The ENO SubLink Hammock Shelter System includes a hammock, bug netting, a tarp, tent stakes, and suspension system – basically everything you need to get started for backpacking or camping with a hammock. Weighing less than three pounds combined, the SubLink Shelter System includes ENO's lightest weight hammock products and is ideal for hikers who are focused on slashing their gear weight, while retaining the flexibility and convenience of hammock camping. The entire shelter system fits into a small stuff sack, making it ideal for the smaller volume backpacks carried by ultralight backpackers. For a more detailed breakdown, see my ENO SubLink Hammock Shelter System Review.
Deadline to Enter
The deadline to enter this raffle is Monday, July 17, 2017, at midnight PST.
- All raffle entrants will have one chance to win.
- The winner will be selected randomly from all valid entries and notified by email. Failure to respond to email in 3 days will result in prize forfeiture.
- The winner will be listed on our Raffle Winners page.
- Please keep everything rated G.
- The prize winner may live anywhere.
- If you have any questions, leave a comment.
To Enter
To enter this random raffle for a chance to win a free ENO SubLink Hammock Shelter System, answer the following three questions in a comment below:
- Do you bring separate camp shoes on backpacking trips?
- If you answered Yes to #1, what is the manufacturer and model of the camp shoes you use most frequently on backpacking trips. If you don't include the manufacturer and model your entry won't count. (Don't say I didn't warn you).
- If you answered No to #1, why don't you bring camp shoes?
Incomplete or unintelligible answers will be disqualified. Brevity is appreciated.
Example Responses
Example 1:
- No
- NA (Not Applicable)
- I don't want to carry the extra weight. I wear mesh trail runners and they dry pretty fast. I don't need extra camp shoes.
Example 2:
- Yes
- Crocs Swiftwater Sandals (light and inexpensive)
- NA
Example 3:
- Yes
- Xero Z-Trek Sandals
- NA
Please answer the three questions in a comment below to enter
- Do you bring separate camp shoes on backpacking trips?
- If you answered Yes to #1, what is the manufacturer and model of the camp shoes you use most frequently on backpacking trips. If you don't include the manufacturer and model your entry won't count. (Don't say I didn't warn you).
- If you answered No to #1, why don't you bring camp shoes?
Incomplete or unintelligible answers will be disqualified. Brevity is appreciated.
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