Onewind Camping hangmat met klamboe en structuur ridgeline, lichtgewicht draagbare dubbele hangmat met 3,7 m boomriemen, ideaal voor kamperen, wandelen, backpacken, OD groen

Quality construction and I like the integration of bug net and ridge line all in one. No side pocket, but there is a little blue loop on ridge line for hanging stuff. Ridge line and adjustable straps simplify set up. Straps adjust to exact tension desired.The adjustable ridge line is simple to adjust, but I had a little trouble figuring out how. The online video is very quick, and there’s no accompanying instructions. It’s essentially same as what is called a ‘whoopee’ sling.Quality is good, well sewn, with good quality zippers. And floor is all one piece of fabric, which is a little more comfortable.

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I wanted to give hammock camping a try and considered a few cheaper options that were under £20 but chose this onewind double layer hammock for a few reasons.Firstly I didn't want the extra expense of buying an underquilt, so having a sleeve I can slot one of my sleeping pads into to stop it sliding around underneath me sounded ideal.Secondly, I read that the longer the hammock is, the more comfortable it is (most others I looked at were 9ft - 9ft 10in).This was the only option that fit that criteria. I also liked the look of the structural ridgeline as I could use it for storing kit, and also the cinch buckles rather than daisy chain straps and a carabiner seemed simpler.I've just come back from a weekend away and spent two nights in the hammock and am really pleased with it. I'm very glad I decided to go for something more expensive.I've not noticed any issues with the stitching. I did have to reposition the ridgeline so it was threaded through the loops between the hammock fabric and the cinch buckle (glad I noticed this before use as it could have been a confusing issue).In getting settled in the hammock there was plenty of room to store a few zip pouches on the ridgeline at the foot end, and a drawstring pouch at the head end with an extra blanket if needed.Takes a little trial and error to position the sleeping pad before getting in. I also managed to sleep on my side comfortably.Overall I'm really impressed with it and look forward to camping with it again.

So.I've done a fair amount of hammock camping, and was looking to upgrade. Integrated bug net was key. Ridgeline a nice addition. Double layer as I do winter camping in a hammock as well. This checked all the boxes at a price much less than places like Hammock Gear or Dutchware.Not that I would turn down a Dutchware Chameleon, mind you. Fantastic, will all the lovely accessories. Unfortunately, over my budget.This one with solid construction, enough space for the Hennessy Double Bubble pad in between the layers, as pictured.Ridgeline took some adjustment, and frankly is the weak part of the setup. The Ridgeline is an adjustable whoopie sling. The minimum length is a little long, may replace with my own.Comes with a stuff sack that can hang on the line. Some very nice partially covered loops to make prussik knots to hang stuff on the Ridgeline.Bug net is top quality but cannot be fully detached. I am in bug country so it's never coming off, that's not an issue for me.End suspension is cinch buckle, looks identical to what you see on the Dutchware site. It works well, with endless adjustibility. I am partial to a different setup and some day will probably switch that out.The pictured underquilt is a Hammock Gear Incubator. It fits well. Turns out the outside edge of this hammock has little hooks that can be used to attach the underquilt. They aren't in the perfect position for the HG underquilt, but they are very close. Some loops of shock cord and you are in business.Overall, you get a lot here for not a lot of scratch. I bought a netted hammock here on Amazon from another brand and it was garbage from day one. I won't feel a need to upgrade this one for a very long time.

Ces un youtubeur canadien qui ma fait découvrir cette marque au travers de ces videos comme ces mon 1er je voulez partir sur un hamac moins cher 30 - 40e mais apres avoir écouté ces conseille il est vrais que l’on peut être déçu par ce genre de hamac et rester sur une mauvaise impression ! Comme je fait 2m pour 125kilo toute mes expérience en tente on était catastrophique ! Bien sur il existe de super matelas gonflable ! Mais qui prendrait trop de place sur une moto… avec ce hamac pas de souci ! Il prend une place ridicule ! Pese rien ! Assure le même confort au niveau du temps quelque soit l’endroit contrairement a une tente ! Suffisamment grand ! Et solide du coup ;) avec en bonus la moustiquaire intégrer !