Outerman Camping Hammock with Mosquito Net, Portable Single Hammock with Tree Straps, Easy Setup, Lightweight Nylon Parachute Hammocks for Indoor, Outdoor, Backpacking, Travel, Patio, Hiking (Gray)

Set it up on a frame for hamocs got in it ripped I through it in the fir pit

When I bought this, I was a little scared that it break because I put hammocks inside of trees but I decided to take the risk and get it and it worked now mind this I’m about 115 pounds. But the reviews are wrong.

Extra protection and great quality.

I must give this 5 stars. Why? Bc of the bug net. This has come in handy so many time. Another of people are extremely allergic to bug bites some worse than others. My family is on the worse side. I must say I cab go camping and nap in the shade or I can sleep under the stars without getting eaten alive.

It's super easy to set up and works as intended, I used this for 20 days straight and enjoyed the easy setup and teardown.In 6ft and 215lbs, and the hammock held me very well, no issues with length or width, it was very comfortable considering the setup.It rolls up nicely, into a medium pizza size package, so you con stow it nearly in your pack.My biggest disappointment is with the zipper; it kept getting caught in the hammock material and kept ripping fabric and creating strings which kept getting stuck on the zipper, super annoying to detangle in the middle of the night.A few of my buddies had similar setups with hammocks that were a little bit higher priced than this one, and they didn't have any of the issues with the mosquitoe net that I had. Additionally, their sleeping area was easier to access than mine.Overall, not bad for the price.

I hang it under my flatbed trailer to relax in the shade while waiting to load. Netting does the trick! Setup is less than a minute.

I purchased this product for the mosquito net, but after trying to hang it up and set it up, I found it very, very hard and unnecessarily difficult to switch back-and-forth from the netted side to the non-netted side. Needless to say this will be in the trash sooner in my attic.

I took this camping with me, and slept in it for 2 nights in a row. The trees I strapped it to were a little far apart, so I ended up tying the added rope around the trees, and putting the rope through the loops in the straps to get some added length. I'm kinda a hefty guy, but I was more worried about my own knots than the hammock collapsing. Having the mosquito net out in the woods makes a world of difference if you don't want to get eaten alive by bugs while you sleep. I will say that the pack is rather large to fit basically double the material of a regular hammock, so packing it in a hiking backpack did take up a lot of space in my bag, but I was only going for 2 nights with some friends, so I wasn't too worried about it. I'm looking forward to getting to use this again. The only thing I will say is that under my weight, the bottom half stretched a bit, and laying down didn't give me a super clear view of outside (staring at the stars and such) but all in all, I'm glad I bought it