Camping Hammock & Carabiners - Portable Set Includes Durable Hammock Made w/Ripstop Parachute Nylon, Ultralight 12 kN Carabiners & 20ft of Rope- Outdoor Gear for Hiking, Backpacking & Survival

After some research, I bought these for my niece (15) and nephew (12) for their birthdays as these are rated some of the highest quality hammocks on the market. They like being outdoors and thought this was a perfect fit. As soon as they opened them, they were extremely excited. We have been very happy with the quality and design of the hammocks. We did buy tree straps to make it easier to setup verses the ropes that Rallt provided. A great compliment for easy setup and helps when it's a long distance between trees.Recently, we had one of the hammocks bags come off. I contacted Rallt customer service and we were connected with Mike Lin. After getting a few pictures sent in, he offered to send us a new one! Mike was great and very helpful. Not only is a great hammock, it is a friendly company. Highly recommend!

This is my fist camping hammock and wow how amazing it is. It is well made and roomy with rip-stop material. Hung it up on our deck lots of fun. Bought the easy setup Hammock straps by Rallt. I would recommend going a head and buying them when purchasing the hammock. The hammock comes with good carabiners but I changed them out with real climbing carabiners that can almost hold up a compact car. Some of the reviews say that the strap stitching breaks down under use. To solve this problem as you see I have tied some nots to further make sure the stitches do not fail and to also keep the excess off the ground. I made some changes with the product, but I would definitely buy this again.

I bought this hammock as a last minute thing before a trip. I didnt want to spend a lot and this was perfect for a quick week long trip if it held up. It did more than that. I have now owned it for 4 years and have not had a single issue with it. It is durable and light and will not let you down. I have slept in it. I have spent countless hours reading books in it and still it holds up! Anytime anyone is looking for a new hammock and they dont want to spend a lot, I tell them that they need one of these Rallt hammocks. Worth every penny.P.s. get the Rallt straps too! They are the best hammock straps I've ever used!

Pros: Packs down small, high quality wire bail caribiners, very light.Cons: Not very big (See Update about double size).Great for bringing along to relax in the campsite. I did try sleeping in it with a tarp strung over. It could work as a budget camping hammock, but there isn't a bug net. The best use would be relaxing in the campsite until you retire to your sleeping bag or camper. I also love to use it in the backyard. I have a hammock arbor and this combined with the Rallt straps make it really easy to adjust so I can put it low for my 4 year old.Update:Last year I bought the single because at the time, there was no double option. This year I saw that there was a double option, so I ordered it. Now I can made a comparison between the sizes and after some exhaustive (or exhausted depending on the kids' temperaments) testing this Memorial Day weekend, I can say with confidence that you should get the double. The extra space gives you more room to optimize your comfort. You should also get the hanging straps as it makes hanging it up that much easier.One nice thing is that now they're including extra ropes to hang the hammock with. It's nice that they put them in there, but it's still a lot nicer to have the straps.This combined with the straps is a great value. Now I need to add a third post so we can have more than one up at a time.

This is a fantastic hammock. Bought it rather spur of the moment before a weekend camping trip. Amazon Prime came through and I had it in less than 48 hours.The built in stuff sack is great that it's swen into the side of the hammock itself so you don't loose it. Also, while laying in the hammock I used the swen-on stuff sack to hold my beverages and a snack; super handy.I'm 6'6” 320lbs and this hammock fit me by myself easily and my two young kids with me. With just myself there was plenty material to completely "cocoon" myself and be completely covered. I flipped the swen-on stuff sack over one side while laying in and that pretty much keeps it closed.All the hardware included looks to be of high quality and the overall hammock material and construction is very good. I suspect this will last years of camping and hiking abuse. For the cost you really can't go wrong.

This hammock is high quality! It is a double hammock, however my wife, my daughter, and son were in it with me! No worries at all. Obviously mind the weight limit. But we were right up there at the limit, and it held us all for an afternoon of swinging like it was a porch swing. It is an absolutely comfortable lay! My only recommendation would be to get the Rallt tree strap set with your hammock. It makes setup Super fast and easy! I’ve been in this thing relaxing as often as possible! I would reccomend it to anyone looking for a strong, durable, and comfortable hammock

SAY YES TO THIS HAMMOCK. I love this thing. I use it constantly, and I have never had an issue with it. The ropes it comes with work great, although I did get a set of flat straps separately. That being said, the ropes it came with worked great... held up between 2 trees just fine. The pouch you store it in is a great place to hold your phone or a beer. Or water, I guess... Buy this hammock!

I have used this many times and it has held up in some tough environments and with gear etc. I looked a few Months ago and noticed they did not offer in camo any more, PLEASE offer in camo again for those who like to primative came, great hammock all and all!

Let me start this off by saying this; when you get your hammock, make sure you inspect it(loose stitching, frayed ends, etc) because the QC isn't the best. Now that's that's said, onto the review.This is THE BEST hammock for under $100, PERIOD. If you are looking to spend $75+ don't waste your money on an ENO, check out Dutchware Gear for their 11' netless hammock.The ripstop nylon that Rallt uses for this hammock is incredible. Super strong, nice and soft, and lightweight. It is REAL ripstop nylon, unlike the stuff you get from others(looking at you Gomex).In order to make this hammock perfect, you need 2 things(plus one optional).First, buy tree straps/huggers. The rope that comes with this hammock stretches too much, and is really bad for trees.Second, replace the rops at the end of the hammock with 6mm static cord.The last optional thing is to use some 3mm static cord for a structural ridgeline.I very highly recommend this hammock, and will definitely be buying more. The value is fantastic, and the material used for the hammock is so great that it makes this well worth the $40.Look no further people, this is the hammock you want.

Can't say that I have done a full real world test, the snow is deep and it is cold outside, but I rigged it up between two posts in the basement. Very comfortable, seems stable and strong, the stitching and material all seem high quality, just have to wait for summer and my next canoe trip. I'll just add that I used the Rallt straps, I had to buy them separately, to attach it and must say they are ingenious, strong and simple to use with nothing to break or get tangled.

Note: I quite liked this hammock at first, and have had it for two years now.But recently my dog saw the hammock blowing in the wind and thought the carrying bag would be a fun to bite at. She tore it off the hammock and left a rip in the hammock near the top where the bag attached. Carry on a bit, and when I tried to sit down, the hammock ripped right through. It seems the ripstop weave is purely decorative and non-functional, as I can easily continue a rip without any effort. TBH, I can't even find the ripstop threads afterwards. There is also no noticable change in thickness when running your fingers along the surface, as would be expected for a ripstop fabric.That said, I did like the pattern, the nylon dries quickly, and it met my needs quite well ... but I can't leave a positive review when the ripstop is one of the selling features.[Edit: Should I mention it was my 30lb toddler who managed to finish off the rip once it started, not my own 200lb adult figure?]

Used this hammock in the Rockies at an elevation that snows in summer. Was the most comfortable backpacking sleep I have ever had.There was almost no material stretch (a.k.a center sag) upon use, so you can set it up right the first time. The ropes and carabiniers that come it are reliable and will do the job, but you might pick up some tree friendly straps if you plan on making hanging a regular event... I have used a handful of hammocks and this has been the best bang for my buck thus far.

Bought this for hiking up in Vancouver while I tree plant next year. Haven't used it, so I can't speak from experience using this one; but the material, and stitching seemed okay when I took it out to inspect it. The compression bag works well too. fits nicely into my edc pack.