onewind 11ft Camping Double Hammock with Mosquito Net, Ridgeline and Straps | 70D Hexagon Ripstop Nylon, No-see-ums Bugnet, 68'' Single Wide Panel, Portable 2 Person Hammock for Hiking Backpacking

As a 62 year old, I hate sleeping on the ground while camping. This hammock allows me at 6'0" tall and 215 lbs, to sleep level and even on my side. I have the under and overquilts. The whole setup is very comfortable - and no rocks poking into me. The hammock is a great value. Strongly recommended. My only suggestion is to get caribiners to hold that straps ot the trees for easy install/movememnt.

This was good quality, easy set up. Seemed like a great option for any one looking for a good quality hammock

This thing is great I was using a eno double and that is a fine hammock. For my usage though this one is better. The hammock is longer than I am used to but that is an easy enough to adjust to. It feels much wider in a lot of ways too. I wasn't sure about the Ridgeline and honestly I'm still not but it's a nice plus and I like it better than the pocket in the middle like almost everything else. Hard recommend!!! Edit: after a year of sleeping on this hammock every night, the dogs jumping in on me, me accidentally leaving things in it that are sharp, it ripped. I've been sleeping in a hammock for years at this point and in every other hammock I've ever had a rip meant I was dropping to my butt on the ground hard and fast. That was not the case with this hammock. The rip stop material held really well and gave me not only ample warning to get up and get out but held up quite well for an additional hour or two while I was trying to figure something else out and had nowhere else to sit. With the abuse I put this thing through I only expected it to last 3 to 6 months not a year. Still a solid hard recommend on this hammock.

This is a fantastic hammock for the price. I just went camping with it in northern Wisconsin and I'm very happy with it. Plenty of length, very comfortable, easy to set up. The bug net is OK, but it needs work. It seals well at each end but the elastic cord at the bottom entry does not cinch fully tight and does let in mosquitoes. Additionally the bugnet sits tight against the hammock bottom when you're in it, which allows mosquitoes to bit through. In low bug areas it's not a problem, but in northern Wisconsin it is a problem. The solution would be to add material to the bug net so it sits off of the hammock bottom and so the bottom entry hole can be sealed shut fully.

I’ll never sleep in a tent again! Get all the bells and whistles to make these warm and cozy, and you’ll love sleeping outdoors. I’m sold on the hammock way. One wind has proven to be the best bang for my buck. Economical and quality.

Been using this rig indoors full-time the past couple years between a couple climbers belay anchor plates in load bearing walls, with occasional trips. Realized it just works so deserves review and I don’t wanna get out of bed today. Roomy enough 11-ft cut. No noticeable stretch to the ripstop fabric. Buckle suspension is relatively fuss-free. Structural ridge line maintains consistent sag angle for a flat diagonal lay. Accessory loops along hem sometimes used with (added) diagonally opposing shoulder & foot bungee tie-outs. Subdued brown color suits me & glad the logo isn’t retro-reflective as on some other OneWind products. A bottom drawstring insect net (not used while indoors can you believe it) without body weight sealing the bottom can collect late-night protein snacks while unoccupied. Silent in use. No zipper, just bungee drawstring. Ridgeline organizer pouch was eventually replaced with a roomier mesh model.

I'm new to hammock camping and wanted to get a complete quality setup of which this is. I got the 11 foot, double version that allows room for laying diagonally which is key to a flatter, more comfortable position. The straps are infinitely adjustable vs. daisy chain straps where adjustments depend on certain loops to use and also add weight. The bug net avoids zipper problems and drops below the hammock so that mosquitos cannot penetrate the bottom of the hammock. Before purchasing, I did a lot of research which helped me select this quality product. I highly recommend.

I haven’t used this kind of mosquito netting before so it took a little cussing to get it right. I removed the buckles and replaced them with carabiners so that it can be quickly deployed and un deployed. The quality is really good.

Super Hängematte, ich habe das komplett Set von onewind und kann das jedem der gern Platz in der hängematte hat nur weiter empfehlen, mit top und underquilt nebst windsocke auch bei richtig kalten Temperaturen (-12 Grad) super und auch warm geschlafen, klare Kaufempfehlungen

Produit conforme. Jai hate de le tester

I have had several spinal surgical procedures done over a number of years, and since the last one I've never been able to enjoy any length of time in a normal bed, unable to sleep on my back,front or side, someone I know, an army veteran suggested trying a hammock, wow !!! comfort at long last, even sleeping through the night, never experienced such vfm, a life changer, literally. THANKS ONEWIND.

I have owned several hommocks over the years, ranging from $40 no-name brands to $400+ lay flat sleep systems — and this hammock is my favourite of them all. It is in the sweet spot with the capability to meet every situation. I can comfortably lay flat and sleep diagonally, cuddle up to someone, recline comfortably to read a book, and lounge in a seated position with my head below the ridgeline (I’m 6 foot tall, so this is uncommon for me). The double-ended stuff sack makes setup and takedown a breeze, and it is excellent for storing the bug net when I don’t need it. Speaking of bug nets, this is by far my favourite version. The ridgeline keeps it comfortably out of my face, the loose drooping means I don’t have to worry about getting bitten through the netting, nothing gets between the hammock and under quilt, and I can finally let my feet dangle off the edge. The removable ridgeline is super useful to hang a light and speaker, and it lets me easily adjust my position in the hammock. After getting used to it, I would not purchase a hammock without a ridgeline. The quality of this hammock is excellent, even the plastic bag it shipped in had a premium feeling drawstring. It doesn’t pack down to a particularly small package, and it is not ultralight. But it is durable. Unlike the more expensive options, I am not afraid to actually use it. The fabric is much softer than I expected and really durable feeling, the buckles are light and adjust incredibly easily. I recommend adding carabiners to the tree loops so the buckles can stay attached — with that system and the double-ended stuff sack I can set up the hammock in about 20 seconds. Despite being larger and heavier than premium brands, I can still throw it in my day bag or overnight pack and not notice it. My underquilt is designed for single hammocks but it is still usable on this hammock, I think I will be investing in the onewind brand underquilt blanket combo though. Again, in my opinion, this hammock’s selling point/niche is versatility and durability. My $400 sleeping system lays a bit flatter, but it doesn’t let me lounge as comfortably and I’m always paranoid about damaging it. My single hammock is lighter, but I can’t sleep comfortably in it and the bug nets zipper always gets caught. For the price, you can’t go wrong here. This product will last a lifetime and it can be used for reading in the backyard or sleeping in the backcountry. TLDR: if you only want to own one hammock, this is the one to get.

I bought the 11ft od green double along with a few other onewind products. Im impressed with the quality, the stitching is good and the material is soft. It comes with plenty of good features you could spend far more on with "higher end market" set up was easy. It took about 9 days to arrive. I will definitely be buying more onewind products.