Sleeping In A Hammock Bed - Indoor Hammock

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[cherrytung]

Hammock Sleeping full time and going bed-less! I share with you the pros and cons I've experienced with sleeping in a hammock instead of a bed.
In 2019 I tried to live as minimally as I can, from living this bed-less life, to living in a garage and a car. No regrets whatsoever!
Definitely an upgrade from my garage living or car living situation!

[feltingme]

I am sleeping daily in a hammock for 4 years. I love it, no knee or back pain, and I have never fell out of it, not even once. For me biggest learning curve was to make sure bedding stays and doesn't bunch up, and keeping warm from underneath (another down blanket in my case).

[herbieburbie]

I've been sleeping in an eno double nest for a year. I'm 43 and I love it. I tried the couch one night and hurt my lower back. I sleep over a few feet of concrete/ tile floor. I put a yoga mat under me so if I did fall out I might not be injured. I could always drill new holes lower to the floor and be even more safe but it's been a year and I stay put. I sleep better than ever. I use a different hammock for backpacking.. Also I use the hammock to grab onto when stretching before and after workouts and runs. It's great for pulling yourself over those big rolling pin back massagers. For years I had insomnia because of work anxiety but now On pre work nights I take melatonin, and a Hydroxyzine and once I feel them kicking in I push off the wall a few times and swing myself to sleep. 💤

[drchilapastrosodrlasmacas]

Keep the hammock looser, because a friendly smile is the curve you want.

Try sleeping diagonally.

And I use a round duvet pillow for my knees!

I never fall out, because I keep it loose.

Amazon is horrible to workers.

[Cascalonginus]

Your not sleeping in it correctly. That's why you're having pain. I started hammocking when I thru-hiked the AT, and I hammock full time at home so I know. If you're s-aped like a banana you're laying in-line with the hammock. One word, DON'T! Lay diagonally and you will lay perfectly flat. I can lay flat, spread out and sleep on my side. Also when it's cold you need an under quilt that hangs under the hammock.

[Spin_Cycle_]

You need a bigger hammock..
I sleep in an ENO double nest and it’s very stable, never had even a close call
Also, leave more sag and you’ll be more stable and comfortable..!
Cheers! 🙂

[jessicakang]

I love how genuine you are 😊 Thank you for your post!

[sarahhavillamelooliveira]

As someone from Brazil I've had seen some little kids falling from hammocks (usually when they are quite excited and moving like little worms), but other than that you are safe. Trust me. I've never heard of anyone past 5 years old actually falling. Maybe a (rare) situation where the hammock itself falled and therefore the person in it, but falling from it spontaneously? No. Also... not suposed to lay in it like a banana. You are suposed to sleep on an angle and then you get virtually flat.

[jessepinkman]

There are better ways of sleeping on the hammock and tutorials on Youtube on how to do it. Supposedly, the "banana" position isn't the best for your back. I tried sleeping on my hammock but like you found I couldn't get a deep sleep and I also like to move around a lot in my sleep which isn't the best if you're on a hammock lol. My next trial will probably be on a Yoga mat since I've always found them super comfortable and have accidentally fallen asleep on them before

[annamarie]

I’m literally on first night of trying it to see what it’s like so far quite comfy

[Raven_Intuition]

You’re supposed to sleep diagonally in a hammock. Not straight like a banana

[aestheticc_editzz]

So I squirm a lot in my sleep would that be a problem when I sleep in a hammock? Also I wanted to test it out what is the best price range for a hammock to sleep on

[eb]

Hey kiddo. I like the direction you’re headed... I’ve walked that mile before too. Keep up the journey. I think your initial approach sleeping on yoga mat is better overall—you needed a thicker mat though, maybe 1” thick, and two of the side by side. it’s the best.

[IHaveBeFrank]

I sleep full time in a hammock and lol you couldn't being doing it more wrong LOL, you need to turn your body so you are sleeping across the center of the middle of the hammock. And you might want to look into getting an underquilt, because the reason you are not getting the deep sleep(Because you are supposed to have a much deeper sleep in a hammock than a bed) I would also advise you try a super wide sleeping back, you will find yourself adjusting a lot less.

[maemayhem]

I dont know bout you but I also don’t mind sleeping on the floor, it reminds me of camping and makes me happy. Sadly my friends don’t want me to do that so I’m looking up other things I can do to shut them up that I can put away easily. I like space

[ItsJuleen]

Thank you! How did you calculate where to screw the hooks? I'm planning on hooking it on a corner spot which is abouy 8-8.5 ft apart at the most. Thanks again!

[lindamon]

I made a hammock from a painters dropcloth9'x12' its fing awesome

[finn]

Day 6 of commenting on every video I watch. also how do you mount your hammock?

[TheKonnoisseur]

So it’s only for people who sleep with their cats ?

[Jane-ygvz]

You're not sleeping in it correctly which is why it's uncomfortable and why you have knee pain. You shouldn't be shaped like a banana. You have to sleep diagonally and not have it so tight.