The Hammock Hangers Podcast

11/07/2025

New Episode! "Episode #98 (Pheonix 2025 vacation recap.)"

Episode 98 – Pheonix’s 2025 Summer Vacation Adventure (and a Tornado Too?!) In this episode of the Hammock Hangers Podcast , your hosts Skunkape and Pheonix catch up after the summer break—and Pheonix has quite the story to s...

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09/07/2025

Hangcon Registration is OPEN!

HANGCON TICKETS ARE LIVE @ 10am! Here is your HangCon 2026 Ticket information. Please read thoroughly to make sure you purchase the right ticket for you. Head over to https://www.hangcon.com to purchase your tickets.

There are some changes from previous years. VIP Check-In time will be 11am on Thursday Jan. 15th. General Admission Check-In will begin Friday Jan. 16th at 9am. Registration will close at 7pm each day.

VIP Adult Ticket, $75: This is the primetime ticket that gets you the best of HangCon.
What’s Included:
- Early Access: You can arrive on the Thursday of the event and get the prime pick of the hammock spots of the campground. Please, no reserving sites for others that may arrive later in the event.
- Camping Thursday through Monday
- All breakfast and dinners included
- Access to all vendors, classes, demonstrations, and special guest talks throughout the event.
- 5 Raffle Tickets included with your purchase to make sure you have access to the raffle. You may still purchase additional raffle tickets, which we encourage.
- Parking must be in the event parking lot.

VIP Child (17 years old or younger Only) Ticket, $35. (must be purchased with a VIP Adult ticket)
What’s Included:
- Early Access: You can arrive on the Thursday of the event and get the prime pick of the hammock spots of the campground. Please, no reserving sites for others.
- Camping Thursday through Monday
- All breakfast and dinners included
- Access to all vendors, classes, demonstrations, and special guest talks throughout the event.
- There are no additional raffle tickets include with a VIP Child Ticket, however raffle tickets can be purchased.

General Admission Adult, $35 online, $50 at that door:
What’s Included:
- Camping Friday through Monday
- All breakfast and dinners included
- Access to all classes, demonstrations, and special guest talks throughout the event.
- 5 Raffle Tickets included with your purchase to make sure you have access to the raffle. You may still purchase additional raffle tickets, which we encourage.
- Parking must be in the event parking lot.

General Admission Child (17 Years old or younger ONLY) $15 online and at the door: Must be purchased with an ADULT ticket
- Camping Friday through Monday
- All breakfast and dinners included
- Access to all vendors, classes, demonstrations, and special guest talks throughout the event.
- There is no additional raffle tickets include with a Child Ticket, however raffle tickets can be purchased.

Single Day Pass, $20
- Dinner the day of your visit
- Access to all vendors, classes, demonstrations, and special guest talks throughout the day.
- There is no additional raffle tickets include with a day pass, however raffle tickets can be purchased.
- Parking will be available in the event parking lot ONLY
- Camping is not included with this ticket
- *** There will be NO DAY PASSES FOR THURSDAY***

RV Camping Sites (limited to 15 sites), $150: event admission NOT included
What’s Included
- RV Sites with water and electricity within the ground of the main camp
- Ability to park a limit of 2 cars at your site (parking tags will be issued)
- RV spot is reserved for the entire event no matter your arrival to HangCon

Raffle Tickets
***Special Super Early Bird Raffle Ticket Special*** Ends October 31st
$5 each, 7 for $20, or 40 for $100

30/06/2025

What's up hangers. Pheonix's video of the All-in-Whoopie has finally been uploaded to the Tube. You can check it out here. https://youtu.be/HHv4Ej17er4?si=GikH-cwNVwA9MWeD If you have any questions about the All-in-Whoopie system, you can ask your questions here, on YouTube or send us an email. Let us know what you think.

🛠️ The All-in-Whoopie: The Ultimate Hammock Suspension by PheonixStruggling with trees that are too close—or too far apart—for your hammock setup? The All-i...

27/06/2025

Well folks, with signal being super spotty here on the road, we are postponing our episode for this week and we will catch back up in two weeks with a full trip report and some gear reviews.

26/06/2025

Howdy hangers! Phoenix Here...
Whelp...sorry for going dark for a week or so. That storm really took it out of us. The weather in Ohio as a whole has been well...weird! 2% chance of rain to 99% all in a matter of minutes. While the storm took more of a mental toll on Dawn and the kids...it took a more physical toll on my hammock setup. The YOBOgear Turtlebug Stand held up like a champ during the first wave of the storm and the first tornado warning alert, however with the ground being saturated from the amount of rain during the week, the stakes were not able to hold up from the main blast of the line of storms and 50+mph gust of wind (at least that is my theory since it came up so fast we had to head to shelter away from camp). Even so 90% of the stand held up great, however one of the tarp poll broke right at the base and tore a hole in my DutchWare tarp (which I believe is my sign from the hammock gods that that specific tarp is cursed for me because that is my 2nd on to be destroyed by weather). The wind also blew my setup about 50ft from where is was setup through some briars or thorns, but most of that damage was also seen by the tarp. Quilts got soaked but a quick trip to the laundry mat fixed that and my Ridgerunner seems to be fine. But as for us we rode out the storm fine without harm. Will go more into things on my trip check-in which will be released this weekend. No worries though, I have a spare setup and still hearing to hang as we are finishing out our trip with Walhalla hammocks and outdoors and the WHO Hang in SC. Will also be posting pictures updates from the past week over the next few days. Happy Hangin Everybody!

19/06/2025

In another episode of cafinated adventures. Stopped in this local roaster in Stow OH to grab a cortado and some beans. Great coffee and a really eclectic feel. I could totally sit here all day and drink coffee and study or read. If your in the Stow area check out Yada Yada Coffee . These beans smell very aromatic and can't wait to see how they will brew up.

19/06/2025

Sooooo... tornadoes and 70 mph wind gust...we're not part of the plan. We are all safe and sound. We left the site and headed for shelter. My hammock setup...well not so much...won't know the extent of the damage till tomorrow. Let's just say I will be taking a trip to a laundry mat to dry my quilts at the very least.

18/06/2025

Y'all know one of my absolute favorite things to do on our road trips is to visit local coffee roasters. Stopped in on a local place in OH, Bent Tree Coffee Roasters. The smell in this place was magical. The atmosphere really chill. The coffee... delicious. I usually don't order flavored lattes but tried their lavender latte and...wow, this drink really embodied this roaster. Staff were super friendly. Grabbed these beans and I can't wait to grind em' up for a brew. If you're in the area, these guys are a must try.

18/06/2025

Phoenix here! Spending the overwhelming majority of this trip back in my Warbonnet Outdoors LLC Ridgerunner, using Hammock Gear quilts (yep regular GE quilts work well on a bridge), and the DutchWare Bonded Winter Tarp, and putting the YOBOgear Turtlebug stand with the bridge hammock modifications through its paces. I mean, look at that space! So far it hads exceeded expectations, which I will talk about at the end of the trip. Plus, really enjoying some more new gear from Red Paw Packs and Ticket To The Moon.