Covacure Camping Hammock - Lightweight Portable Hammocks with 2 Tree Straps, Outdoor Hammock for Indoor, Hiking, Camping, Backpacking, Travel, Garden, Beach

Nothing says camping like being lazy in a hammock!!Finally got to try this baby out on a recent camping trip, it's going on every future trip to be sure! I also got the one with the bug net but wanted to try the simpler one out first, in case things went bad and massive tangles ensued.No need to worry, this was so easy to hang, get in and out of, take down.Only regret is the lack of hanger uppers in our day to day world, I'd use this everywhere!!! (DMV are you taking notes????)

I like to kayak and room in my yak is at a premium. So first off... this hammock packs down small. A+. This is my second hammock from Covacure. (The other was $10 more, but came with a zippable bug screen)The straps are sewn loop ends about 10’ in length. The hammock fabric is soft and strong. Like a parachute. Other hammocks I’ve used (not Covacure) have seams to connect different color fabrics...which looks cool, but during extended times in the hammock becomes a nuisance rubbing against your skin. This hammock is all one solid piece. A+ (the blue color is good, too!)Lastly, the price. Buy several. These are the best I’ve found at this price point.

This hammock was very sturdy and the straps were long enough I could hang it almost anywhere. In the picture I attached it is the one on the right in the back. It comes with the straps. My friend brought her hammock and it did not even come with straps So we actually hooked both of our hammocks to my 2 straps. They are very strong and good quality. So comfortable and so fun!

To give some background for this review - over the past few months, I’ve purchased eight hammocks from different brands off Amazon (mostly not “Big Name Brands”). All of them have been under $25.7 of the 8 were from unique brands. Two were for kids (same brand), seven were single person hammocks & one was a two person hammock.Three have been returned. One had ropes instead of tree straps & I rapidly realized that was not ideal. Two had non-looped tree straps & I realized those frayed VERY quickly, plus the material of the hammocks felt like they would tear quickly.So with this varied experience, here are the pros and cons of this hammock (which I purchased after reading reviews raving about the company & excitement of this hammock):Pros:The straps on the end of the hammock (that connect the hammock to the carabiner clip) are straps and feel very secure.The tree straps are solid, triple stitched with a good length and loops for easy setup and breakdown.The material is solid and feels like it will last a long time. It’s one piece of material, which reduces the amount of stitching & places that could come undone.The color is gorgeous. Truly my favorite hammock color & why I ultimately purchased.Cons:I am 102 pounds, 4’11” - so, in other words, a very tiny human. I can wear a 14/16 in kids clothing & am an XS/size 0 in adult clothing.And I find this hammock to be very slim/narrow/shallow.With the other hammocks, I can easily invite my kids (two girls - 5 & 7) join me in a single hammock at the same time. I cannot do so comfortably in this hammock.So while it’s fine for me and I use this hammock a lot, if you are someone who:-shifts around a lot in the hammock-likes a lot of extra space around your body-are a larger person (height/width) that feels more supported by a wider width/longer length hammocks-your kids like to join you....then this is probably not the perfect hammock option for you.The brand could improve this hammock by widening the width of the material by 6-12” & it would make this a 5 star hammock without question.

How good can a $20 hammock be? Turns out, pretty darn good! Not only that, it took me less then 5 minutes to hang it without my husbands help, thank you very much LOL.My small dog and I thouroughly enjoyed it all weekend long

WOW! was this just put into the market ? Soon as I saw it was from covacure I bought it.. they have amazing quality products ive gottenThe other green hammock with the bug netting and that was super . But this one is just uber compact, and light! Better then ENO any day , The blue is just the cherry on top , cant wait to go out on trail to try it out thanks a ton , definitely just bought a 2nd one too because holy cow the price is outta this world!!

The hammock had grass on it and in bag, along with bark chips on straps. It was a gift which I did not give because it was used. However it seems to be a good hammock for the price thus keeping it because I don't want the return hassle. Only time will tell if it last.

As you will quickly discover when researching hammocks is that they are all very similar. The key differences are in the details.Does it have triple stitching, no. This is made from a single panel with single stitching on the hem and double stitching at the anchor points.Does it have heavy duty caribiners, yesIs the hammock securely attached to the carabiner, yes.Is the strap long enough, no.The straps are 9'-6" long and provide a single loop at one end and three loops over a 15" segment. This limits how far apart your trees can be because you only get 1'-6" of adjustment plus the circumference of each tree (multiple wrapping)Also, this hammock pocket is small. Too small to fit the straps like most hammocks do.