About as sturdy as any of these out there. We got it on sale (we can never have too many of these). Easy to put up; no problems. Always good to have the straps with carabiners. Nice size and seems to hold everybody just fine. Good purchase.

Il materiale impermeabile garantisce che rimanga asciutto anche in condizioni di umidità, e i moschettoni premium inclusi rendono l'installazione un gioco da ragazzi. Sia che lo utilizzi in giardino o in campeggio, il design spazioso si adatta comodamente a una o due persone, offrendo un rifugio rilassante ovunque.

Belter hammock this like well happy with it spot on for me one of the best things I've bought so comfy got the hammock bug now never out of it

Great product, as a large guy 6ft (initially 450# now down to 340#) it's been hard to find a good and safe hammock. This one absolutely fit the bill. I initially used it for a few nights back when I still weighted 450#+. It was comfortable and held up great. I just used it this summer at camp with my scouts. I'd lost over 120# and it was even more comfortable. I spent 6 straight nights in it, and it was the best sleep I've gotten camping. You can't beat this price as well. It's a heck of a deal.

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Habe die Hängematte als Geschenk gekauft. Sie kam sehr klein verpackt an, was ich als positiv bewerte - super zum Mitnehmen zB auf einer Rucksacktour im Warmen! Sieht solide aus, zu dem günstigen Preis kann man wohl nicht meckern.

Used about 7 times now and is comfortable and strong.

I finally got to use my new hammock on a camping trip last weekend & it went great! We weren't sure if the trees we wanted to hang it between would be close enough together but it turned out that they were way more than close enough...I got the "small" hammock & it's still pretty big!My boyfriend & I took turns laying in it to read & it held up great. He's around 200lbs & was worried it wouldn't hold him because the fabric seems thin, but it did & he was really happy with it! The carabiners & hanging straps that come with it are very sturdy. There was also a freak wind storm one afternoon & it got blown around quite a bit while we sat inside our tent. The hammock looked like a sail between the trees at certain times but it was perfectly fine the next day & we kept using it.The fabric is also breathable so you won't end up with a sweaty back, which was a main concern for me when I was shopping for a hammock.For packing, it bunches up into a small case that acts as a side pocket while the hammock is hung up, so that's a plus-plus. Packing space is minimal in our car so having compact items is important to us & this definitely fits that bill.I just sent a link for this hammock to a friend who wants one, so it officially has my stamp of approval!

I've used this product for backpacking and overnight trips since 2017. I bought it initially because at the time it was the biggest cheap parachute hammock I could find. I have ended up purchasing hundreds of dollars worth of accessories before feeling the need to upgrade the hammock. It's a great basic piece of kit, but you will at the very least want to get some tree huggers to go with it, tying off with the included rope is harmful to trees and probably a bad idea in general unless you are competent at rigging.That being said, I immediately fell in love with this thing, in spite of nearly freezing my ass off during my first overnight attempt. I got tree straps, a bug net, tarp, under and over quilts, basically I tricked out my whole setup until I was left with only one thing left to improve: the hammock itself.There are great books and entire youtube channels devoted to properly rigging a hammock, you can't just hang it between two trees and expect to be comfortable. A huge factor in this is proper angle of suspension and a ridgeline, this allows you to get a shape where you can lay nearly flat. After devoting hours of practice to improving the "lay" of this hammock, I feel like I have reached the functional limit to my comfort. That, and after nearly three years this bad boy is finally getting threadbare in spots and perhaps a bit overstretched, so I'm going for an even longer hammock with an integrated bug net. I think this will still get used as a spare, as it's super awesome to drop into a day pack for going to the beach, hiking, even rigging up between mangrove trees in Hawaii, which is the last place I set this up.It's relatively lightweight, super cheap, and for the price it allowed me to zero in on exactly how I want to sleep in the woods, which is to say, not laying on rocks.

I’m a pretty intense hammock user and I know my way around the hammock brands. However when I came across MalloMe, I wasn’t sure why I’ve Never heard of them before. It turns out this isn’t a very old business and it is FAMILY OWNED. That’s huge for a family business to take off like this and I always like supporting and seeing a thriving (small) business. Anyway down to the review. I received my hammock and straps 2 days after I purchased them thanks to amazon prime and was very pleased when I opened the box to nice packaging and a nice little “how to” card. I’m not sure why a brand this big wouldn’t include some MalloMe stickers but like yeti and GoPro and eno and any other big brand for products. But it’s whatever. I hung my straps and hammock right when I received them and was happy to say it was a huge hammock. Bigger than my eno Doublenest. I already knew it would be because I did research but it was still exciting to have a big hammock. I’m about 6 feet long and it fit me perfectly. Anyway I was swinging in the hammock and everything and the straps held up to their standards. I did have a problem later on with the hammock itself but the customer support was amazingly good and it was fixed within 3 days.If I were to recommend a brand, it would be eno. But if I were to put the top brands in order from best to worst, MalloMe would be right under eno. I love it. Here is my comparison to enos Doublenest hammock and MalloMes extra large hammock.Similarities• Both could easily fit three maybe four people in them• Both are made with triple stitching on both the hammock and the straps• Both come in different color hammocks• Both have attached storage bags on the hammocks• Both come with carabiners when buying the hammock. While MalloMe also includes extra carabiners in the strap package. Eno doesn’t include extra in theirs strap bag (oops that’s not a similarity)• Both are rated to hold at least 2 peopleDifferences• Eno is softer material and has slightly better quality in their stitching and carabiners• Eno Doublenest is rated for 400 pounds while MalloMe holds 1000 (I wouldn’t test 4-6 people in it though 😂)• Eno includes top quality wire hook carabiners while MalloMe has lower quality hooks that still work• MalloMe has 10/10 customer service and will win you over instantly while eno has a larger customer base and can’t cater to everyone• Eno has more colors and more attatchment options such as the under hammock storage, the insect safe guard, and the rain tarp while MalloMe has the necessities like straps and hammocks and the rain guard.• MalloMe straps are longer and have more attatchnent options than eno does and it provides you with more possibilities (ex: thicc trees, or farther distances, or even stronger support if you wrap the slack around the tree and attach the hammock to one of the end loops)Overall this review is way too long but I wanted to give my full experience with MalloMe and suggest that you look no further than this review. Buy one! HECK, Buy 2 or 3! You won’t be disappointed.