This hammock is smartly designed and made of strong materials, and I think that it is a smart buy for my Emergency Bug Out Bag for use in any tactical situation!

Buena hamaca, hay que cuidarla y saber usarla pero es muy buena, buen precio.

Me gusto la calidad, du precio justo

This camping hammock is the best money you will spend! Sets up and takes down in 2 minutes. Packs up into a small easy to carry ball. The mosquito netting will let you rest in comfort no bugs. Good quality for the money.

This is actually quite a nice hammock for the money. It comes with everything you need to set it up quickly (2 carabiners, 2 1" wide tree straps, 2 stringers) and start lounging in comfort. It has triple stitching on the body seams, and double stitching on the seams where the bug net attaches to the hammock.Yes, it has a bug net! You can lie in it, like any other hammock, OR you can flip it over and use it with the attached net. It includes two stringer lines to let you raise the net above you. The net has a double zipper, on one side of the hammock, and is permanently stitched to the opposite side, allowing entry from the one side. I haven't tested it, yet, but the size of the netting looks to be small enough to keep out most all of the bugs that might annoy/bite you.It also has two pockets. One large pocket (that is actually the carry bag) on the outside, that is large enough to stash maybe three 1 liter water bottles, or items of equivalent size, and one smaller pocket, inside the bug net, that is big enough for a phone, a single 1 liter water bottle, or any smaller items.The only downside, for me, is that I mistakenly ordered the single size (55" wide) hammock, instead of the double size. I am just under 5'8" and I really wish I had ordered correctly. While I AM able to lie at an angle across the width of the hammock, I feel that the double size would allow me to lie a little flatter and more comfortably. Again, this is my own fault for not paying attention when I placed the order. If you're shorter than 5'8", the single width may be fine for you. Just my personal preference.Also, I don't feel that this single width hammock would leave you enough room to comfortably use with a sleeping pad. You might be better off with the double wide for that.Other than that, this is a rather nice hammock. It feels sturdy, looks nice, and is WAY more comfortable to lie in, than not. Especially when you can lie in the shade, gently swinging in the breeze!If you're looking for your first hammock, or simply a decent quality hammock at a low price, I don't think you could go wrong with this one.EDIT: With regard to my comments about the width of the hammock and my own, personal comfort - after using this hammock EVERY DAY since my review, I have absolutely gotten used to the size and have made adjustment to the angle at which I hang it. I now have no problem lying in this hammock for hours on end, in absolute comfort.EDIT - 6/18/22 - Have probably used this hammock 200+ times and it is still in great shape. No rips, no tears, no seams coming apart. It's still as comfortable as ever.EDIT - 7/15/23 - This thing is a tank! 3 years on and this hammock is still truckin' with no signs of weakness.EDIT - 10/3/24 - Well, it finally happened. I forgot my hammock at a camp spot and lost the little guy.It had finally developed a small hole near the top of the stuff sack, but that was the only real wear it sustained.No worries. I loved it so much that I got me a brand new one! Even bought one for a friend!

We recently went camping with all of our kids, typically we have some of the family hammocking and the younger kids sleep in a tent. But we thought we might need hammocks for everyone this time around due to the likelihood of uneven ground and hiking in. I did a lot of research into many different hammocks before choosing this one! I needed something that was high quality without costing a ton. Our teens are used to hammocking, but having this set up for the littles turned out to be awesome. They slept great. The mosquito nets also allowed us to attach fairy lights to the tops using the same ropes. We would turn them on before all the kids dispersed to their hammocks so they could easily find their way around. Then after they were settled we would turn them off before we went to bed.I was considering buying a more expensive lay flat hammock for myself. I was worried because I often deal with my neck shifting out of place. I slept in this all week long and never had an issue with back or neck pain at all. They were so easy to set up, good quality straps and nets. We had an issue with one net that the company replaced so quickly. Their customer service was genuinely a pleasure to deal with (which is a bit of a miracle when it comes to customer service reps, but they were great!)They don't weigh too much. Even our younger ones (3, 5 and 7) can carry their own in their hiking packs. I don't often write reviews, but this product turned out to be such a blessing for us on our recent trip that I knew I needed to come back and share. If you're on the fence, it's more than worth the price.In the picture it may look like the net lays low, but it doesn't, this is because once the person gets in and weighs the hammock down the net stays up higher. It is actually very spacious and doesn't droop towards you or feel claustrophobic at all. That had been one of my personal concerns about the net, but it was never an issue for us.