Double Hamaka Hammock Bundle with Quickstraps (Green/Grey)

This is a fantastic hammock. It is built strong and my son and I have to try it as soon as it arrived. We live in an urban area, so I was unsure we would be able to connect it to the two trees we have. We did it with ease and I can't get him to come out of it. It was sturdy and we both fit in it. As far as a two person hammock, I hope your close to that individual. My some is small and it was probably just right for him and I, but I think it would be small for two adults. I recommend this product and may get another.Disclaimer: I received this product at a free or discounted price in exchange for a fair and unbiased review. I am not told how to rate an item or what to write about it. All of the ratings and reviews are my own opinions.

I've had a few different hammocks similar to this one. The quality of this one is equivalent to the higher priced and name brand hammocks. The straps are awesome and help the hammock fit anywhere. I'm excited to use this one throughout the years and look forward to more products from this company.

I took this camping, and loved it!! My kids and I were always fighting over it, so I will for sure buy more for next year's trip!! The tree straps by the way, almost make the whole thing that much better!! Great loop straps!!

Have to say, I honestly love everything about my double Hamaka Hammock Bundle from Taino! The entire package looks, feels, and performs at a very high level of quality. From the included carabiners and rigging straps to the integrated stuff sack, this Hammock is built to stand up to anything you can throw at it(at least anything up to 400lbs) it is a double Hammock, wide enough for two and the supplied straps are capable of safely holding up to 400 pounds which, by my calculation, gives my girlfriend and I about 60 pounds to spare.The included instructions are seasy to understand so in no time flat we had our own little suspended getaway! We have subsequently tried to find interesting places to set up our hammock such as at the beach between two trees (were we found out the hard way not to install between two trees covered in Asian beetles) and on a waterfront where the Riverwalk had been flooded by recent heavy rainfall (see pics). The only thing quicker than setting up this Hammock system is putting it away! All you do is fold it in half and begin rolling the carabiner ends toward the built in pouch, once you get close took everything inside the pouch and pull the drawstring. Done deal.I received this product at a discounted rate in exchange for my honest and unbiased review. I will be purchasing another at full price.

This is the sixth hammock that I've purchased this year. We got out first (a double), and my family fell in love. Long story short, I lucked out with a really great one at first and then had to go through a few not-so-great ones to find more that I like. Now I've found several good ones, and this is one.From my experience, I'll say that most of the hammocks I've tried are made with very similar materials. If you get a bad one then sure it can rip. I just don't know that I'm enough of an expert to tell good from better in that area as they all seem to be about the same material to me.You do want strong, triple stitching that is done well. Two bigger differences between hammocks are the size and the ropes/straps. Single hammocks are around 55" wide while true doubles are around 80" wide (I have a double about 5" wider than this one but it isn't a noticeable difference in use). I prefer a double even when I'm using it on my own. Sometimes it's just more comfortable to be at an angle or to have extra fabric to make some shade or create some privacy or bunch up to support my neck etc. Be very careful to look for actual measurements when shopping. I had to send one back after I received a "double" hammock "for two" that was just 55" wide.One hammock that I tried came with ropes. We had to guess at the right height and tie actual knots (which we then had to try to untie in the rain). When we sat in the hammock, the rope stretched and left my husband on the ground! It was terribly funny... or just terrible depending on who you ask. Some campgrounds and parks don't even allow you to use ropes on the trees as it can damage them. What you really want are hammock straps. These are SO easy and fast to set up. You just wrap around the tree, put one end of the strap through the loop in the other end, and pull it through. Then you use the carabiner on the end of the hammock to hook into one of the loops on the strap. If you need to make an adjustment in height, it's as easy as opening the carabiner and hooking into a different loop.Hammocks all have their bags sewn to the side so that when you are using the hammock you have a little pocket hanging off. That way you don't lose the bag. Unfortunately, some of them are a bit difficult to fit back into their pocket/bag when it's time to go. I didn't have any trouble getting this one back in. One unique thing is that this hammock has its own bag for the straps. My other hammocks all came with the straps inside the hammock bag. This could be good and bad. Don't go off with your hammock and forget the straps at home or you'll be a sad camper. However, it's nice not having to worry about stuffing those dang things into the bag after barely fitting the hammock itself back in.The material is nice. The sewing is well done. I have no complaints about this product. I did receive a discount in exchange for an honest opinion as this is a newer product. They just want people to try it out and get the word out, and I definitely will recommend it. I'll update my review if anything happens to change my opinion.