Lay-Flat Halfmoon 11 ft Hammock with Structural Ridgeline for Camping Sleeping Ultralight for Backpacking Hiking

Actually bought this as a lounger. Didn't want the width of a "double" hammock but wanted the 11' length. So far have been pleasantly suprised at the quality for the price. Seams are well sewn. The underquilt clips are a nice addition. I don't even have these on my camping setup. The only thing I changed out were the daisy chain straps and the continuous loops. Put cinch buckles on new loops to use with polyester straps. Absolutely nothing wrong with the provided loops and straps (they are actually great for someone just getting into hammock camping) I'm just more comfortable my way. Long story (sorta) short, it's really comfortable and would make a great camping hammock. Would I recommend it? Yep. Would I buy it again? Yep.

I really like trying new hammocks but most are given to friends after 1 or two uses. This one is a keeper. quality product. The asymmetry is questionable. Its not some special design feature, it's just big enough to lay at at angle. The 1 peice costruction ( while not doing something special to lay you flat) is very nice. Its thin, airy, but holds my 260lb without issue. Hanging, it is about the size of an Eno 2 person hammock, but it packs down smaller. It's stuff bag is only a bit smaller then average, but the hammock only takes half the space so two full size tree straps and carabiners fit. Simular size hammocks would take up the whole bag on their own.The stuff bag has a drawstring opening on both ends and it is not stitched to the hammock as shown. I'd prefer it it were as shown.

I already owned the Ridge Outdoors Pinnacles hammock, and have been super happy with the quality and value. I've taken it multi-night backpacking in the Rockies to great success. When I saw the Lay-flat as a lighter, netless alternative for lounging, I had to jump on the deal; it's a steal. Other inexpensive hammocks are shorter, wider, and heavier. No comparable hammock out there is this inexpensive. The only thing you're missing out from cottage-industry hammocks is customizability. If you having a specific characteristic is a dealbreaker, go that route.The new UHWMPE ridgeline is an upgrade over the previous paracord version. It came a little long at 111", so I shortened it by wrapping it a few times around the end loopThe tree straps are fine, but they're a little heavy for backpacking. I cut off the sewn-in loops, leaving 6' tree straps that I use with a marlin spike hitch and whoopie sling.The carabiners are great quality, but I don't use them in my suspension setup to save weight.

I have several hammocks of various brands from Amazon. I like this one for its one piece center fabric. Many of them will be two colors and where the color changes there is a seam.. that can be uncomfortable for sleeping. This one is by far the narrowest that I own and for that reason sleeping in it is harder. I wish it was wider. Also, it costs almost double the next most expensive one I've bought from Amazon, and only includes the Ridgeline for that price... It's small, non-adjustable Paracord... Something you can make for a couple dollars..Overall, nice hammock but it should be cheaper

I bought this hammock because it was cheap, and well reviewed. I am extremely happy with the purchase, it is lightweight, easy to set up , easy to store, and comfortable to use, what more can you ask for?

The best thing about this is the straps, other than that it is uncomfortable and cheap

More compact than my wise owl hammock and much more comfy for sleeping in. You won’t find anything more quality for the money. I wish they had there pinnacle 360 available

This is my 2nd one bc dog chewed up 1st. It no longer have bag attached to the hammock. It completely separate pouch. Kinda disappointed and misleading in that not mentioned that bc I liked that feature. Hammock end don't seem to be same quality. 1st one was great thou hopefully this this the same.