Heated Hammock Super Shelter

[low72]

BALACLAVA!!! Good thinking dude...I got one of those.

[bbrown6057]

the reflective side should be put down to keep the heat in. It makes no sense to reflect the heat away from the shelter.

[bbrown6057]

@bbrown6057 try turning your reflective to the down side....you're reflecting the heat into the poly which has a R rating of 1 if that much. Turn your reflective side down and see how much warmer it is! I will guarantee you that it is warmer this way.

[Zippy1one]

Ya, I saw that episode of Dual survival to. Cody is a smart bastard.

[HammockCampingGuy]

If I recall he said the ideally you want the fire about 4 feet long. I don't recall exactly how long it took to warm it up inside but wasn't too long.

[alexknight9645]

ITS TEDDY ROOSEVELT!!!

[FoiledFailure]

Looks like a great way to suffocate.

[badvoodoodaddy1]

What kind of mukluks are those you are wearing??

[ferdonandebull]

No black plastic stops the thermal gain from the sun .

[snaps81625]

Would black plastic work better?? I mean when I kill off weeds it gets hotter than blazes under that black plastic?

[modtwenty]

Wait, are you telling me fire is hot?

[wayne8127]

could you heat stones or rocks,place them under the hammock for even more heat?

[kmtom89]

@wayne8127 yepp



[HammockCampingGuy]

I'm not sure what boots he has.

[bastet340]

hi. is the gent with the british camo jacket wearing the True North boots from Empire?

[HammockCampingGuy]

The temp outside the shelter was 0F and inside the shelter it got up to 40F.

[cjgreene1981]

@HammockCampingGuy im from MN and love winter camping... can you tell me how large the fire ended up being, how much wood and how long till 40F. Thanks in advance

[relicright]

So, what was the temp inside the shelter?

[SavageOutdoors]

I would have liked to made it this year. Maybe next year. It looks like you had a great group of guys and with Don there, I am sure everyone stayed warm.

[medicjimr]

Pretty slick thanks for sharing Pizza