Oak Creek Camping Hammock and Accessories. Complete Package with Mosquito Bug Net, Rain Fly, Tree Straps. Great for Hiking, Backpacking, and Travel. Weighs Only 4 Pounds. Fire Orange and Gray.

I love this hammock. Ive used this over the past weekend, this being my first time sleeping in a hammock i spent some time to properly teach myself how to properly hang this hammock prior to going camping. I realized that it is simple very quick assembly less hassle then a tent even. Also you'd be suprised how difficult it is to find flat ground, while carrying a tent, sleeping pad, etc. Bottom line this hammock is much more then i would have hoped. The only recommendation i could give really is get a good length of paracord to tie a solid ridgeline for your tarp. For some reason this kit does not include it and the fact i could hang my backpack from the ridgeline and still have a solid tarp to protect from the elements. Good quality i would order again.

Surprisingly durable hammock. The parachute material feels like it would be pretty fragile, but I have been pleasantly surprised. It holds me and my kit comfortably (around 100kg). It gets a bit nippy in there so I recommend getting a hammock quilt and thick sleeping bag if it’s getting much below 10 C. Easy to put up and can be made even easier by leaving ropes and harnesses attached.Fly sheet is big enough to protect from rain, but a bigger one would be handy if you want more protection from wind.

Material is decent, good big net and rain fly. Very comfy...but, strap design leave a bit to be desired. Followed directions to the letter but kept slipping. I’m not a feather weight (220lbs) so be prepared to upgrade the straps to ones with loops.

The hammock is very good including the net. The tree straps are not as great and the buckle was loaded wrong causing them to slip instead of tighten properly. This was a simple fix but knots were still required to prevent the strap slippinng through.The tarp is large, light, and waterproof. The tie locations were strong.Unfortunately one end of the hammock was not secured at the factory resulting in a significant about of tightening (slippage) when first used. When following the manufacturer’s directions to stretch the hammock prior to securing the mesh, it did not work. The loose end and the improperly loaded tree straps resulted in an unexpected drop and multiple tears in the mesh. The result was that the mesh was not usable and not repairable so I had to return it.The overall quality is good but the price is comparable to a brick and mortar store. Shipped fast and had nice packing bags.I used it for spring camping in northern Alberta and I was rained on. Luckily I did not require the mesh due to low temperatures preventing insects.Take the time to tighten it thoroughly by hand and by crawling into it with the mesh open and not secured. Bounce in it enough to ensure all play is taken out. Do not secure the mesh until that is done and possibly use a full ridge line or bungee for the mesh. Do not lay on the mesh or with the hammock upside down like some manufacturers and users say you can when you don’t need the mesh.

my only gripe after single use, some loose threads close to the zipper can get tangled when zipping/unzipping. The quality of the fabric is excellent though.easy to setup and use, protects against mosquitos well if setup correctlyVery comfortable and feels sturdy, despite being light weight