Lost Valley Camping Hammock. Bundle Includes Mosquito Net, Rain Fly, Tree Straps, And Compression Sack (Blue And Gray).

Prompt and efficient service. Item as described. Very pleased,. Delivery company exceeded expectations and date provided. Item arrived day earlier than expected outcome. Brilliant, thanks.

So far I've only set it up in the yard, but set up was easy and seems sturdy enough. The mosquito net keeps mosquitos off. I'm not crazy about the adjustable straps as opposed to the straps with multiple loops like ENO uses, but for the price I'll learn to like them. Update: I've still only set it up in my yard, but I spent more time in it and I really like it. I even like the strap system now. Its nice that you can adjust it after the hammock is attached if you need more or less slack to achieve the desired angle. Let me just say I'm a pretty big guy and I can't imagine how I'd rip the mosquito net unless I tied it at a very steep angle and very tight. There is elastic in the loops so that it allows for some play when you get in and the hammock sags. As far as reaching the zipper once you're in it, there are two zippers, place one at the end your head is going to be and the other about where you're knees will be and getting in and zipping up is no problem at all. I will be using a ridge line for the fly to keep it from sagging. Update: I used this hammock for a short backpacking trip and a couple car camping trips, and it did well. My one complaint is that the carabiners it came with have sharp edges and one of them frayed my strap. It appears, according to the pictures, they have upgraded the carabiners that come with it to avoid that problem, and the seller has agreed to ship me a replacement loop to replace the frayed one. I have already replaced the carabiners myself. Good product. Great customer service.

I purchased two. The only thing I’m still tweaking is the mosquito net so it doesn’t drop on your face. I lay out in the hammock to read in the evening. We have long summers in central Alberta. Mosquitos can be annoying on occasion so the mosquito net is nice to have. I also purchased some air mattresses that fit inside the hammock. I’ve laid inside at night when it’s cool so the air mattress prevents having a cold back. I’ve even slept out for the night in my hammock. I don’t have air conditioning so sleeping in the backyard with a breeze sure felt awesome. For the price, I’d recommend them. I haven’t used the tarp yet. These hammocks would be a good option for travelers who are tenting. They are light. Will fit in a backpack or kayak/canoe. Also great for small cars. It’s a bit of a trick getting in and out of them but easy once you’ve done it a few times. Also recommend getting a hammock without a mosquito net to sit in. Note I didn’t say lay in. You can also use a hammock as a lounge chair if the bugs aren’t bad. Overall, a great product.

This product is definitely worth the price ! I wasn't sure how I would feel sleeping over night in a hammock and didn't want to spend a small fortune to find out i couldnt - but at this price it made it easy to take a chance. I'm completely hooked and we've since purchased a second one ! Over the Canada day weekend my boyfriend and I took these on a 5 night hike in place of our tent , the range of locations we were able to choose for our campsite was incredible thanks to the hammocks. Super comfy, far easier to set up then I even imagined, just as easy to take down and pack away and it appears to be well made (we've only tested this up to about 210lbs max in the hammock so far, no issues with pulling/tearing)...however my boyfriend feels this is not good fit for individuals over 6 feet tall. The one complaint we did run into consistently was that the rain fly is awkwardly large to tie down in the 'ideal' fashion in most of the places we stayed. More often then not we were able to find a work around (often times having enough access to tie the tarp itself around small trees)... it would be nice if there were more tie down points on the tarp to help with this

Great set that works well for me. I purchased this set for a multi-day motorcycle trip and it did not disappoint. The integrated bug net is great and kept me from getting eaten alive. Setup is a breeze and I felt comfortable after one practice in the yard. I'm 6'0", 210 lbs and had plenty of room to get into a good diagonal lay in the hammock. The tarp is huge and you are able to set it up in several different configurations.

I’ve only taken this on 1 backpacking trip but here are the pros and cons from my 1 experience: Pros: -I’m 5’2” medium build and more than enough room to go around -great quality rope and cords that are also light weight. Seems built to last -easy to store and lighter than a tent. Less than 4 lbs -no need for a sleeping pad if using an under quilt -mosquito net worked well and easy to zip and unzip -rain fly plenty big enough for rainy weather -once you know how to set it up, very fast set up and take down Cons: -no instructions for how to set hammock up -small pouch sewn inside to hold items tore on the first night -cheap stakes so I bought sturdier ones at Walmart for .48 cents a piece Overall, I’m very happy with this hammock. The first time I set it up it took my husband helping me and an hour and a half to figure it out. The second time it took me maybe 20-25 minutes including setting up the rain fly. I used it for 2 nights and I slept the best out of 5 people in my camp. They all used a tent and it’s possible that I bragged a few times about how comfortable I was. Well worth the cost and much cheaper than anything else I’ve seen that’s similar! The picture is of my test run set up.