Reviews

Very nice and comfortable. Fantastically fast and easy to set up with snake skins added.

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Nice

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Comfortable to stay

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Quick to erect and disassemble at least with the help of climbing clips. Definitely requires a sleeping pad. The most awkward part is definitely to meander inside the sleeping pad into place and inside the sleeping bag itself. On the side you can sleep just fine, which is now a bit of a fetal position.

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Easy to use good quality hammock. It is worth getting snakeskin for the rug as well, making packing easier.

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Lightweight, simple and sufficiently modifiable, for example by replacing non-stretch rain protection tines with stretch ones and adding impact hooks. By practicing the basics systematically, erection and dismantling will soon succeed very quickly, even in pitch black. It does not contain anything that is precisely threaded or requires other precision, but all steps can be done with a "touch of a button".

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Pretty good hammock. Sleeps comfortably and mosquito net prevents burrs. There is also, but not yet experience of, rain cover, how well enough in width and length to prevent rain, especially if it rains more horizontally.

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Very handy body. Packed in a small space, easy to set up and very easy to pack. The platform has no effect on the choice of location, but the ideal location (distances of trees, etc.) must sometimes be sought. Anyway, really good to sleep. I sleep in a hammock much better than in a tent.

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Best for the traveler alone. Quick to erect and leaves no traces of off-road sleep. Good hunting for trips and hiking.

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There is a number one game for paddlers and motorcyclists. The hut will stand up in an instant and get great dreams. Easy and quick to hang and the ground is not an obstacle.