E KAINI Garden Camping Hammock (Double, Blue)

This is the epitome of a certain minimalist genre of hammock. It's not particularly big, strong, or durable, certainly not one to leave outside or pile loads of kids into, but it's big enough, strong enough, durable enough, and certainly pretty and comfortable enough to do what hammocks do best: make snoozing in the back yard on a sunny summer day just about the most enticing experience imaginable. It might only last a year or two (I've only had it a week), but it's so cheap and easy to string up that's still a bargain.Included rope is only long enough to connect the hammock's end eyes to straps, chains, hooks, whatever you use to suspend your hammock, but that's important because the eyes aren't reinforced with metal or dense whipping, so multiple wraps of rope engaging their full circumference spreads the contact better than a single hook, carabiner or bight through the eye. Hammocks concentrate force from their wide center to single point attachments at each end. The forces can be intense. Easing transition spreads the strain over more material, leading more gradually to that singularity at each end (in my case steel tongues on the end of seat belts, latched into with steel carabiners). The included rope bits (which are short but quite strong) help smooth that transition.The fabric is more comfortable than rope hammocks, nylon hammocks, even woven twine hammocks. It's actually luxurious. You know what? That's enough reviewing—I'm headed outside to clip my hammock up and relax!

Muy buena compra

La hamaca se rompió de sus costuras. Me caí de ella mientras dormía y estoy muy por debajo del supuesto peso máximo. La calidad dista mucho de la descripción.Una pena porque en estética y precio parece una buena opción, peor la verdad es que es insegura.

So after being outside for 1 month it's already moldy. Buying one with a different fabric now.

Buen costo beneficio