Compress snakeskin-wrapped hammock?

I was given a used Hennessey hammock a few years ago, and I'm now getting around to trying it out! I'm not exactly sure which model it is - I think it might be a Backpacker Ultralight with bottom entry.

It has snakeskins, which seem to be useful, but it's quite a bulky package (I'll be using it when cycling, and don't have a lot of space).

What's the best way to pack the snakeskin-wrapped hammock so that it takes up minimal space?

The denser the snakeskin is packed the more difficult it is to compress the „sausage“. I used my Hennessy hammock with a larger (bigger diameter) DIY snakeskin to be able to pack it more compact.

Thanks for that. I wondered if a compression sack might be the answer, but as you say, it could be that the Hennessy snakeskins are too tight.

I suppose that's the least of my problems for now - I need to get a tarp and some bottom insulation before I worry about packing the hammock.

I dont really get a hammock in skins. I didnt find any advantage over a double ended stuff sack especially where pack size is concerned. A stuff sack with a hole poked in the bottom suffices.
As long as its not stuffed too tightly in what ever stuff sack/skins it should conform to the space to allow flat packing rather than a solid lump.
Bishop bags also do double duty as a peak bag.
Do the HH skins allow air to pass through the fabric?

Thanks for that. I think a double ended stuff sack would be better for me than the snake skins. Once I get my hammock rig sorted and I'm ready to use it on a bike trip I'll probably look at getting a double ended stuff sack.

The Hennessy snake skins do wrap the hammock up tightly, but then they're a bit unwieldy, and difficult to roll up or pack into a small saddlebag etc.