Camping Hammock - Lightweight Double Hammock, Hold Up to 772lbs, Portable Hammocks for Indoor, Outdoor, Hiking, Camping, Backpacking, Travel, Backyard, Beach（Dark Green）

so easy to put together looks good and it is comfortable and cheap

I wanted to get into hammock camping, but didn't want to spend too much money in case I hated it, so I gave this hammock a try. I don't think I'd describe it as lightweight by backpacking standards, but it's fine for car camping. It lacks a lot of features you'd find on higher quality hammocks, but I don't think that's a problem. I'll be thru-hiking the AT this year and have decided to take this hammock with me... I'll have to update this post to share how many miles I'm able to hike before this thing inevitably rips and dumps me on the ground in the middle of the night. But for under $30, I'll just replace it. Update: I ended up getting injured and ended my hike early, but my hiking partner took this hammock when we parted ways and went about 600 miles backpacking through the northeast with just this hammock to sleep with. He said it was so comfortable and held up perfectly. There was only one small hole in it near the zipper after 600 miles and months of backpacking but the damage was user error (occurred when hastily shoving items in backpack). Overall, and especially for the price, this was an incredible hammock — highly recommend!

Great hammock. Easy to set up and remove, very light weight but strong. The net is a game changer and makes New England bugs seem not so bad. Straps are well made and don't make it seem like your going to fall. Overall a great value for the money.

I made the low $28 investment to see if Hammock camping was for me, and now I'm hooked. Currently, I throw in an inflatable pad, sleeping bag, and a small pillow and sleep better than I do in my bed. I'm 5'11, 200 lbs, and a side sleeper btw. The hammock is fast and easy to set up and break down. It's very light and doesn't take up much space in my backpack. The straps are good for the tree bark. The bugnet works flawlessly, and gives me peace of mind knowing I'm not going to wake up with mosquito bites or anything crawling on me! The bugnet line across the top keeps the net off me and spacious inside. The elastic lines on the sides of the hammock help expand its width, so I'm not burrito'd out, again, making it more spacious. There's a pocket on the inside and outside, but it's more comfortable if you don't put anything too heavy in them because your weight will just pull those things onto you, but they are convenient. I use them for my phone and knife, and it's fine. Also, because that outer pocket is the stuff sack, you can unload or load it back up without the hammock ever touching the ground, which prevents a nasty rip. I've found that the Covacure hammock works great with the Onewind Ultralight Hammock Tarp Shelter 12' (which I also bought on Amazon) for rain protection since I enjoy camping in the rain (which has significantly helped with my overall stress level). My advice is this: buy this hammock and get some fresh air and adventure.

Decent for the price. Materials are on the thinner side. Stitching could have used a better thread. Mine ripped at the pocket on first use.