Yeah buddy! Make sure you double it up when you fold it back 😁

Great question. I've seen people lay opposite of the way Tom does. If you have the Super Shelter, there is a head and foot end, with the foot end to the right, as I understood it.

I have a Hennessy and I believe the hammocks are set up for a left to right lay with one's head to the left and feet to the right. So whether your head is at the zipper or not depends on which end of the hammock you put your head.

You, my friend , are very special.

It's made for colder weather use, not for "getting a suntan" in warmer weather. It's the same priniciple as using a space tarp or space blanket underneath to keep from getting cold. If you had an real woods experience, you'd know that.

@@JohnB-dr8sk At first glance, your claims make perfect "logical" assumptions; supported by some common ways of thinking. These are N0T supported by science. Installed in your present manner you have only succeeded in cushioning the screw heads and providing some sound deadening against rainfall. My reference to, "getting a suntan" pertained to allowing radiant "Sun" Ray's into the interior rather THAN reflecting them back toward their source. I did not infer you intended your shelter for warm weather (suntanning) use as compared to cold weather usage. Science dictated that, " whenever a reflective surface direcrly contacts another surface (material) the reflective properties are canceled. IF you take a shiny sheet of metal (or a mirror) and paint it flat black, you can N0 longer see your reflection and it actually begins to absorb radiation. A principle commonly used in creating solar heaters from soda cans here on you tube ! The same thing happens "Immediately" when you cover a reflective pad with your sleeping bag (sorry) ... ! "Radiant" energy, the energy created by your body (or the Sun) can only be reflected directly away from and back to the source ; unless impeded by some other substance/material. At very BEST, ... only the radiant energy escaping completely through your sleeping bag could possibly be reflected back through your sleeping bag to the source creating that energy (your body) to realize any increased sensation of warmth. The same insulative fibres that contain "heat" would prohibit escape of radiant energy (absorption) from the sleeping bag and further prohibit it from returning back to the radiant energy source ( reabsorbtion). IF ... you g@@gle, "how does reflective insulation work", "how to properly install reflective insulation", or "are Radiant Barriers effective" ; you can verify my claims. Websites such as energy(dot)Gov or manufacturers similar to "Reflectix" may prove useful.