Quilt Hangers (Pair)
Quilt Hangers are the easiest way to hang your quilt. There is a white and black one so you know which end is the head and foot end. They stay in place on your quilt shock cord and will hang easily on any suspension. Designed and produced in the USA by Tato Gear
Description
Quilt Hangers are the easiest way to hang your quilt. There is a white quilt hanger and black quilt hanger, so you know which end is the head and foot end. They stay in place on your quilt shock cord and will hang easily on any suspension. Designed and produced in the USA by Tato Gear.
Hammock Underquilt Installation
If you want comfort, warmth, and stability in your hammock all year long, you need a hammock underquilt. In this video, learn how to install an underquilt so you can stay insulated against the elements on your next backpacking trip.
Underquilts are essential for any hiker looking for protection from the wind and cold on their outdoor adventures. With underquilts sold by DutchWare, you get the necessary insulation at a light and compressible weight. Different types of insulating material work best in various temperatures or conditions, so think ahead to the environments you'll be in. We design our underquilts to fit the curved shape of most hammocks so they'll surround you with maximum comfort and stability from head to toe.
In this video, Dutch demonstrates how to properly install a hammock underquilt to fit your hammock, make a tight seal, and fully protect yourself from the elements. Underquilts attach with primary and secondary suspension systems similar to those used to hang the hammock itself. We also offer a selection of other hammock accessories to help you get the most out of your camping experience, such as underquilts for chairs and underquilt protectors.
Timestamps:
[0:00] Introduction to underquilt installation
[0:08] Cedar Ridge Underquilt from DutchWare
[1:00] How to attach the underquilt
[1:20] Primary and secondary suspension systems
[2:15] How to keep an underquilt snug
[3:40] Connecting the hammock and quilt to secure them in place
[5:32] How to adjust the underquilt for individuals and eliminate air gaps
[7:11] Closing the gaps at the foot side of the hammock
[7:35] Ridgeline quilt hooks and underquilt hardware
Check out DutchWare's selection of underquilts for hammocks and accessories here: https://dutchwaregear.com/product-category/hammock-gear/quilts/under-quilts/
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![If you want comfort, warmth, and stability in your hammock all year long, you need a hammock underquilt. In this video, learn how to install an underquilt so you can stay insulated against the elements on your next backpacking trip.
Underquilts are essential for any hiker looking for protection from the wind and cold on their outdoor adventures. With underquilts sold by DutchWare, you get the necessary insulation at a light and compressible weight. Different types of insulating material work best in various temperatures or conditions, so think ahead to the environments you'll be in. We design our underquilts to fit the curved shape of most hammocks so they'll surround you with maximum comfort and stability from head to toe.
In this video, Dutch demonstrates how to properly install a hammock underquilt to fit your hammock, make a tight seal, and fully protect yourself from the elements. Underquilts attach with primary and secondary suspension systems similar to those used to hang the hammock itself. We also offer a selection of other hammock accessories to help you get the most out of your camping experience, such as underquilts for chairs and underquilt protectors.
Timestamps:
[0:00] Introduction to underquilt installation
[0:08] Cedar Ridge Underquilt from DutchWare
[1:00] How to attach the underquilt
[1:20] Primary and secondary suspension systems
[2:15] How to keep an underquilt snug
[3:40] Connecting the hammock and quilt to secure them in place
[5:32] How to adjust the underquilt for individuals and eliminate air gaps
[7:11] Closing the gaps at the foot side of the hammock
[7:35] Ridgeline quilt hooks and underquilt hardware
Check out DutchWare's selection of underquilts for hammocks and accessories here: https://dutchwaregear.com/product-category/hammock-gear/quilts/under-quilts/
Subscribe to our YouTube channel today: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCd0LCCbs7icRlibynSH57Jw?sub_confirmation=1
Follow us on social media:
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/Dutchware
Twitter: https://twitter.com/Dutchwaregear
Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/dutchware_gear/
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Billy Ray –
I put these on my new under quilt and they worked perfectly.
I put these on my new under quilt and they worked perfectly. My NHO hammock has thicker lines and these hooked on it just fine.
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Ryan (verified owner) –
Quick and easy
Makes hanging my underquilt quick and easy. Nice and lightweight!
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Black Foot –
Simple, Lightweight, and Perfect
Makes attaching and removing your hammock underquilts a breeze. I’ve had these on all my quilts for a couple of years now there are great. Seriously, just buy them already!
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Dale –
brilliant
hanging my HG underquilt is painless with these
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Christopher (verified owner) –
Simple but Effective
These quilt hangers are a perfect replacement for carabiners. They are way lighter, take up less space, and are easy to use. You simply hook them on to your suspension and done. There’s really no need to be clipping them in, because your weight will always pull it down. Honestly, these are my favorite pieces from TATO.
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Mark (verified owner) –
Perfect
All my quilts are DIY and the quillt hangers are a great way to top them off. Easy to put on the suspension, easy to adjust the weight is basically negligible. Love the two different colors so you know what’s the head and what’s the foot end.
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MikePro –
These hagers rock
These little gems really help snug my UQs up on all of my hammocks. They weigh nothing and help eliminate cold spots. I use them on every hang. Thx!
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MikePro –
These hagers rock
These little gems really help snug my UQs up on all of my hammocks. They weigh nothing and help eliminate cold spots. I use them on every hang. Thx!
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jswright2005 –
Simple, lightweight, convenient.
I absolutely love these quilt hangers. I was first introduced to these TATO Gear hangers on the HG Incubator 0 “Dutch Edition” underquilt, and was instantly sold. They make setup and takedown of my quilt an absolute breeze. I was so happy with them that I purchased more and refuse to not have them on my quilts. Definitely worth the price for the simple little difference it makes. Happy buyer.
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roanrjb –
What are the min/max size of shock cord for this product? I have 3/32 on my suspension
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Carolyn –
The 3/32 will work and that is most commonly what we pair it with. I did just try the 1/8 and that fit as well however I would not recommend a larger diameter than that.
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bandrjohnson –
Can you provide a picture or a drawing that shows how to set these up?
Thanks.
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Dave Gantz (verified owner) –
This video is old, but helpful: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ij83n9Hs5yU&t=2s
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Question
mgain23 –
My Hammock Gear incubator quilts have more than one line of shock cord. Does anyone have a step by step illustrated “for dummies” site or video on how to set up the HG quilts with these?
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Customer Service –
Here is a video Dutch made. It is not specific to Hammock Gear, but hopefully you will find it helpful. -Gwendolyn
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