COVACURE Hangmat, Outdoor Hangmat met Muskietennet Ultralight Ademend, Sneldrogend Parachute Nylon Camping Hangmat voor Trekking, Reizen, Strand, Tuin - 350 KG capaciteit

Robuust gaat lang meeGeen min punten

Wildcamping was lightweight

Went outdoor camping with a mate, he got bit to pieces by anything with six legs and wings.Also very useful to protect yourself from wasps while sipping cocktails in the park

Ik heb er twee gekocht en ze zijn echt heel erg prettig en makkelijk in gebruik. Handig op te hangen en het muggen net is heel praktisch.

Fait partie d’un de mes meilleures acquisitions matériels de rando

Molto comodo e resistente

Bra kvalitet och rymlig. Lade en filt i botten då det kan kännas rätt kallt att ligga i den. Har lite svårt att få myggnätet att sitta som de ska och hade önskat nätet gick att lossa från båda sidor med jag är mer än nöjd med tanke på priset och kvaliteten ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️

1st night use, I bought one for me and my son. Quality is good, comfort is good and for the price darn good!HOWEVER: If you're going to be wild camping there's a couple of key things you need to know.1. You'll need an under-blanket (£40 min) or use a cheap camping mat. I bought both and let my son use the under-blanket whilst I used the camping mat. What kind of father would I be if it was the other way around? He was complaining he was roasting hot, and whilst I wasn't cold, I did wake in the night to find my back freezing because the camping mat had shifted. So in short you will get away with a camping mat, but it's a lot of faff. My son said he was warm all night. By the way, the under-blanket was fitted in seconds! If you're interested this is the one I bought that fitted perfectly for this hammock: You'll need a LARGE tarp (£30 min). Obviously if it rains you'll need something to direct the rain away from your Hammock. I made the mistake of buying 'two' without paying attention to the sizes. Discovered on setting up they were far to small and a good chunk of either end of the hammock was exposed and as they're banana shaped, had it rained, water would have run down and gathered in the base of the banana and we'd have been screwed. Thankfully, we missed the bullet and it didn't rain, but I now have two £20 tarps that are pretty much useless for the job, so do your research and make sure you buy a tarp that's large enough to cover the entire length.So whilst the hammock itself is cheap, factor in the other costs.As for the Hammock itself, I can't fault it and it was one of the best nights (camping) sleeps I've had. No sore back / shoulder, and being able to see out into the forest night was lovely. I used it with a sleeping bag, but zipped the bag up only a little for my feet, had the sleeping bag back to front and simply used it like a duvet. I was warm all night with the exception of the period I described above.The mosquito net, or midge net as we call it in Scotland was better than I thought. Once in, zip it up and you're protected from those little..... $*$*##s It does lie against your body / face but it didn't bother me or my son, and I even worked out I could use a small carabiner clip to attach it to the para cord holding the tarp up to have it free from your personal space.Setting it up was unbelievably quick. There was some trial and error setting up my one, but once I'd figured it out, I had my son's one up in less than a minute (try doing that with a tent!). Took way longer to get the tarp set up.Taking it down and packing it away was also super fast. Tip for you though. Unclip one end only. Leave the other end attached and roll the hammock up passing the pouch, all the way to the other end. Unclip the other end when it's completely rolled up and pop it straight into the pouch. Thank me later for that one :)As a motor cyclist who likes to solo camp, I can't ever seeing me going back to a tent. The fact everything packs up to a very small footprint is fantastic.

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