onewind 11ft Camping Hammock with Bugnet, Portable Double Hammock with Mosquito Net, Backpacking Hammock with Net Adjustable Ridgeline Tree Straps for Outdoor Hiking Backpacking, OD Green

This product is amazing given its price. I will start with a couple of my favorite parts about this.1. Setup was incredibly easy. I watched the setup video a couple times and actually tested it out in my backyard before taking this setup on an actual backpacking trip. I am still pretty new to hammock camping but it didn't take me more than 15 minutes my first time to get it all sorted. Now it barely takes 5 minutes to get it all set.2. It's stable. I had no issues or fears of failure with this hammock. It's pretty rock solid and kept me in one place all night.3. Accessories. The bug net was a big plus to be included. I also liked the stuff sack that hangs from the ridge line for my phone, glasses, and whatever else was taking up room in my pockets that day.4. Price. Compared to a lot of other setups this one really beats them by far in terms of quality, but also as far as price is concerned.Overall I really enjoyed this hammock. It kept me dry during a bit of a rain spell (it wasn't that heavy but thought I should note it). The rainfly is a nice touch if you wanted to opt for that package.

i normally don't leave reviews on amazon, but i find them helpful and i thought it was needed for this. i searched all of the cottage vendors as well as many other vendors on amazon. i ended up with this hammock tarp combo because it checked all of the boxes i wanted. i needed a large durable lightweight hammock for backpack hunting. ultimately i wanted comfort and lightweight. this is something that doesn't usually go together, however it does with this product. i am 6foot 3 and 270 lbs and needed something wide enough to achieve a good diagonal lay. i also wanted a tarp that had "doors" since i could find myself in a snow storm when using this and also wanted a bug net for summer fishing trips. this set has it all.this hammock feels very durable and the tarp is extremely well thought out. it is really a nice system. i had a chance to use this hammock/tarp setup in ND in feb, with real feel of around 3f. performed great as would be expected.one last thing is i cant say enough about the seller. i had reached out to them to ask some specific questions and they responded very timely an were very pleasant to deal with. they answered my questions and then some. i also feel like they really care about my satisfaction with the product and were very polite.all in all i am super happy with this system, can you find cheaper...yes, but not for the features and products that i wanted in a hammock system.

This review is of the 12' double width Onewind hammock. After purchasing two other hammocks as a trial/learning experience, and much research, I selected this as my primary camping/emergency kit hammock sleep system. I'm 5'9.5" with my desert boots and able to get a perfect 30-35° Diagonal Lay both on my back & my side. I have several herniated disc's in my neck and back and was skeptical of hammocks. No problems. The hammock is actually more comfortable than my bed. I like how everything fits inside the both ends openable bag. The ridgeline was easy to adjust. The mosquito netting takes a little practice, but gives complete coverage. If you want a good, well constructed, comfortable hammock for bushcraft, camping, or a weekend in the backyard, THIS IS IT ! ... Update... I was so pleased with it, that I purchased a second one to keep in my pack/not have to take down the one in the yard !

My husband just finished a backpacking trip with this hammock and was pleased with this purchase. The weight of the hammock was not an issue with him but he he did say that it is not UL backpacking equipment. He really likes the fast setup and breakdown of the hammock as well as the size of the sleeping area. He has always used an Eno Sub7 and this hammock lets him change sleeping positions and get a better night's sleep on the trail (He's a big guy at 6'1", 240). The bug net works well as it is adjustable from either side of the hammock and the included ridge line adds to the simplicity of the sleep system. He said a regular sleeping pad (insulation) doesn't work well in a larger hammock so an under-quilt is definitely a better option for insulation/CBS prevention if used for camping. All-in-all this hammock is accurately described and manufactured well for camping.

This hammock comes with tree straps, and bug netting and stuff-sack. Put the straps up first, and hook up one end of hammock and walk it to other strap. Never touches the ground. So quick and easy. Has a handy little essentials bag that hangs from the ridge line too. The strap system makes for easy adjustments and tensioning. While the bottom entry bug net is a little different than I have used before, it is easy to use and is very effective. I got the tarp and under quilt that goes with this system and they all pair together well. Love it so far and no problems to date. Great price point on all of the kit I got.

The media could not be loaded. This is my first hammock system and have used it on 3 different outings and love it!This is the first hammock that I have ever hung and it was pretty simple to figure out. I did watch a few generic hammocking YouTube videos that helped me picked up a few tips and tricks which I highly suggest.The quality of sleep I got in this hammock is honestly as good if not better than my own bed. I found this really surprising as I’m a full time stomach sleeper and was able to stay comfortable on my back for an entire night.CONS:Not many, but I wish the tarp came with instructions on how to utilize all the different configurations. The provided instructions are not that great.The overall weight of the hammock will not win points with the lightweight hiking folks. There are two bags to this system.