Camping Hammock Tent with Mosquito Net & RainFly, 3 in 1 Waterproof Lightweight Portable Sleeping Hammock Bug, Travel Outdoor Gear with Tree Strap Swing, for Hiking Patio Expedition

I just got and set it up on my hammock stand to test it out, time will tell how it holds up but I'm super impressed so far!I plan on using this in temp ranges of 30°f-90°f, through rain and minor snow up here in Minnesota. I will be taking this on a boundary waters trip next summer as well.I'll update my review after I use it in the field a few times.Pros:Very light weight!Great quality materials in every aspect.High quality stitching.Actually stays fully spread out when you are in it!Sets up in literally 3 minutes.Slightly shorter than the average hammock but you get full utilization of space, even in the cones, I'm 5'11" and I had plenty of room to spare, maybe a foot and a half on either end.Best part: Absolutely no tight ridge running down the center like a traditional hammock. It actually lays out smooth and comfortable in every sleeping position and angle.Super smooth zipper openings on the bug net and rainfly.The rainfly overlaps the edge of the hammock on both sides by about 8 inches.I now no longer need 50 feet of Ridgeline and guy lines for my rainfly and bug net.100% worth the money!Cons:If you don't have weight in it or use the anti flip guy lines, it will flip on its own every time. This isn't as big of a deal as you might think, it flips back just as easily and if you have you sleeping bag in it then you don't have anything to worry about. If anything, it makes easy to install the under quilt!The rainfly attaches with plastic buckles. When they age or get too cold they will fail. I'm going to replace the buckles with aluminum tension buckles and add a grommet to engage the tent poles.The straps are about as standard as they come. I use 20 foot cam buckle tie downs in their place so I have full adjustability and up to about 46 feet of spanable distance capability.There is only on pocket on the inside, center back.The mesh gear hangers can hold maybe a small flashlight, but not much else.Conclusion:I might just buy a few more before this awesome product disappears from the market like so many others.If you know someone who hammock camps, this is a great gift as it is as close to the ideal hammock you can get for under $100!!!

I bought this for the Appalachian trail and not thinking right (being stubborn) I didn’t test set up at all. First day I hiked 11 miles and had to set up in the dark. I couldn’t find any good trees and remembered this thing is a tent too! Set up was easy as 1-2-3 and I slept great! I went on a second trip and had the hammock set up within 5 minutes. A nasty storm rolled in and all night long it dumped rain! Not one drop of water came in. For the lightweight it has and the durability you can’t beat it for the price it is. Highly recommend. I just wish they’d have a flat hammock version

Great item, good quality and price.

This hammock tent is quickly becoming my new favorite camping method! Used it for the first time during camping and it went great. The hammock is not difficult to install and get everything setup properly, comes with all the tools needed and a nice carrying bag. Can be setup on the ground, but we used it as a hammock style. Lightweight and high quality material, kept sleeper warm during the night. Portable to carry and great for solo adventures

Overall easy to set up. My issue is the QA process. Hammock arrived with a tear in the mesh netting just above the area that has the small pocket to store items in the hammock. It can be stitched but spending $100, nothing should need repairs out of the box.

Got this recently really sturdy hammock keeping those Mosssess away. Only concern might be the width it's more suited for 2 persons you will definitely need a sleep pad with this. Definitely worth it

Durable, love the bug net.

I bought a total of 10 of them for a group back packing trip.Out of the 7 we used 3 had issues. Wrong female ends for clasping on one and the other 2 rain flies ripped from the seem.