessey. Of course, if there was a fire overnight, you could have all-hell-to-pay in trying to get out of your contraption in a timely fashion since you access/egress from the bottom (versus from the top, as in a more civilized/functional style of hammock such as what I use). The Clark may be more expensive than the Hennessey but - other than the flat sleeping - I'll take the Clark any day! Frankly, the pea pod concept suits me better, anyway. Later, Jimbo


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Snow_Dog Voyageur Inukshuk Offline Posts: 1858 Location: Twin Cities Joined: Jul 11^th, 2003	Re: Confession is good for the soul Reply #13 - Feb 9^th, 2010 at 2:03am	Quote Print Post
	Quote: The question was real but the title was bait. Hope every one can laugh about it. MagicPaddler PhantomJug wrote on Feb 8^th, 2010 at 1:41pm: Believe me; yesterday I erased several posts that I had typed but somehow found the self control to NOT hit the "post" button. I hate it when they just nose the bait but never really take it. It's why I like fishing with artificials better. It was a worthy effort though, MP.


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Snow_Dog Voyageur Inukshuk Offline Posts: 1858 Location: Twin Cities Joined: Jul 11^th, 2003	Re: Inney verses outey Reply #14 - Feb 9^th, 2010 at 2:05am	Quote Print Post
	I voted for 2, 4, 6, and 8. Might as well cover all bases.


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db Web-lackey Inukshuk Voyageur Offline Posts: 5460 Location: Just off the beaten path. Joined: Sep 14^th, 2002	Re: Confession is good for the soul Reply #15 - Feb 9^th, 2010 at 7:41am	Quote Print Post
	Quote: The question was real but the title was bait. Hope every one can laugh about it. MagicPaddler I didn't see my shadow the other day so spring must be near. Magic, you made your bed... There is a hammock forum I've seen in my travels. In any case, this thread is now tainted so you're welcome to try your luck again with a more accurate title. I'd suggest the gear forum. Since I'm not a swinger ... can you get closed cell pads thinner than 3/8ths? One thought is ground would suck more heat than the air. The other thought is hammock designers would have a better handle on that and would design/market in that general direction. What? No footprint?


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marlin55388 Inukshuk Offline Posts: 1230 Location: Watertown, MN Joined: Mar 6^th, 2009	Re: Inney verses outey Reply #16 - Feb 9^th, 2010 at 2:27pm	Quote Print Post
	I am not a swinger! But I am an inney not by choice. I run the same thermarest in the Hennesey as I do on the ground; that was my solve to this dilemma of the cold back/stiff as a board no footprint paradox.


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intrepid_camper Inukshuk Offline Posts: 1348 Location: Northern Minnesota Joined: Jul 12^th, 2004	Re: Inney verses outey Reply #17 - Feb 9^th, 2010 at 2:29pm	Quote Print Post
	I think you can get closed cell foam in almost any thickness, have you tried e-bay? I use a big pool float which is bed sized and at least an inch thick. It works for me because I can tuck it onto the bottom of my kayak and sit on it when travelling and it stays in when I portage. Otherwise the bulk would be a pain My pad is very warm and waterproof too. I have seen a lot of BLUE closed cell foam sheets, I guess they are for yoga? I would think one of them tucked into the pocket outside would go a long way toward keeping you warmer. They are less bulky and could be strapped on top of a pack or the deck of a kayak to carry.


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marlin55388 Inukshuk Offline Posts: 1230 Location: Watertown, MN Joined: Mar 6^th, 2009	Re: Inney verses outey Reply #18 - Feb 9^th, 2010 at 2:34pm	Quote Print Post
	As far as OS's salty survey...my knowledge of PJ is not keen; and my perception is- this is just simply part of the journey, thank God it is entertaining! Now I am an Outey!


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intrepid_camper Inukshuk Offline Posts: 1348 Location: Northern Minnesota Joined: Jul 12^th, 2004	Re: Inney verses outey Reply #19 - Feb 9^th, 2010 at 2:35pm	Quote Print Post
	Insulmat...it is a warm, inflateable sleeping pad, a bit pricey but seems to be a sturdy item. I used one of these a friend had and was sold, and purchased one for myself. Another idea from Solotripper: Use the waffle anti-slip sheets sold to pad dish closets and keep dishes from slipping on the shelf to keep your nylon things from slipping out from under you. I thought that was a GREAT idea!


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