Camping Hammock Tent with Mosquito Net and Removable Sunshade, 4 in 1 Function, Lightweight Hanging Hammocks Tree Straps Swing, Bivvy Ground Tent for Outside, Hiking, and Travel

My grandson loves it. It was a present for him and he uses it to go camping with the Boy Scouts and he really like

Wasn't too bad to set up. I Tried everything before I took on hiking trip so was prepared. It Was a comfortable night. It did rain and for most part kept most of the rain out. Did get a little damp some spots. Just wish tarp over top was a bit bigger to cover more area and you would have a 5 star Hammock!

I really like this hammock. It has lots of features and I never even thought of being able to sit on it flipped over if you don't want to crawl inside the bug net, but the video helped me realize that potential!The sun shade is a nice option because I've had issues taking afternoon naps or trying to read a book on a tablet in the afternoons in regular hammocks.However, I wish the sun shade was wider so it could be used as a rain fly too. However, the benefit to the sun shade not covering the hammock completely is that you still get good ventilation from the sides.

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The best thing about this is that I can be in it outdoors and not have to worry about getting all bit up. Also, it stays spread out, so you actually have a cozy little space in there. It is roomy enough to be comfortable for sure.It is easy to set up and lightweight. Great for camping. Fits well in a backpack.

This a such a great concept! Not having to lay on the ground, and having the protection of being in the air from other animals is a game changer at night. It can hold so much weight and has three or four options to put how you would like the hammock to be laid. Overall, great for camping and keeping safe from what is on the ground in the woods!

So this unit worked as advertised until the rain came. The rain fly is tiny and will not cover your tent if used on the ground. Make sure you check the dimensions of your rain fly.

So I got this hammock for a camping trip that never ended up happening. Something to keep in mind, though, is that most state parks don’t allow hammocks to be tied between trees… I don’t know where else I would have set this up.THERE IS NO INSTRUCTION MANUAL INCLUDEDMaybe it was just me, but this thing was a bit of a pain to set up. It took me a few minutes to make sure I had it right-side out, right-side up, and zipped properly. The mesh screen fully unzips from the hammock, which is great, but it also means you can accidentally unzip the screen from the hammock if you’re not careful. The screen got stuck in the zipper and I had to struggle with it for a few minutes to free it. What I didn’t know, because there is no instruction manual, was that the poles are for the mesh screen to prop it up and away from your body. The sun shade then goes over that, if I remember correctly.This hammock is awesome. It has a ton of functionality. But it is not easy to set up or quick to store. The material is soft and looks very nice, but it is so thin that I am almost hesitant to actually use the hammock. It’s rated to support just over 400 pounds, but it seems like the lightest snag would tear a hole in the nylon taffeta.I haven’t gotten to test the weather resistance yet but I will update once I do.