The Panther Creek Hammock is in the family of spreader bar designs with a built-in bug net. The hammock can be used as a hammock and on the ground as a bivvy. Check out my video for a quick review.
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2 responses to “Video Review – Panther Creek Hammock”
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Derek, your in depth discussion of the PCH is very informative. I believe it would be somewhat burdensome for a hiker in the Alaska environment, even for summer camping. It would not be adequate for winter camping/hunting due to the wide range of weather environments. Many of the Cons you made the viewer aware of can be adjusted or overcome with in depth planning and experimenting as you demonstrated. Very nice evaluation of the PCH product.
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Thank you. Each hammock has pros/cons to consider, and I appreciate this feedback.
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