Outdoor Camping Hammock Mosquito Net Hammock Tent Protable& Automatically Foldable Tree Camping Hammock, Beach, Backpacking

I purchased this hammock for a camping trip. When it arrived I noted that the zippers seemed to be poor in quality, and the nylon material is very thin and has poor abrasion resistance. Not surprisingly, we got 150 miles out to camp, setup the hammock, and it broke within an hour of the first use.The mosquito netting idea is great, but the fiberglass poles are encapsulated in the same material as the rest of the hammock is made, and it simply is not up to the task; three of them tore through the end pockets very quickly. This is just a poor design of the pocket - there needs to be a dense material to support the load of the poles, especially at the end, and preferably for the entire pocket.Photos attached. We wound up patching up the ends using dental floss and little bits of nylon webbing to be new end supports. Fine use of time in camp on a lazy morning, but I'd have rather been reading.Unless this company were to redesign the pockets, I think this hammock is essentially junk.

The addition off tree straps and a functional hammock made this an attractive deal. I used this hammock for 3 days on a camping trip. I was a very snug, bug free, fit. Hammock worked well even in a good drizzle, when paired with a tarp. The nylon, bug-net pole integration appeared a little flimsy to me. Look it over and consider adding reinforcement stitching at the ends if you have access to a sewing machine, as I did. Now, this looks like a product that I can get many years of service.

Broke immediately. Poor quality and poor construction.

Great product