covacureCamping Hammock - Ultralight Portable Travel Hammocks - 70-Denier Durable &Breathable Nylon with 10FT Tree Straps for Outdoor Camping Hiking Backpacking (150kg Capacity)

I class myself as a bit of a hammock expert, as I've slept in one many a night over the years and spent hundreds of hours in them, esp while free camping in Greece/South America.I admit I prefer cotton hammocks but this is great. The material is not like parachute material but a really nice nylon with anti rip. The colour is fantastic - petrol blue! Looks great. Im 5'9 (177cm) and it's perfect to lie diagonal or even across it, albeit your legs will be out past the knee but that's normal for 150cm wide. The 2m wide you can sleep sideways, but they are hard to see out of if you are diagonal lying/sleeping (the correct way to sleep/lie in a hammock).This is perfect for one person and for viewing/looking out of (important is near sea). The material is lovely and soft and cool, so ideal in warmer climates.The carbines are heavy and the straps are good quality. I'll dump both though and use thin rope (400lb), as I have my own method and this will cut down weight and I have a great system to fix them easy (based on kite surf knots). They are good quality but adds weight esp carbines.As someone who knows about hammocks (have Colombian ones and Brazilian ones) this is perfect for backpacking trips or camping trips, if you want a light load (otherwise use a Colombian or Brazilian one for home/car trips).Highly recommended and sure most will love the colour and soft material.Note to manufacturers - make a 190 wide version too (double)

Very well made, the tree slings are sturdy and the karabiners are good quality, the hammock is very lightweight and I was unsure how strong it was going to be, after using the hammock a few times I am happy with its strength.

I bought this as a experiment for use in the summer when im sailing. I looped it round the headsail furler and the mast. It takes some experimentation to get the height right but once that is done and you get in the hammock, it is seriously relaxing. Overall great buy for the pricePros;-Lightweight and takes up little space-Attaching straps are long and are sturdy (lots of mounting options)Cons;-Hammock material appears thin, but does the job. Becareful not to wear anything sharp as a tear could comprmise it-In brezzy conditions the wind catches the hammock like a sail! You will need a 2nd person to help you attach it when its windy.

Really easy to set up. I bought it for my son to play with, and put a couple of eye bolts up in his bedroom from which to hang it. Easily held my weight, (had to try it obviously), and he slept in it for the night. Now uses it as a "chilling" spot, laying in it with his iPad. Easy to take down and stow, very light. Using it outside would be fun, but would obviously need a place with two trees a reasonable distance apart. The two straps provided look easy enough to use, and provide plenty of flexibility to hang between to points of varying distance apart. Lots of loops on the strap to secure the clips on each end of the hammock. I'd reccomend, and thought it was a good price.

Bought this hammock to camp in my horse box, works perfectly