OK...that was an adventure this past weekend.
Once we got to a place where we wanted to set stuff up, off the trail a ways so to be more secluded - first thing was setting those hammocks up.
I will say that laying in one that afternoon - it was mostly comfortable and I managed to get the sleeping pad in & under me so that I was sorta on a diagonal.
That night though....
Low of about 49/50F and the sleeping pad plus the tarp plus a fleece blanket didn't cut it.
Went to bed around 10:30p and was awake at 1:30am because I was cold everywhere that wasn't covered by the pad.
Seems like the tarp didn't help with any insulation, as I thought it might, putting it under the sleeping pad & wrapping up the sides.
My friend asks "are you OK?" around 2pm and I said, "No! I'm cold!"
He asked if I wanted him to get up and restart the fire.
YES
So, ended up dozing/napping/resting in front of the fire on the poncho & liner(s) he had brought.
Both of us got maybe an hour's worth of napping between 5:30-7:30am.
Will I use the hammock again?
Yea, I don't see why not, but will be better prepared for the temperature.
An underquilt would be nice, need to see about getting one for both of them for, maybe for me, anything under 65F at night...
Also, the snugpak hammock is not small nor all that lightweight.
But, guess it doesn't matter since he's carrying them.