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Excelente
Excelente

Great Hammock For A Very Good Price
This hammock has been great, I’ve taken it backpacking in the Adirondack mountains and it held up well. The bug net works perfectly at keeping the bugs away and I have not had any rips or tears yet. Very easy to set up with the included straps. I bought a rain fly separately and together with this hammock, it’s a great way to camp.

Buy it simply for the straps, carabiners, cord, and bungee cord
I bought this to use a gear hammock because of its integrated bug net.I mean why buy a decent gear hammock for $20-80 when I can simply just buy another hammock with all the extra goodies and the addition of another actual hammock.You pay for what you get but in this case it’s not a diss.Not only is the hammock of good quality but the main thing I used was the carabiners, for another hammock because I didn’t want my climbing ones out in the rain, the bungee cord to make a anchor point at the bottom of the trees for my tarp so I didn’t have to stake them, and finally the straps.OH MY GOD THE STRAPS. If you’re an unsure hammock camper simply buy this one for the straps, each strap has 18 adjustment loops + the 1 for the tree.With this amount of loops you can actually find the perfect hang extremely easy, they’re also slightly thinner which makes them compatible as replacements for cinch buckle style straps should you ever replace them.To put them in perspective the vastly more popular wise owl hammock straps have 5 loops… I can tell you when I was first starting out those 5 loops did not do me justice, I immediately swapped over to cinch buckle style straps after wasting a lot of time trying to get tie downs & ratchets to work.The bug net is completely integrated which means there is absolutely no way for bugs to get in unlike other hammocks with removable bug nets/ completely separate bug nets if that aspect of being outside bothers you.That is also a con though however as you can never take it off, it also only has one entrance to get in from and the other side is simply sewn into the hammock seamlessly, luckily however it is a double zipper which makes it perfect for use as a gear hammock.The last con would technically be that you can’t have a ridgeline inside your bug net, it has to be outside and you’ll probably be using it to keep your bug net off your face if you were to be using this as an actual hammock.

My lifestyle is a little chaotic but all good news
I woke up yesterday, packed me a little bag, snacks, pillows, and blankets and headed to the creek. It’s funny to see how scared I was to sit down at first because by sunset last night I was moving around, and wiggling, and doing a little bouncey bounce every now and again to test the weight limit. At one point I noticed I was kind of leaning towards one end so I flung my body towards the top like one would do in a normal bed lol no issues. It says the weight limit is 500lbs but idk that I’d put 2 people in this thing. 200lbs of dead weight and 2 grams of magic mushies that I was *heavily* under the influence of while setting up and I only fell down once on my first try because the knot that ties to the caribeaner was loose but I spent 9-10 hours in it yesterday comfortable & confident I wasn’t going to fall again, repeating my dad’s words in my head “for $20 are you sure its going to hold weight” as im sitting on my knees directly in the center. Added bonus once the animals got used to me they just went about their lives like I wasn’t even there. Even seen a BEAUTIFUL crane hunting in the creek about 6-8 feet away… he checked me out & then went about his business hunting for his little fishy dinner in the creek. He didn’t catch anything but it was still very cool to watch.Someone is going to have to pay me for the advert campaign I’m about to go on because this was the BEST $25 IVE EVER SPENT IN MY LIFE! Last thing I forgot to mention is that it’s really nice that the net zips closed like a tent and there’s a large pocket in the front and a smaller “cellphone” pocket inside! My only ick is it would be nice if there was a way to keep the net open in the front… I think I’ll buy some velcro dots to pin it up 😊

EDIT 1:The aluminum stakes are not strong enough and I bent one by banging on it with a rock.One of the loops mentioned in my OG review broke due to too much tension when I lifted myself into the hammock.The fabric does not breathe great. It does, but not great, which means that on a hot day, that is, when the temp is higher than 25C and when there is no wind, you are not going to feel very cool. But even a slight breeze, and the wind will go through the fabric and it will feel refreshing.Other than the small side loop and the one stake, nothing broke yet. The straps with loops are great and you can adjust the length just so. I usually mount the straps as high as I can, and then hook the hammock as tight as I can, meaning until it looks perfectly horizontal without anything in it. That way, after I hop into it, it won’t sag and have the typical excessive curve you see most hammock have because they are not installed properly. This helps your back by keeping you in as horizontal position as possible.The attached stuff bag could be a tiny bit larger.Other than that, I am very satisfied, and as others say, great value for what you get.______________________________________________________________________________________________I am testing the large size, camo color. My stats are: 5’10” or 1.78 m, 187.39 lb or 85 kg.Since I don’t have enough experience with hammocks, this being my first ever, I don’t have a frame of reference to be able to judge whether it is exceptional (5-stars) or not. So, I am giving the benefit of the doubt and rating it as 5-stars just because:- it does the job- is easy to set up- 2 external pockets: on the right side, close to your head, a small one can only hold a 500 ml water bottle, and a large one center left, holds the whole hammock when putting it away, so large enough to hold a trade paperback.- the mosquito net can be locked open to one side thanks to a pocket that will tilt outwards if you put a phone or 500ml water bottle in it that keeps the net out of the way if you want to enjoy the hammock open style; the pocket size is not large enough to hold anything bigger than a 500 ml bottle.- the net is grey in color and instead could have been olive drab to better match the camo colors.- by that small external pocket, 2 loops to which you can fasten the provided guy lines and hook them to the aluminum pegs you plant into the ground; this will keep the part where your upper torso goes wider than without them, and now you can tug on the lines to impart a sideways rocking motion to the hammock.

Perfect hammock very fresh net is not in your face if you take time to set it up corectly with extra rope you have rope to make it wider on the side too. Could not ask for better for the price!