Customer Reviews

Mosquito Free Hammock Bliss - Portable Bug Free Hammock - 100" Rope Per Side Included - Ideal For Camping, Backpacking, Kayaking & Travel

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I just got back from a week of camping in Panama where I used this hammock for the first time and I loved it. Not only was it super comfortable but it was easy to hang up and easy to use the mosquito net. This was my first time sleeping in a hammock and I was amazed at how well I slept. During the day when I just wanted to hang out in the hammock I used the green side and then at night I used the side with the mosquito net. It worked wonderfully.

The only thing that I would maybe caution others about is that when you are laying in the hammock and not using the mosquito net, unzip the net from the hammock so it doesn't put a lot of strain on the zipper. I tore a little tiny hole at the end of the zipper because I didn't unzip the hammock and because I was sitting putting all my weight on the zipper. It is a really fantastic hammock though and I really feel that this wouldn't have happened if I had not sat on the unzipped zipper.

This is a very good hammock. My favorite feature is the pocket on the inside of the mesh canopy to hold light items like a headlamp or a watch. The stuff pouch by design hangs on the outside once you're zipped inside, so the inside pocket is nice. The ropes are adequately long. I have an identical hammock but with a no-see-um net (rather than the mosquito net this one has), which features a tighter weave on the canopy, but I've found this one to be adequate for keeping bugs out.

The whole thing will fit inside of a gallon-sized ziploc bag if you want to keep it dry.

I'm 5'8", 140 lbs., and find this hammock to be very roomy and solid feeling--definitely get the sense it could support a much bigger person.

My friend liked it and I can see why, nice and keeps the bugs off of you. Stong and well made, very simple to use as well. This item is a what you see it what you get. So it works, well made and easy to carry.

This is one of those hidden gems in my option. I have been camping since I was in grade school and I don't think I ever slept so well in a tent.
Let me break this down
Pros:
bug net built in.
durable material
longish anchor ropes
really comfortable
a good economic value
Cons:
water wicks down anchor ropes in heavy rain
I found the directions a bit confusing

over all for the money I spent it was a good value and I can see myself using this hammock many times over. I was caught in a bit of rain on my last trip and although I was under a tarp the very ends where the anchor ropes meet the hammock got a bit wet but the part I was sleeping in was dry so it wasn't a problem.

If you get it from other sources it is about $20 cheaper ; )

Pros: Very comfortable, forest green, comes with misquito netting and some rope

Cons: Could've came with more rope

This product is unfortunately too lightly made to be useful for any real day in day out use. Probably would be best suited for people that weigh less than 170lbs. I never understood why they didn't incorporate a canopy into this design because if you're going to really camp in it you will need rain protection. I thought I could save money by getting this vs. the Clark Jungle Hammock. In the end I had to get another product because this one is just too flimsy for my needs.