Anaconda
Price range: $118.00 through $124.00
The Anaconda is a combination hammock/quilt sleeve and compression sack all in one. With this product, you will no longer need to separate your underquilt and topquilt from your hammock when tearing down and setting up. Use the built-in compression sack to minimize the space in your pack.
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The Anaconda is a continuous hammock and quilt sleeve which is made from Cloud 71 for inner storage sleeve and Dyneema® for outer compression sack for an easy way to store and deploy your hammock, underquilt and topquilt together while you’re out on the trail. The Anaconda is offered in one length and two widths – Standard and Large. The Anaconda includes pockets to conveniently store your line and hardware used to string up your tarp and even a set of suspensions. The Anaconda was designed in collaboration with Chris Gerken (Brain Child) and John Rammel of Trailheadz. We are proud to work with other US manufacturers and hammock enthusiasts help bring products like the anaconda to market and the anaconda is proudly manufactured in the USA.
Anaconda – Standard (blue):
- 10-foot 6-inches Long (3.2m)
- 18-inches Wide inside sleeve of Cloud 71 (.4m)
- 14-inches Wide outside Dyneema® Compression sack (.3m)
- 120 grams
- Features compression sack and storage pockets.
- Best for summer quilts through ultralight 20-degree systems (1000fp)
Anaconda – Large (green):
- 10-foot 6-inches Long (3.2m)
- 22-inches Wide inside sleeve of Cloud 71 (.6m)
- 16-inches Wide outside Dyneema® Compression sack (.4m)
- 130 grams
- Features compression sack and storage pockets.
- Best for 850/950fp systems 20-degree
brandi.depew (verified owner) –
Really wanted to love this for thru-hiking. But the large does not fit my UGQ 20 degree quilt set with a Chameleon hammock. Need an extra 2-4″ on the dyneema stuff sack to even make it remotely useable. Otherwise it’s like those bags from the manufacturer that you pull everything out of, and know you have no chance of ever getting it back in the bag. And even if you do manage to get it in there (after 20 minutes of shoving, cursing, and trying to keep it off the wet ground) it will not fit horizontally in my HMG 4400 pack. It has to go in vertically which causes barrelling which is very uncomfortable. Whereas if I just use a 20L dry sack I can fit the quilt and underquilt in one bag, sideways. And honestly, I’d prefer to have my quilts/hammock in a actual dry sack so even if I take a spill in the creek I know it will stay 100% dry.
Like others would like just the sleeve option.
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