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The Wilderness Hammock is ideal for hunters and campers whose travels take them to mosquito country. A fully-enclosed, "no-see-um" cotton mesh shelter is built around the hammock, keeping you protected from pests. The rugged cotton canvas sleep area measures 28-by-18-by-82 inches (W x H x D) and, with a 250-pound weight limit, there's plenty of room for drowsy outdoor enthusiasts of all sizes to stretch out.
The top portion is constructed of fire retardant nylon, making it safe to use near your campfire, and its heavy polyurethane coating is nice when the weather turns wet. Steel rings at both ends secure the entire setup via heavy-duty parachute cord. A sturdy zipper closure and strong reinforcements at all stress points ensure years of sturdy service, and the hammock comes complete with a convenient nylon carrying and storage sack.
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40 of 42 people found the following review helpful:
2.0 out of 5 stars
Decent for the price,
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This review is from: Texsport Wilderness Hammock with Mosquito Netting (Sports)
Pros:
-Not much -It's cheap and has a mosquito net attached. -Zippers, seams and stress points are relativley sturdy (though I've only used it twice so far) -Less bulky than carrying a sleeping pad and tent Cons: -There are no directions on how to set this hammock up. Normally it would seem like a no brainer as most hammocks come out of the box with the suspension ropes intertwined/braided into the actual hammock but this hammock doesn't. You get the hammock (the canvas,net,nylon) and seperatley the rope and metal rings. -You need an additional 30 feet of rope to suspend the mosquito net and nylon roofing -No way is this rain worthy as is, you need to get an additional tarp plus ANOTHER 20+ feet of rope -Heavy, especially with all the additonal rope and tarping. -Pretty narrow on the inside, especially with the net zipped up and inside a sleeping bag
19 of 21 people found the following review helpful:
4.0 out of 5 stars
What you need with this,
This review is from: Texsport Wilderness Hammock with Mosquito Netting (Sports)
While they don't give you much of anything to help setup its a decent hammock. I've used this hammock on 50 or more campouts. First off I used a piece of plastic pipe with Stainless steel pipe clamps to keep the hammock at full width. Also I grabbed ratchet straps or tie down straps to make it easier to hook up to trees. use the rope for tieing up friends.... The tent section: I used 2 long bungee cords to hold the "tent" section up. I also put used a pipe on each end to hold the tent at full width. Doing these things makes life a lot easier and its easy to setup and take down. The plactic pipe used does make it more bulky to pack. But it does well in thunderstorms. Make sure you water proof the top where its sewed to the misquito netting. Water will wick from the top all the way to the bottom if not properly sealed.
The pros, It is easy to catch a breeze with this hammock and its great at keeping the bugs off. I put my gear right below the hammock which is good enough to keep the weather off of it. If you set this up right, it sleeps like a Caddilac. The misquito netting is strong enough to hold you if you roll over in the middle of the night..... Cons, you will need to do some pre use setup. I also replaced the steel rings with heavy duty Carribeaners which allows it to hold more weight.
11 of 13 people found the following review helpful:
1.0 out of 5 stars
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This review is from: Texsport Wilderness Hammock with Mosquito Netting (Sports)
I bought this "hammock" for local hiking trips and maybe an overnighter. Like the other person stated, it is a pain in the neck to set up. Yes you will need extra line to set it up and it is not wide enough. This thing is better suited to be set up as a ground based mosquito proof shelter. Why would you do that? If that's the case then just buy a net and save on time, money and the added extra weight of this junk. I do not reccomend this cheap alternative to buying something better like a hennessy or other quality name brand hammock.
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