Streamliner
Streamliner
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The Streamliner is a different take on the traditional gathered-end hammock. While catenary curves have long been used in tarps and tents, they are rarely applied to hammocks.
The Streamliner takes the basic Tree Runner design and applies catenary curves to both the ends and sides of the hammock. The result is a unique hammock that reduces calf ridge while also minimizing the enclosed feeling created by excess fabric along the sides.
This is a more specialized design intended for the adventurous hanger looking to try something different.
Features
- Catenary-cut hammock design
- Sewn end channels
- Available in a variety of fabrics
- Optional ridgeline, suspension, and accessory upgrades
- Two-ended stuff sack included
Catenary Design
| End Curve | 3" deflection |
| Side Curve | 5" deflection on each side |
| Width Reduction | Approximately 10" narrower in the center than the full fabric width |
How the Streamliner Differs
Reduced Calf Ridge — The catenary curves at the ends help spread the fabric and reduce pressure beneath the lower legs.
Reduced Walled-In Feeling — The side curves remove excess fabric, creating a more open feel while lying in the hammock.
Different Sitting Experience — Because of the catenary-cut design, the edges become more taut under load than they do in a traditional gathered-end hammock. When used as a chair, the edges may press more firmly against the backs of your legs.
Optional Features
Zippered Shoulder Pouch — A 12" × 8" zippered pouch can be installed at either shoulder position to keep small essentials within easy reach.
Underquilt Hooks — Optional underquilt hooks (pack hooks) are positioned approximately 20" from each end unless otherwise specified.
Ridgeline — An optional adjustable ridgeline allows the amount of hammock sag to be fine-tuned.
Suspension — Suspension is not included unless selected.
Included
- Streamliner hammock
- Two-ended stuff sack sized to accommodate the hammock and suspension
Sizing
Streamliner length is measured along the center of the hammock rather than along the edges.
Notes
Fabric choice affects comfort, durability, weight capacity, and packed weight. Weight capacity depends on the specific fabric and layer configuration selected.
Because of the large number of available fabrics, varying widths, hammock lengths, and optional accessories, finished weights will vary significantly.
Any advertised or quoted weight should be considered an estimate and may vary due to normal material and manufacturing variations.
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I got an 11' in Hexon 1.2 to use for my fall and winter pack and it does not disappoint. It weighs a little under 9oz with ridgeline & continuous loops. The cat cut takes away so much unnecessary fabric, revealing a better view and taking care of excess fabric flop, all while maintaining a comfortable lay.
While the more narrow cut does mean there's some limitations compared to my luxuriously wide ~65" Trail Lair, I can not only still find my sweet spot to lay in, I can also still flip around and lay on my side, or figure 4 with one leg up. And there's zero calf ridge pressure.
The sides do get quite taut but I've gotten used to it and still lounge/sit in it like I do with my other hammocks.
I have been dealing with Jared since he first started ....i never gave a review . i need a lot of time , to review anything, put it thru hard use, and durability testing. TOP NOTCH WORKMANSHIP through out .
can't be better .. i've got many , many hammocks, many ,many tarps, over a dozen Catch-All Sacks ( which i helped develop ), dozens of stuff sacks , custom bug nets , custom socks , gear hammocks , and more. i am a full time hammocker , for more than 15 years , 7 / 365, even when i was working , ALL SEASON -10°F to 100°F , even hurricanes
Very well made! The hang is great with a shorter ridgeline length. Which I don't find the most comfortable for my size. I need a longer ridgeline for less sag. (For a flatter lay) However, with the end cuts a longer ridgeline makes the sides tight to your shoulders. But if you like a shorter ridgeline length then this would be a great hammock for sleeping. The side cuts are quite a nice design. Really makes it feel more open.
I recently purchased the Streamliner after initially being very impressed with the quality of previously purchased top and under quilt that I used with a different brand of hammock. I regretted the purchase of that other brand and that was the reason to purchase the Streamliner from SLD.
I received the hammock and tarp very quickly and set it up in my garage to prepare for its first use on an early spring trip to the BWCA in Northern MN.
I just returned the other day and simply put, I never slept so soundly. I looked forward to naps during the day and drifting off to sleep every night. I love the removal of the extra flappy material. I am looking forward to more camping trips this season with this hammock. Great Job and great product!
I can't even begin to explain how happy I am with this hammock! This is ment for the sleeper in mind. I have several other SimplyLight products and saw some videos on this hammock and was a little skeptical about it because of the people that don't like it but took the plunge and got one, while you can't lounge in it like a chair(you can with your legs inside the hammock mind you) and can be a little tricky to get out of but once you nail that down this is the best hammock, I would like to see a bug net incorporated into it. The quality... My grandma was a seamstress and would be impressed with the quality of Jared's work, handsdown I would be here pressed to try other companies
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