In this tutorial, we show the different set up modes for the Go Camping Hammock 2.0 and the mosquito net, including Net Mode, Convertible Mode and Net-Less Mode.
Big Thanks to all of the backers that helped fund the Go Camping Hammock 2.as 0 on Kickstarter! The will be releasing this exciting product on GoOutfitters.com soon!
This tutorial shows how to set up the Go Outfitters, Adventure Under Quilt. This amazing quilt works with all gathered end camping hammocks and will keep you cozy down to 20 Degrees F. This video will show you how easy it is to set up and adjust your underquilt.
In this demonstration I’ll show you how to set up the Go Camping Hammock. The set up is the same with the Go Hammock except you won’t need to run the ridgeline through the net or stake out the bug net.
Below is a basic transcript of the instructions in the video…
Find the loop on one end of the ridgeline and make a small bight in the rope near the loop. Pass the bight through the loop. This creates a new loop, pass it over the hammock suspension and pull it tight. Next, unzip the hammock zipper completely and then find the metal grommet on the net. It’s near the end of the hammock. Take the loop on the other end of the ridgeline and try to straighten it out and compress it a little. Then thread through grommet. It’s was designed to be a tight fit to keep bugs out. This one was easy to thread but sometimes it may take a few tries.
After threading, pull most of the ridgeline though from inside the net.
Next Locate the metal grommet on the other end of the camping hammock and thread the end of ridgeline through it from the inside of the net to the outside. And attach it to the hammock suspension just like on the other end.
Now you’re ready to hang your Go Camping Hammock.
I recommend setting the height of head end 6-12″ lower than the foot end. This helps keep your body towards the head end which eliminates tight fabric that can be uncomfortable on the back of the knee or calf. Experiment to see what works best for you. You can choose either end for the head end.
Low on the bug net you’ll find two loops on each side. Connect one of the included hooks and shock cords to each of these loops. Alternatively you can tie the shock cord to the loops.
Next stake out the net . You don’t have to use the entire length of the shock cord but I recommend using at least 5 feet so the cord can stretch. This prevents damage to the net. I connect my stakes to the shock cord with a marlinspike hitch because it’s easy to tie untie.
Let’s take a look at the marlinspike hitch with a bright colored cord. Make a loop by bringing the lower portion of the cord over the upper part. Next, where the ropes meet fold the loop up. Pull a bight of the standing end through the loop and thread the stake like this. Now pull it tight from the opposite direction of the standing end. You want the knot to hug the stake. This is a Marlinspike hitch.
Next pull each shock cord and insert each stake into the ground at an angle like this. Don’t pull it too tight, use just us enough tension to pull the bug net out of the way.
In this photo I highlighted the shock cord in yellow to give you an idea of the angle of the shock cords in relation to the hammock. Using this angle keeps the net pulled out and keeps the cords out of your way when entering and exciting the hammock.
Now all that’s left is to get into the hammock and zip it closed.
In this video tutorial I demonstrate how to install and set up your cinch buckle hammock suspension system with your Go Camping Hammock, Go Hammock & most other gathered end hammocks with sewn channels. This system is infinitely adjustable, super strong and easy to use!
This system can be purchased here: https://go-outfitters.com/collections/hammocks-and-accessories/products/cinch-buckle-hammock-suspension-system
Below are details and specs of the Cinch Buckle Hammock Suspension System
Our top of the line tree straps with cinch buckles make set up a breeze and they’re easy to adjust. These heavy duty polyester straps won’t stretch like nylon straps that are commonly used with hammocks. Since they don’t stretch they are great for hammock camping! We sourced the highest grade materials and parts we could find to ensure maximum durability, reliability and ease of use. These 1″ wide tree straps are also recommended to protect trees while using your hammock. Each strap is 15′ long, so it’s easy to find a place to set up your hammock.
• Thickest Straps in the Industry
• Simply the Best Hammock Suspension System on the Market
• No-Stretch Polyester Straps, the Best Choice for Hammock Camping
• Straps have a 3000lb. Break Strength, and are Fabricated in the U.S.
• Infinitely Adjustable for the perfect hang every time
• Set Up your hammock in about a minute.
• Amazingly Strong 1/8″ Dyneema Rope Loops are Spliced by Hand in the U.S.
• Each Strap is 15′ Long so it’s easy to find a place to hang your hammock
• Safely Supports up to 400 lbs. in a hammock
Learn More about this system at
The following tutorial demonstrates one way to set up the Apex Camping Shelter as a hammock camping tarp, using only the included stakes and guy ropes. There are many other ways to set up a hammock tarp but this method is versatile and allows for easy adjustment of the guy ropes. We will be releasing more tutorials in the near future so please subscribe to this blog or our YouTube channel so you don’t miss them.
As many of you know the Kickstarter project for our new product, the Apex Camping Shelter is live. The project was funded in less than one hour! We have partnered with a non-profit charity called One Days’ Wages so each Apex Camping Shelter sold will help provide clean water for one person for one year! A portion of the proceed of each Apex Camping Shelter sold will be donated to One Day’s Wages, Clean Water Fund. Together, we can help people get access to improved water and sanitation through improvements such as wells, filtration systems, latrines and sanitation education.
We appreciate all of the support that our backers and customers have shown and feel that it is important to give back to the global community, especially to those living in extreme poverty. If you purchase an Apex Camping shelter you will be making a massive difference in someones life! We will continue to offer this pledge after the Kickstarter campaign has ended and as long as Apex Camping Shelters are sold.
Thanks for your support!
Jason Montgomery
Apex Camping Shelter by GO! Outfitters. This multi-purpose tarp can be used for hammock camping or as a general camping tarp or shade canopy!
After a successful Kickstarter campaign, the GO! Hammock is now available to the public! http://go-outfitters.com/
This product video highlights some of the important features that make it amazingly comfortable, portable and durable. The GO! Hammock is perfect for hammock camping, sleeping and relaxing! It packs into the built-in stuff sack, so you can take it anywhere!
Thanks to our supporters The GO! Hammock is Funded on Kickstarter! THANK YOU!
Big thanks to Vaughan Williams at The Explorers Home for taking the time to review the GO! Hammock on his awesome blog. If you are not yet familiar with his blog, it inspires readers to explore and demonstrates that you don’t need to travel to far away places to go on an adventure!
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