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Question: I'm a bit confused regarding what this hammock comes with for hanging. Are hooks included??
Document: I really love how lightweight this hammock is, but there is no hanging hardware included. The hammock does have two hooks on the ends, but there is no way to connect it to a tree like in the picture. You will need to buy some slap straps or some polyester webbing to hang the hammock separately.
Purchased this hammock in green and it came two days sooner (NYC) than specified. The material is not as soft as a parachute hammock is, but it is far from uncomfortable. The lack of cross supports at each end enables you to wrap yourself in the hammock for a little bit of warmth from the elements. I recommend replacing the hooks it comes with with carabeaners. 150lbs weight limit Carabeaners on each with be enough to support the hammocks 250lbs wait limit. Do not use and stretchable rope to support it or you will sink inside two weeks.
The material quality is about what you would expect for the price. There are no carabiners included and it instead comes with hooks. That being said it is more comfortable than far more expensive ones. Ditch the hooks, use carabiners. These hammocks do not pinch you inward making it very comfortable.A tip to you campers, use just one line between points (utilize a prusik knot for tension) and let the hammock drape from that single rope. You can now use that same line for your rain fly or your mosquito netting.
Roomy for single person but not a double person hammock.If you lie crosswise your feet will probably hang off, but if you lie diagonally you can lie almost flat and have a bit extra to wrap around you to keep off the breeze.Comes with S-hooks and two 5-foot long (when doubled over) support ropes. The ropes are doubled over with knots tied at intervals so you can attach one end to a hook in a wall or tree (better not to put hooks in trees though) and attach the S-hook to a suitable knot for the height you want.
She was THRILLED with the ultralight and I was impressed with it, too. I look forward to hijacking it for short hikes and single-day kayak trips. It certainly lives up to its name. It's very light and it's also very comfortable.NOTE: It DOES NOT come with additional components. You get a hammock, fit into its own bag, and two S hooks that attach it to a strap system (not included). Some folks say it comes with a suspension system; mine didn't. Hammock, S hooks and bag are what I got for $15.
It seems like a very nice hammock, but I'm shocked at how simple the construction is. If I knew it was so easy to make these, I would've just made one myself for $6 in materials in 5 minutes on a sewing machine. All it is, is a sheet with the 2 short sides doubled over and sewn into sleeves for a bit of rope to go through. It's really that simple. Yes, they include metal hooks, but those are pointless extra weight because you're going to have to tie it to the tree anyway, so why lug around metal hooks?
For the price, you can't really complain. The fabric is a tad stiff (not as much &#34;spring&#34; as others) and the width isn't as comfortable for a good asymmetrical lie (I'm 6 ft., 200 lbs. ), but for quick backyard fun or a day out in nature, it's great. It folds up easily into it's integrated pocket which is nice and is about the size of two softballs stacked on each other and can be smushed smaller.The metal S hooks and the gathered end cordage are a bit overkill in size and weight for this type of hammock.
The included S-hooks and pre-knotted rope are so easy to use when hooking your hammock up to trees. I was a little skeptical that the S-hook and knots would work as well as they do but after many "hangings" I've never been let down (pun intended) inadvertently.This is such a nice addition to my camping equipment that I can't imagine ever being without it on a camping trip. I'm no lightweight at 215 pounds and this hammock holds me just fine.Love the Ultralight Hammock.
I wasnt expecting much for a hammock under $20. I was really impressed...The Material is what it is for the price. I read reviews how it ripped under strain. I'm 5'10" 220lbs and its held u great. It folds up very easily into its pouch thats attached to the side. It comes with hooks instead of carabiners...not the end of the world IMO. You can always replace the hooks with carabiners and still be ahead for the price your paying. I also own an ENO single nest.
This is my first foray into hammocks as I've worked to lighten my gear over the last few years. I must say I bought this thinking to try it out and upgrade as necessary, but I'm still using this hammock so that says something. Not too hard to set up. I've bought a couple nylon straps that you would use to strap something down on a pick up truck, I recommend that too. I also bought some good carabiner clips to replace the S hooks it comes with, highly recommend that too. Now, this isn't for everyone.
Answer: yes