Reviewing the Onewind hammock sock, and spreader hack

Today I review the OneWind Hammock sock. A great budget sock that is lightweight at 9.6 oz, wind blocker, and extra insulator. Also we'll go over how to use a hiking pole as a spreader to create a space inside the sock. a good addition to your winter backpacking gear list!
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[@denniskuenze659]

Great review. Onewind makes some good quality products.

[@danielgerrick5153]

Thank you for the krusik knott show, simply explained I was having difficulty figuring it out.

[@livinlarge1247]

Good to show these things. Nice.

[@emmahammond5088]

Holy spitollavitch...I'm blown away.that can work for more than just a sock as well,what an idea.thanks. new sub for sure...

[@pedrostraussdrunken6068]

Thanks! Great video! I just loved the addendum, really a lot!

[@dombrosky1]

Ty sir!

[@kimberlymikla9375]

This is informative. THANNK YOU!

[@aparecidomiranda1191]

Ótimo vídeo Parabéns muito bom 👍

[@NoviceWildCamper]

Hi. Good ideas there. One question, does the trekking pole not turn in the night when you're moving and end up swinging lengthways in your hammock?

[@gratnak8618]

Whats the thing with sock? Is it meant to replace tarp or give just a extra protection for whole setup?

[@dombrosky1]

It's mainly a wind blocker. Gives you a bit of extra warmth and keeps the wind from hitting the underquilt and taking heat away

[@emmahammond5088]

Where can I find that bishop bag?I cant find one that fits everything....

[@dombrosky1]

I just used a medium stuff sack (around 10L) and sewed a patch at the end for the suspension line

[@emmahammond5088]

@@dombrosky1 O I C slick idea.doing that.