Legit 2 Person Camping Hammock - Double Tree Hammock - Portable & Heavy Duty - Perfect for Outdoor & Travel

UPDATE:It's been over 2 years now since we bought these 2 hammocks. Still holding up great. One of them did have the seam come out on the attached pouch. No big deal, I just sewed it back up. These hammocks go with us everywhere. Seriously, daytrip to the park...with the hammocks. Camping , yep. They come with us. Festivals? You bet. Lunch break, sure, a few times now. Nothing like a power nap in a hammock. When we travel by air, we slip the hammock into our carry on. It really doesn't take up that much room. About the size of one pair of jeans rolled up. Leave the jeans, take the hammock, you never know. I encourage you to get a hammock. Easy to set up, easy to take down. About the straps, yeah, I still think they could have been a bit longer but we have managed fine for two years and they have held up very well.Original review:I bought 2 of these. We have always used cotton hammocks, honestly I cant remember why we just always have. This year, I decided to try something a little more portable. We picked out our colors and waited patiently (sort of) for our package. Meanwhile, I received an email from Tyler with the company. Great customer service there! Shipping was fast and both hammocks were well packed. We went straight to the park to try them out.They are very easy to set up. Our ropes came pre-knotted and threaded through the tree protectors. Carbiners are hefty, not heavy for our uses and at no time did we feel like we were going to fall down on our rearends. The colors are vibrant. I got the seagreen/graphite, my son the lime green/graphite. Lots of room to stretch out or sit and swing. We had a nice breeze and could feel it through the hammock. If it's chilly outside, you may want a blanket. The attached bag was a very convenient pocket for my cell. Rolling it up and getting it back into the bag wasn't difficult and took us no time at all to take down, repack and be ready to leave. Very convenient.There was only one con to these and that was the length of the rope. It took us a bit to find trees small enough to get the rope around them. I noticed another reviewer mentioned the same thing. I used to live in the pacific northwest myself and was imagining trying to get the hammocks hung around a couple of redwoods. Having moved to Texas where the trees don't get anywhere that size, I felt safe. The ropes really need to either be longer or get some kind of extender. I don't know what kind of trees they are using where these hammocks were tested, but most of them around here that are strong enough to support the weight of the hammock are on the larger side for the hanging straps. I do understand that weight and packing into the bag may have entered into the equation.Final thought? Just order it. They are sturdy, comfortable, easy to set up and look great! Now if I could just get a couple of rainflys.......

*****This is an initial impression only, as I have not yet tested these hammocks.*****I will update this review after these gifts have had an opportunity for use by their recipients.I purchased two of these all-in-one hammocks as gifts. They shipped promptly, and I opened them to inspect them. They seem well made! I'm writing this review early because, as an avid hammocker, I am not new to hammocks, and I can spot a quality hammock from the not-as-well-made ones. Also, I wanted to give the seller some positive feedback before the Christmas shopping season is over to encourage their business.Most hammocks do not ship with everything you need to start hanging. In fact, most parachute hammocks sell without the straps, which must also be purchased to even begin using the hammock. Sometimes, hammocks include small carabiners, but other times (for cheaper budget hammocks), they only include little s-hooks! These hammocks from Legit Camping, however, come with everything you need, including the straps, carabiners, and some nice tree protectors to boot! For the price point these are selling at (~$45 w/free Prime shipping as of this review), these hammocks are a very good value.Hammocks are typically either single person hammocks or double. Doubles typically support up to around 400 pounds. These hammocks are doubles, so I expect they will be very robust and can comfortably hold two average-sized adults.I own an Eno double hammock (different brand), and I love it. I've been camping in it, and it's very comfortable. My Eno is well made and has a kangaroo pouch underneath to add insulation in case of high winds. But my Eno hammock was also around $80, and did not include hanging straps nor the tree protectors. I had to find my own straps. Eno makes an Atlas Strap system with loops along the length of the strap for easy setup, adjustment, and removal, but the Atlas straps are expensive. Opting for the cheaper route, I went with 1" tubular nylon webbing straps cut to various lengths, but those end up hard to untie, as the knots cinch tighter with weight on the hammock. So these Legit Camping hammocks are definitely easier to set up right out of the bag, and they're less expensive than the other brands.If you're new to hammocking, I highly recommend you pick up a few of these for you and your loved ones and get to it!