ETROL Camping Hammock with Mosquito Net,3 in 1 Function Parachute Portable Hammock,Double & Single Hammocks Tent for Travel Outdoor Indoor Hiking Patio - with Tree ​Straps,Carabiners,Aluminium Poles

I want to start, I've only opened it and tested it out. I've not actively use out in the field yet. I love the straps and net canopy, nothing feels terribly cheap, and the seams are sewn well, I see no holes. If you're not laying in it, it does flip upside down when built because its top heavy. Which you can use the rope and ground steaks to hold it in place. Overall, I like it and recommend, I may update when I go camping in the cooler months after I've tested it and see how well it holds up.

Love everything, but I haven't had this for a week and the straps are already pulling off the grommets where the tent poles anchor in three of the four grommets. I emailed Etrol support and will change this review if they make it right. I probably don't even have 4 hours of use in it yet. Update 8/11/20. I'm upgrading my rating from 3 to 5 stars. Etrol responded to my email, sent me a new hammock at no additional cost to me. The customer service is above average, they genuinely seem to care about their product quality. I've used the new hammock for about the same amount of time as the other and it looks like the straps holding the grommets are secure. If they start to pull loose like the last one, I'll update this review. One point to note: When I disassembled the first hammock and pulled out the tent poles, some of the rods were permanently bent. Some of the tent-poles retained the "memory" of their installed curvature. I was still able to return the rods to their pouch and get everything back into the stuff sack. It's not a deal breaker for me because I only intended my hammock to be used in my garage. I don't think i'd care if I intended to camp with the hammock but if I went camping, I'd buy something different simply because this hammock is a dedicated "garage-hammock". Some people commented on stray threads/edges that are frayed on the interior of the hammock. I saw the same thing in both hammocks sent to me but they are easily trimmed and are always on the outside of the stitching. If I have any stitching or seams come loose, I'll update this review but I honestly don't anticipate having an issue - again, I've only got a half dozen hours or so in each hammock so far. In my original hammock I also had a few pin holes in the hammock bottom, the new one had none. We store the hammock with the tent poles installed. We just unclip one end and reattach it to the other for storage on the wall (pictured).

It’s a little top heavy and wants to twist a little. The big netting is a little loose and wants to fall down event when you are in it. I want to say the fabric on the top ends should be trimmed back a little to have less slack to help prevent the sagging, but since I want part of the design team, there may be a reason for it. Overall it’s a good hammock that is versatile in function. The weight is worth the trade off for comfort at night. Even with the rest of my gear I’m still under 20lbs dry weight and I don’t have any ultralight gear. I wish they had more colors to choose from.

This hammock is a game-changer for camping and backyard lounging. The design looks sleek and outdoorsy, and the material feels durable yet lightweight—perfect for packing on hikes or trips. Setup is super easy thanks to the included tree straps and carabiners. It takes just a few minutes to hang, and everything feels secure. The mosquito net is a huge plus for buggy nights, and the 3-in-1 design gives you flexibility for different setups. It’s surprisingly light for how sturdy it is, and the aluminum frame adds extra stability without bulk. Great for solo campers, families, or anyone who wants comfort and protection outdoors.

I absolutely love this hammock. Fits perfectly in my motorcycle. Easy to set up after a long day of riding and I don't have to worry about bugs! Lightweight, and super comfortable to sleep in. The straps are a little long but tie them up and they are manageable. Great quality for the price!

Haven't tried it yet, will update my review once I use it out on the field. It supposedly has a pocket inside for your phone the one I received didn't have any pocket inside.

I've been hammock camping for years now, I've had several more expensive hammocks. That said this isn't going to last as long as some tougher and MUCH more costly hammocks. But I could replace it 6 times for the cost of those. The pros are it is spacious, well enough made for the money and easy to work with to make mods and upgrades. I've seen mods into every hammock I've owned, so that is a good value. Works well with the eno UnderQuilt and Eno rainfly. I love the straps. The pokes will likely need replaced soon, but that is not a big deal.

First off, let me start by saying that the hammock is a "Neat" gimmick. It would be OK for just hanging out in the yard, or if you have a camper and you take it just to lounge in at a campsite on a summer day. However, I purchased this as a backpacking hammock, and as such, will not work for me. First impressions when I pulled it out of the bag, is that the fabric is VERY thin, so thin, that you can literally see through it. Stitching was good, as was the quality of the netting. The aluminum poles are nice as well. Much better than the fiberglass junk that most cheap tents come with. It also came with the nice 7" three sided ground stakes. Upon setting it up as one would a normal hammock, it looks nice. However, by design, the poles will cause the hammock to remain pretty taught when you are not in it. So once I got in it, the hammock sagged down to where I was only a few inches off the ground. In order to get the hammock at a decent height from the ground when I was in it, I had to adjust the straps to about head height. I am 5' 11", 150 lbs. So I am average sized, not a heavy person. Now, problem 1. If you are using this as a backpacking hammock, this means that your tarp ridge line must be a little higher than head height to accommodate this hammock. And then once you get in the hammock, and it is pulled down to sleeping level, your tarp will be way above you, not a good thing if you are caught in a rainstorm. 2. Due to the design of the hammock, the poles do keep this thing spread out, and gives you lots of room. BUT, this creates a problem with the average underquilt. The average underquilt is not designed to spread out the entire width of a hammock. And this is exactly what you will need if you plan on using this hammock. And as thin as this hammock is, you WILL need some sort of underquilt to keep the mosquitoes from biting you through it. So, I will be returning this hammock, as it is not a hammock one can use for backpacking, unless you get a custom made UQ to cover it and don't mind the hammock being all up in the top of your tarp. Like I said, great idea for just lounging, not so good for backpacking. Just my opinion, and others may enjoy it. Just not for me.

Excelente produto!

No he utilizado mi hamaca todavía Pero se ve que es de buena calidad

Arrived quickly and packed well.

I live in a very treed yard, so far I have not been able to take this camping but it has worked very well for yard reading and yard naps in the shade. I love that you just use small tent poles on each end to engage the bug net portion and you have good clearance between your body and the top of the mesh. Just wrap the straps, hook up and and you are done. So far the 2 way zipper works great, no holes anywhere. Seems like it will hold up. I am very happy with this purchase

Moustiquaire très bien.