OuterEQ Portable Parachute Camping Hammocks Lightweight Nylon Fabric Travel Hammock (Yellow/Green, 275cm x 140cm/Single)

This is by far my FAVORITE camping accessory!! I was worried that it wouldn't be great quality, but boy was I wrong!! It was wonderful. It held my husband great who is around 240lbs. My husband also has pretty broad shoulders and it was still wide enough to cup him while he slept (see picture). The colors are vibrant, it's lightweight, and easy to hang. I will, however, be purchasing the Eno suspension system, because the ropes tended to stretch a little over time, but in my experience that happens with most ropes. Bottom line, I highly recommend it, it is great quality and incredibly comfortable! This is one purchase I guarantee you won't regret!!Quick note-I rely greatly on customer reviews when I am looking to purchase an item, and I know others do too, so I try to be as thorough and honest in giving it as possible. I put a lot of thought into my review and appreciate feedback, so if you have found my review helpful, please take a moment to click on "yes” to let me know. Thanks so much for reading and feel free to ask me any questions! :)

This hammock is amazing i have had it for 3 weeks so far and let me tell you its the best hammock i hava had in a long time. I am 320 pound and it holds up Preety good! I usually park next to a tree and i conec5 one end to my car anf the other to a tree!

Let me begin by saying that my $17 OuterEQ hammock is EXACTLY the same as my roommate's $80 Eno. Exactly!I was going to give it four stars because I need one slightly larger but I figured that's my problem at six feet tall, not theirs.Anyway, I LOVE THIS HAMMOCK! It's light, it's fairly spacious for me and should be quite roomy if you're smaller, it folds up very small and very quickly. As for the straps and suspension systems... NOT NEEDED. I learned a few knots and watched a few videos on YouTube and managed to get the hammock strung as you see it in the picture with just a single 50 foot long 1/8" nylon rope and I didn't even cut it, I just left the slack under me. As a matter of fact, I had to climb back down the cliff at the halfway point when I realized what I was getting in to and use said rope to tie my backpack to my belt so I could pull it up after I reached the top.As a lifetime hammock enthusiast, I already owned two good hammocks but one has straight pieces of wood running through the top and bottom for support and the other is a heavy knit, likely made for beaches or back porches I guess, and neither is portable at all.This OuterEQ lightweight parachute material hammock is able to be carried anywhere; that's why I included my climb to the hammock spot as well as the hammock spot picture. I scaled a 70 foot cliff face to get to this spot and it was breathtakingly worth it. (downtown Denver waaaaay back in the distance)I have wanted a picture like that since I first saw these types of hammocks but didn't think my very first set up would be so worthy.I intend to make each and every set up of it to be worthy of a shot like that and I hope you have similar good luck with yours.

This hammock is perfect. I was shopping around for one that I could bring camping, hiking, and backpacking with me without springing for the expensive name brand ones. I've purchased a lot of camping and hiking gear on Amazon this way—looking for well-rated items that cost way less than the name brands. This one has delivered in a big way. It's wonderfully comfortable, very roomy (I got the single), and super durable. I did purchase straps for it, as most others seem to have done, in order to protect trees and avoid stretching of the ropes. I don't know, my boyfriend uses his hammock with the ropes it came with, and it's never had a problem with stretching. I got straps anyway. This hammock comes with hefty carabiners already attached at the ends, so it's super easy to just clamp them right onto the straps. Happy lounging, guys!

I didn't feel the need to pay a ridiculous price for a hammock of this style and size, and I'm glad I found this. Great hammock, and the size makes it easy to toss in a pack and head on a hike or camping trip. Definitely order some straps (I ordered some from Rallt for $20) and I am glad I did. I read other reviews saying how the ropes that they come with are not great and I can't imagine even having tried to string this hammock up with them and feel comfortable about it. I wont knock them for that though, because for the price and quality of this hammock I think they've done quite well.**Update: Used this for an overnight trip. It was awesome and pretty darn comfortable. I have no idea why anyone would say this is too small. I believe I went with the smaller version and it's still 9ft long. I suppose if you want two people in it then it could be small, but just don't do that with the small version. My buddy is ordering one soon after seeing mine in action and even taking a nap in it himself.

I'm a fat guy that loves camping and even more loves relaxing. I had been looking for a good quality hammock that can support my weight without me having to feel like my next move might be the one that tears the fabric open spilling my 280 lb butt on the floor of the state park. This hammock is made of light weight nylon folds down into a tiny pouch and easily supported my weight. Very comfortable, durable, and best of all affordable.