She doesn't come with the sleeper hammock though.Damn that looks nice
that's a deal breaker.She doesn't come with the sleeper hammock though.
I think the only way this works is to entirely remove the passenger seat, or be fairly short. In an LJ I could keep my passenger seat in flipped forward and just barely sleep (I’m 6’2”) - it worked if you’re like me and can sleep wherever. The hammock way didn’t work for me, but I need to try that again since it would allow sleeping without removing all the gear that I stashed under my Jeep.
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I'm going to have to try a hammock again, I only quickly tried to make it work and gave up!that was the best thing about the hammock. I left almost all my gear in the Jeep and just slept suspended over it. I did put both front seats all the way forward and the back seat was out, and I left the cooler and the 20mm ammo can full of cooking gear outside; but my tools, water and the tent I brought as backup in case the hammock thing killed me the first night, all stayed inside.
I have a pretty bad back for being 37 years old and I still slept just as good, possibly even better, in the hammock than I would have on a sleeping pad on the ground.
Now that's funny!
Depends on whether you want to sleep, or nap. If it was an LJ I would say sure on a hammock, but the TJ is short, and allMy '04 TJ is standard length. I am 6'2". Is there any ideas how to sleep in my TJ? I looked at the floor to take out my passenger seat and that looks crazy hard to figure out. Hammock ideas? I don't think it would be long enough even at a diagonal?
Just wondering if it can even be done.
Thanks.
If you're near any roadway, just set the keys on a tire to be safe.But yeah, a few extra beers and the driver's seat is what I've done before. Not ideal for sure, but it'll get'er dun.
There’s this, although it wouldn’t qualify as stealthjust saw a cool hammock that has a small frame that goes into a hitch receiver and unfolds to hold it. it was on FB
I can't sleep in the best situation any more.I never realized how many people need to stretch out flat to sleep, I‘ve slept in the passenger seat, in a mummy bag with the seat reclined. I trained in a cramped airline seat for 40 yrs, hell I don’t even need the recline anymore I get 2+ hours of sleep Monday mornings in my standard cab work truck because I get there early to avoid traffic.