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The Qevooon Camping Hammock with Net is an absolute gem for anyone who loves the outdoors! This hammock is incredibly lightweight and portable, making it easy to pack for hiking trips or camping adventures. The included net is a game-changer, providing protection from bugs while I relax in nature.Setting it up is a breeze; the straps are sturdy and allow for quick adjustments to find the perfect hanging height. Once set up, it feels very secure, and the spacious design offers plenty of room to stretch out comfortably.I also love the quality of the fabric—it’s durable yet soft, making it perfect for lounging or napping. The overall design is stylish and comes in a great range of colors, too!Whether you’re camping, hiking, or just enjoying a lazy day in the backyard, I highly recommend the Qevooon Camping Hammock. It’s a fantastic investment for outdoor relaxation and has exceeded my expectations!

This hammock has been great, I've taken it backpacking in the Adirondack mountains and it held up well. The bug net works perfectly at keeping the bugs away and I have not had any rips or tears yet. Very easy to set up with the included straps. I bought a rain fly separately and together with this hammock, it's a great way to camp.

Very nice quality hammock, confortable and easy to install. The only downside is that when I lay in it, the top closes which makes it very hot in there without à breeze. But it makes it nice and dark for a nap in the sun

I've only had this for 2 months, used a dozen times, love it so far. The built in bug mesh is great, works wonderfully. It's not relaxing to lie in a hammock while getting eaten by bugs. This hammock solves that completely. So far, seems like good quality and design. Pro tip, on hot days I use a little battery powered fan inside for a little air flow. And use a clothspin to get the mesh a bit farther from my face, by hooking to included bungee line.

This hammer is perfect for camping or hiking because it is very easy to set up in between two trees is very easy to use and get into I would definitely bring out a hike or if I were to go camping

Possibly one of the best things I’ve bought. I kept it in my car and brings it everywhere I go. It’s huge and sturdy, hold 2 persons quite easily. The straps hooks, and material are all good and strong. The hammock itself is very airy, thin, and comfortable. It comes with paracords and hooks if you want to stabilize and not swinging too much.

Was everything they said. I am glad I purchased!

I bought this to use a gear hammock because of its integrated bug net.I mean why buy a decent gear hammock for $20-80 when I can simply just buy another hammock with all the extra goodies and the addition of another actual hammock.You pay for what you get but in this case it's not a diss.Not only is the hammock of good quality but the main thing I used was the carabiners, for another hammock because I didn't want my climbing ones out in the rain, the bungee cord to make a anchor point at the bottom of the trees for my tarp so I didn't have to stake them, and finally the straps.OH MY GOD THE STRAPS. If you're an unsure hammock camper simply buy this one for the straps, each strap has 18 adjustment loops + the 1 for the tree.With this amount of loops you can actually find the perfect hang extremely easy, they're also slightly thinner which makes them compatible as replacements for cinch buckle style straps should you ever replace them.To put them in perspective the vastly more popular wise owl hammock straps have 5 loops... I can tell you when I was first starting out those 5 loops did not do me justice, I immediately swapped over to cinch buckle style straps after wasting a lot of time trying to get tie downs & ratchets to work.The bug net is completely integrated which means there is absolutely no way for bugs to get in unlike other hammocks with removable bug nets/ completely separate bug nets if that aspect of being outside bothers you.That is also a con though however as you can never take it off, it also only has one entrance to get in from and the other side is simply sewn into the hammock seamlessly, luckily however it is a double zipper which makes it perfect for use as a gear hammock.The last con would technically be that you can't have a ridgeline inside your bug net, it has to be outside and you'll probably be using it to keep your bug net off your face if you were to be using this as an actual hammock.