Hieha Camping Hammock with Mosquito Net, Portable Double/Single Travel Hammock w/Bug Insect Netting, Tree Straps & Carabiners for Outdoor Camping, Lightweight Tree Hammocks

I'm a heavy person, not entirely graceful, and about 5'6.5". Maybe I got lucky but so far this hammock is my favorite thing of 2021. I've spent hours just laying in it and enjoying nature. My cat cheese even likes hanging out in it. The set up was really easy, the whole time I'm just thinking... dude this doesn't look like it'll support my weight. So I made sure when I hooked to the tree straps I connected both hoops so it was double secure. The net was a little tricky but if you're not height impared or have a better selection of trees to hook to there shouldn't be any issues. As for getting in and out, like I said I'm not entirely graceful but I managed. The zipper is holding up to all my weight getting in and out, and being opened and closed regularly. Personally I don't wear my shoes in the hammock to avoid tears and rips. I've been able to roll around move my weight up and down throughout the hammock and haven't felt any weakness or reason to feel it isn't structurally integral. If any issues arise I'll update my review. As for right now I'm one happy camper ;D

I normally use a small 1 person tent when I backpack but I saw this hammock(for such a great price) and decided I had to give it a try. I've considered camping with a hammock before, but they can get very expensive and usually don't come with a mosquito net. I definitely appreciated how light it was and that all the pieces fit snugly in the bag. This hammock was a game changer, I have NEVER slept so well out in the woods! I got in there with my sleeping bag, hung a small light from the net, and stored the nightly essentials between the larger front pocket and a smaller inside pocket by my head. For reference I am 6'1 and ~180lbs; anyone taller may find the net getting too close to their face but there was plenty of room for anyone wider. There was a bit of trial and error finding the right trees to hang it on, my ONLY complaint would be that the hammock straps have just two loops while many other straps have a series of loops to make adjustments easier. But the strap length was sufficient and set up was easy (all necessary pieces are included) and straightforward. Overall I am thrilled with this new hammock, grateful for the mosquito net (that can just be layered underneath when unnecessary) and look forward to keeping it handy for lounging in the park.

A huge amount of greatness in such a little package. Quick easy set up too. Definitely was worth the price. Thanks guys.

Good hammock liked the netting being attached. The straps are useless and the netting hung in my face need a better way to keep it up.

I bought two of these to go camping with my 11 year old son. His fit perfectly and he loved it. Mine fit well, but at 5'10" and stocky build, it pinched the shoulders when sleeping. Worked better with a sleeping bag on the bottom and sleeping on my side. I wasn't sure about the material holding me, but at 220 lbs, it worked like a charm. Plan to get some longer tree straps or even cargo ties if your trees aren't perfect spaced. Fortunately we had ratcheting cargo ties and a tow-rope to hang our hammocks between trees. Setup was easy, storage back into the attached bag was a breeze. Mosquito netting was great with good airflow.

Used once so far, very compact, super easy set up. I'm a noob to hammocks and this was easy, I weight around 180, I'm 5'4. Had plenty of room. It was comfortable. I had a hammock mat underneath me which made the hammock 10x more comfortable and kept me much warmer then I would have been, I would highly recommend getting a mat, unless your gonna blow a fair amount on an under quilt right away. Without the mat I would have gotten a little chill. Quality of the hammock is nice, comes with everything needed. Quick take down. I will NEVER use a tent on the ground again!!! This is the way to camp people!!

I bought this so I could enjoy my backyard without contracting West Nile.On the upside, it's lightweight and relatively easy to install. The downside with the lightweight fabric is that durability and some comfort is sacrificed. The hook attachments for the net are a few inches too close to the solid fabric and zipper, which obstructs the top view for those of us who like to look at the underside of the tree canopy.As far as bug control, it kind of works. The mosquitos near the net portion stay outside the hammock and stare hungrily before either flying off to find some other victim...or they go to the base of the hammock and stick their greedy mouths through the thin fabric for a nice bloody mary on your backside.Either way, this is helping a little so I can have more blood than mosquito backwash this year.

I'm 6'5", she is 5'9" and we both still fit in it comfortably