Is the Haven a tent or a hammock? I think you'll be surprised at the answer. Dive into this blog post so we can help clear things up.

A basic guide that will help you avoid common mistakes when setting up your hammock and prepare you for a good night of sleep.

Traditional hammocks have that distinctive banana shape. Personally, I can’t stand being bent like a banana, and it makes sleeping on your stomach completely impossible. Imagine raising both ends of your mattress to mimic the traditional hammock shape. Again, you might be able to sleep on your back or side… but never on your stomach!

Let’s check this blog for some of the do’s and don’t of campaigning in the bear country. Continue reading to more about it and have a safe experience!

The secret behind the Haven Tent is revealed! Find out how the Haven Tent leaves you wondering how you weren’t sleeping in your bed the previous night.

Taking weight considerations out of the equation, we were able to dial up the other features that make the Haven Tent special. The heavier material also gives additional structure to our patented design, pushing hammock performance even further. 

Although the Haven Tent is more at home in the air, it’s nice to have the flexibility to go to ground. Here on an unprotected knoll in the clouds, our bivy tents performed well. Considering the 8+ hours of constant rain and wind from all directions.

This year our annual cousin horse packing trip brought us to the Wind River range of Wyoming. Three days of riding with two nights tucked away in our Haven Tents.

Whoopie slings are my single favorite Haven Tents™ accessory. They weigh next to nothing and give you much more flexibility in choosing your site to hang.

Condensation is something that happens in every tent… If you’re breathing in a small space for a long time, that 1 liter of water that you exhale during a typical night has to go somewhere.