LAZZO Double Camping Hammock | Bundle Includes Net, Tarp, Tree Straps, Backpack | Weighs 4 Pounds, Perfect for Hammock Camping,Backpacking，Hiking | Lightweight Nylon

I purchased two of these, one for myself and one for my wife. I am completely satisfied with the purchase. I have backpacked hundreds of miles with mine so for and have had no issues. Not sure how many nights that is, but it is a fair amount. I only carry what I need and each component is pretty light, except the fly. I will eventually replace the rain fly because it is the heaviest part, but it is not bad either. The hammock is very strong and length is great. I'm abour 5'9" and 185lbs.In 40F+ weather I take the hammock, fly, bugnet, 30F sleeping bag, and a double bubble radiant pad to protect my back side from bug bites.From 30F - 40F I take the same but leave the bugnet at home.From 20 - 30 I use a pod sleeping bag and the hammock.Below 20 I use the pod, hammock, and fly to keep the wind off.Weight breakdown is this:Hammock (Including carabiners) - 562g | 1.236lbsFly (in bag including stakes and guy lines) - 780g | 1.716lbsStraps - 286g | .629lbsBug Net (in bag including ridge line) - 298g | .655lbsTotal 4.22lbs without the carry bag that I don't use.For the size of the hammock and durability, it would be hard to find something lighter.

It's not camping season yet where I live, but this hammock kit comes with so many extras, I can't wait to test it out! Here are the things that impressed me most:All the materials are high quality rip-stop nylonHang straps and carabiners are of climbing quality60 feet of high quality reflective cordage (6 sets of 6 feet and one set of 24 feet)4 high quality mini tent stakes to peg out the tarpHigh quality fine mesh bug netting with good stitchingHigh quality lashing points and stitching all around on the flyDon't think that this is bugout bag gear. This thing is a portable house. Weight is nominal for the protection from bugs and element that you get with this kit. It comes in three units satcheled up in a bag that can double as a day pack (another little surprise bonus!) Hammock, Bug net, and Fly. The stuff sacks for the hammock and bugnetting are integrally sewn to the individual units, so no lost stuff sacks. You can choose which components you want to bring according to season. Now, on to the DISAPPOINTMENTS:Yes, there is always something that manufacturers do, year in, year out, since forever that I wish they would GET OVER. My #1 peave is: Why do you still insist on making the fly bag out of the same material as the fly? It's a fly. If it gets wet, which it is designed to do, It....... gets wet. The undercoating of any good fly is STICKY. When you make the fly bag with the STICKY side IN, it makes it a real pain to get anything INTO that STICKY bag. We are good campers. We roll our flys with the SLICK outside OUT. The fly bag DOES NOT NEED to be waterproof. Please, for all that is good, and for those of us that have been camping since forever.... make the flay bag out of the same material as the TENT (or the hammock in this case). It will be SLICK and god so much easier to get a wet fly INTO IT! Make the TENT BAG (or the hammock bag in this case) out of the FLY material so it will be WATERPROOF. See..... makes PERFECT sense! Fly in the wet bag, tent or hammock in the FLY bag. Now, since the bags are integrally sewn onto the component. I CANT DO THAT. But, it's a minor disappointment because of the very high quality components themselves. Oh, wait.... not done.....Peave #2 since forever and ever with every manufacturer, even Coleman..... Please, for all that is good and graceful, put a zip cord on the stake bag. You put one on the Tent (hammock), the fly, the bug screen.... then you STILL put these sewn on TIE straps that we have to TIE instead of ZIP. DO you know how hard it is to have to tie a stake bag that actually has stakes in it? Do you? And this one stores cordage as well. So, you have this bag with these components that are flopping around.... and you have to TIE IT while keeping all that stuff in there. It's crazy. ZIP IT! Just ZIP IT!Buy this kit because it is super duper with lots of fluff. Then go find a rock to throw at the guy who missed the simple stuff that has been plaguing us all since forever! Happy Camping!

I wanted to write this review for all the other people looking through who, like me, had never bought a hammock before. I had some questions about this hammock and others that I was looking at that I couldn’t really find good answers to so hopefully I’ll answer them here. I wanted to get a hammock mostly to relax in, but maybe if I got the chance I would want to go camping with it or something. This hammock has been perfect so far although I have not taken it camping officially. First, I want to emphasize that it is very comfortable which was something I was looking for. Of course it depends how you lay in the hammock (diagonally is best in general) but the material is not scratchy or anything. It seems like a very good balance between being portable and light material while also being sturdy. Second, it does great with one or two people, I’ve tested it out with my girlfriend in the back yard and it’s amazing.(you could also probably snuggle up for a romantic evening with the boys and it would do just fine). Third is the set it comes with which does great. I haven’t put the rain fly through a full test yet but it looks like it would do fine, the only thing is that the one time I set it up, it was a little confusing because it had some little plastic fasteners that connected to the line and the stakes, but they didn’t seem flimsy and they’re probably fine to set up once you get the hang of it. The mosquito net is also great, i actually think this one is really good because it goes around the whole hammock and I heard the ones that have it attached to the top let the mosquitoes bite you through the bottom fabric. I’ve set the bug net up a couple times in the evening when the mosquitoes come out and haven’t been bitten at all. Also really pleased with the straps that you hang the hammock with, you can put them around some good sized trees and still have some slack. Also most of the other hammocks on amazon have you buy the straps separate for another $30 or something, so it’s great that the straps let alone the big net and rain fly come with it as well for only $50. All in all extremely easy and fast to set up and take down as well if you’re just using it in the yard or at a park, and also very portable in the little sacks they come in. I don’t know how backpackers would like them because I’ve heard the lighter and smaller the better for backpacking, but i don’t intend to do too much of that and it also seems like the lighter and smaller you go the less comfy it’ll be to lay in. Anyway that’s my 2 cents, I would definitely recommend this to anyone looking to buy a hammock.

The nylon hammock is wonderful! So easy to set up and sturdy. It was perfect. The net-not so much! The zipper for the net came off so easily the first time we used it. We would love it if the company could send us a replacement for the net. We could send the whole thing back if need be. Please contact usUpdate: company sent a replacement so quickly. Excellent customer service to help remediate our situation!