G4Free Large Camping Hammock with Mosquito Net and Rain Fly- 2 Person Portable Hammock with Bug Net and Tent Tarp for Outdoor Hiking Camping Backpacking Travel

I tied it up between 2 trees. Easy to do with the provided tackle. It was comfortable and seems well made. I don’t regret buying it. Good post apocalyptic survival item . Get a gas mask and some freeze dried food. And ammunition.

Easy to install and hold up well...

Camped for 3 days in the Appalachian mountains in lows of 28 degrees. It’s a thing hammock so bring a roll mat or save up for an under quilt if you’re cold camping. It’s an easy set up. The mosquito can stand on its own but I would run a ridge line above the hammock. There are 2 loops on each side of the net you can attach to the ridge line to keep the net in place. Great hammock for the price. And stores well in a ruck sack just fine.

Extremely disappointing. Not sturdy at all. Net ripped as I was setting up for the first time. The zippers were also extremely weak. I knew the quality was suspect at such a low price, but I was hoping to get at least 5 trips out of it to see if I liked hammock camping. I will replace the item to see if I just got a bad version, and will update the review if the quality is better.

The hammock is nice, have used to camp in wild conditions and it works quite good. Also the underquilt that I ordered with the kit. For sleeping is really 1-person (probably the 2-person claim is for just sitting together). The downsize is the size of the rain fly, it just barely covers the hammock, if you want to hang or put something around the hammock, it will definitely get wet during rain. Recommendation: Get this hammock, buy the rain fly apart, a bigger one.

Honestly I highly recommend this Hamic I tried it on my road trip around Oregon and Washington slept in it was amazing very comfortable very spacious the best part it’s easy to set up so check it

I bought for my son at Christmas and he already used and loved it. He said it was easy to assemble. He is satisfied with it!

The setup was very easy and it came with simple instructions attached so you can't loose them. The only downside to this hammock was that when sleeping the loops that hold the net up shift and almost end up under you. I woke up once or twice in a slight panic because I was at the edge because if flips a little. I never fell out though and I think putting a way to pull the bottom out would fix this inconvenience. It was also very quick to put away.