Camping Hammock with Rain Fly Tarp and Mosquito Net Tent Tree Straps, Portable Single Double Nylon Parachute Hammock Rainfly Set for Backpacking Hiking Travel Yard Outdoor Activities Green

Seems to be of the same fine quality that I had fallen in love with from my first one I purchased about four years ago. I used that first one over a thousand times and it held up very well. Super simple setup and quick stow away design with durable moisture wicking material, make this a must have for keeping bugs at bay. The puzzler about this second purchase, when I picked up from the delivery location (Michael's) it required not just my photo ID but also that I was 21 or older. Not a problem for me but if you are 18, 19, or 20, I guess check with the seller before purchasing. Very odd.

This hammock was awesome! I took a hiking trip out into the mountains, and this hammock kept mosquitoes off me and kept me very dry from the rain during the night. I hoisted my hammock over a river bed to really put the mosquito net through its paces. Naturally, there was an absolute downpour during the night, and this thing held up great! Overall, the Hammock came in a compact storage system and was perfect for a hike or a lazy day relaxing in the yard. Highly recommended. Comfortable, affordable, and quality!

Good hammock. Would have recieved 5 stars but there is nothing to keep big net of your face while laying in the hammock

Used this on a weekend camping trip and it held up great. Originally purchased for a survival kit, but may becomes frequently used item. Easy to set up, the mosquito net works, and the rain fly actually kept me dry through a light storm. Comfortable enough to sleep in all night. Solid setup for the price.

Big big fan of this. It is a little smaller than I thought, but maybe I grew up with 2 people hammocks. It has a bug net that zips shut, tarp for rain above you, and it’s super easy to put up. The connected carry bag was amazing, and it is relatively lightweight which is nice for backpacking. Everything packs into the small carry bag, and it’s ready to go whenever you are.

This thing was spectacular for 4 nights on the Appalachian Trail. My AirPad went flat and I was in the ground in my tent. I hiked back to the car and took this baby out and it saved my trip. No bigs, waaaaay more comfortable! I am a hammock camper because of this beaut! Get an under quilt if you are going out in cooler weather. I also upgraded the straps for a bit more length and more stout carabiners cuz I’m 6’3” 245. It’s a solid build though. I love it!

This hammock and rain fly kept us dry in the high uintahs. Best nap of my life in the rain. Bonus: If you're taking a bunch of teens camping, they don't stay up all night being noisy if they're in their own hammocks. Make sure you know how to tie it up so that the threads don't rip. 10/10 would buy again. Pro tip: try it at home for naps before you go. Some people just don't sleep well in hammocks. I do. This one's great.

I spent a week camping in this hammock. The rain fly kept the heavy dew off me and provided welcome shade from the hot sun in the afternoons. The fly netting was not like others I have used. Normally there are hooks or tabs to attach it to a line running above the hammock so that looks like screen tent. This one just lays on top of you. I found some creative ways to keep the netting off me with a pillow and clip. It was nice having the netting zipped up to keep all my bedding inside. I found I could leave my blankets and pillow inside the netting and flip it over during the day to lay on top of the opposite side. I should add that I had an under quilt providing a little extra support for the bedding. My only real complaint was the cheap straps. They work but they aren't the "good" ones with the easy to adjust lengths. Maybe if I didn't know there were better straps offered I would give a five star.

This kit is a great way to test the waters on hammock camping. I have a few high end camping hammocks and I picked up a couple of these so my kids could give it a go without investing $300+/setup that may never get used again. Is it as good as my better ones? No, but at the price point I was throughly impressed with no regrets. The fact that this comes with everything you really need to go camp with it besides your insulation is good. The main con I found was with the tree straps. They do suck due to very little adjustments and you pretty much need to find trees the PERFECT diameter and distance apart to get a good hang. If you go into this expecting to have to put out an other $25cad for better straps it’s still a good deal for a very good entry level setup

good construction. held a 280lbs guy over the weekend. came with tree straps instead of rope, which is AAA, gotta protect them trees! the tarp is decent, may have to replace after a couple years but thats ok. only gripe i have is it didnt have loops on the bug mesh so you cant attach any cordage to lift the mesh from your face/body. you can jerry rig past that annoyance, but itd be nice to have the loops. other than that, a pretty good hammock for a value price

Only drawbacks so far: rainfly gets in the way when you want it to be open and comfortable just to sit i stead of lay. And a little but of wright to it but not too heavy, especially considering everything in the kit seems well made. 5 stars, happy with this purchase- nice option to use as a tent alone or light enough to carry around if a normal tent is preferred for sleeping

Excellent produit. Peu dispendieux. Il a été très utile pour mon camping trip de 5 jours. Très léger et facile a assembler et démonter Je recommande

I loved it until the net ripped just from sitting on it :(, pretty cheap material but it did work well for a bit.