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John –
I love this stuff bag. Others may like to try and jam the hammock AND both top and under quilt. That might work, but with an over stuffer 20 degree top quilt and overstuffed 20 degree wookie, I don’t try to also force my double layer XLC into it. But for my top quilt and wookie, it’s absolutely perfect. I like to keep my down quilts separate from the hammock anyway.
Anonymous –
When I got my warbonnet blackbird xlc it came in a cool double ended stuff-sack. I bought another one for the my tarp so it can be put up with ease in the rain and not have to worry about my hammock getting wet 🙂
Bruce –
I lost the double ended stuff sack that came with the Blackbird. This is it’s replacement. This isn’t anything fancy or exciting, it’s just another product that does exactly what it should.
“Jolly” : GA>VA 2013 (AT) –
I have zero complaints – it’s a well made lightweight (1.1ox silnylon I think) sack.
I can fit my WBBB and all my suspension easily inside. Good quality cord locks, solid craftsmanship around each opening.
Thx, Brandon!
Anonymous –
Great product fits hammock perfect even with the suspension straps great size for putting any hammock with bug netting I would think