Night Cat Flat Lay Hammock Tent with Mosquito Net Waterproof Rainfly for 1 Person Backpacking Hiking Camping Lightweight 330LBS 87x28x19in

I've used this about 3 times now and it's kind of hard to get set app to where it doesn't feel like you're gonna fall out of it if you can double wrap the supporting straps around the tree base. It really helps also if the trees are wide that really helps with stability. It's very comfortable to land I use a climate V-2. Sleeping Pad inside so comfy. it's perfect size For me i'm 6'1 about a hundred and eighty five pounds. I got this because I didn't want a traditional style hammock. Because it seems kind of awkward to land and I see a lot of complaints of being shaped like a banana. But this seems to be perfect for me. It is a bit heavy for backpacking. But I do mostly car camping so it's not really a problem. The package size is very small. It's actually smaller than my sleeping bag. Packed up, there is only one con that I can think of and it's the rainfly. It's extremely flappy and it doesn't seem to like be very tight around the top of the hammock, but it seems well made. The bottom is very heavy duty. I did get caught in a few very heavy thunderstorms. And I did not have any issue with getting wet inside the only moisture that I had Inside seems to be from either the condensation from breathing or something. But the top gets very wet. But I was camping in really cool conditions around 40° at night. I didn't get to see how well the bug net works. Because there was no bugs because it was so cold. But definitely an awesome little tent hammock thingy I really enjoy it

Son loves it and that is all that matters! A bit more $$ than I was wanting to spend, so hoping it is worth it in the long run. We are hoping he will take it out soon and give it a "live trial" for camping, hiking and back country hunting in the Montana and Colorado mountains. He says it will definitely be more comfortable than a "cheaper" hammock. Weight is a little more then he was expecting which throws off his pack weight. Unsure of the durability at this time, hoping it lasts awhile. Assembly was ok, a bit awkward but maybe once he gets more used to it and comes up with what works best for him, it will get easier and fast. It is a tent, ultimately, so warmth is not an "option" but he has a great light weight, deep freeze bag so should be good to go. LOVES the under storage, however, we have excessive bear counts near us, so stringing up is 1st line of avoidance and non-edible storage underneath.

Great product, material quality is excellent, very comfortable I'm 5'9" 200lbs muscular build, I had plenty of space it felt sturdy good wind and water protection. I did have a problem keeping it balanced, it had a tendency to lean to the side I got in from. The set up is not straight forward, I attempted it at night but had to quit and use another tent as the set up can get complicated if it's your first time setting it up. I had my 50lb dog in the tent with me, I don't recommend that since it did get crowded 😅 with him but the hammock tent held up fine.

My daughter use it during a camp out. Complete support on her back, back was straight, comfortably, they went out again after a week. Material is strong, she had no fear of falling, ropes are strong, she’s 40 old, loves this hammock.

Very nice hammock but doesn’t hold up to the weight. I’m 5’8” 170 and mine broke. The pull tight clamps break and you go down. I’ve replaced with ratchet straps now it’s better. But they need heavier duty clamps to hold straps. I’m adding to this review and changing to 5 stars because after review they reached out and offered me a new hammock. Best hammock you can find and a great company. Who want happy customers.

Lays flat, comfortable, but a bear to put up. Great idea, but too many straps to be practical

Good materials and design. I like the feeling of camping in a hammock but don’t like how normal hammocks force you into a banana shape and this one has a built in bug net and rain fly. It is on the heavier side so it isn’t ideal for backpacking hikes. You will need to reference the instructions the first couple times you set up but after that you’ll have the set up down easy.

Very good quality but it only cones with 2 stakes and 2 cords. I feel that it should come with 4 of each. I had to buy my own.

I’m 6’5, 130kg. I set this up on uneven trees that weren’t particularly thick and with some focused adjusting of straps I felt very safe and comfortable to move around in the night cat. The mesh is excellent at mosquito proofing, the rain fly survived the hose test with fitting colours. I’m going to buy a tent fan to hang on the interior hooks as it gets a bit stuffy with the rain fly on but that is to be expected. It is stronger than I imagined, I fit in it quite well. It packs down into nothing, just an excellent design. I don’t think I’ll go back to ground camping unless I absolutely have to. This is the first time I’ve felt comfy sleeping while camping in Australia.

I have friends who told me about using hammock tents but I wasn't thrilled by the idea of having sway-back all night trying to sleep. Then I found this. I've slept in this roughly 30 nights by now and I sing its praises to anyone who will listen. Everyone who sees it is enthralled by it and I love to show it off and explain it to people. It packs up small enough that it fits in the saddle bag of my motorcycle or I bring it in my pack on canoe trips. It takes a bit of time to set up and tear down, mostly just ensuring everything fits nicely into the bag, and it's a bit of a learning curve to get a consistent setup. There are ways to ensure it feels more stable. I actually bought and added two additional straps that I can daisy-chain onto the included lower straps so I can a) put it between trees that are further apart and b) do a full wrap of each tree - this provides greater stability. I'm 6'4" and 250lbs and the tent supports me well. The gear channel below the tent is brilliant, keeps everything off the ground and dry and it holds a lot. It has a ring inside that you can hang your lamp from if you're reading. It's stable and easy to get in and out of for me. The fly keeps it dry but it could use a bit better of a design to accommodate non-ideal set-ups. If the top straps are on too great of an upward angle or the trees are close together, you can't get the fly taught enough. The support bars that make it lay-flat are showing signs of permanent curvature but I'm not concerned about failure. I put a thin inflatable mattress pad in it under my sleeping bag which provides good insulation. I wake up in the morning feeling like I just slept in my bed. You can sleep on your back or either side...no stomach sleeping though. Love, love, love this tent. Highly recommended.

Cómoda y muy util me gusto mucho

I’ve had a chance to field test this a few times, and I have no complaints. It’s very well put together and comes with everything you need. The only thing I had an issue with was the tension on the stability straps, but that was on the first use. I now know to tighten them much more. Everything about this product is amazing. It’s not just a hammock, it’s a bivouac off the ground! The zippers are a great quality, the hammock is roomy, comfortable and has places to hang things (hooks at either end) and store things (interior pockets). And if that wasn’t enough, the added storage below the hammock will accommodate all your bigger items. I had my pack, tool, fishing rod and tackle box in it, and had room for more. I wish it had a compartment to throw a mat or other such thing in, as it does get cold fast, but it’s not a dealbreaker. I now use a smaller down filled bag, with a heftier down filled bag on top, and that is ample warmth. I say this as a resident of Northern Canada. Coldest night in it so far was 4degrees Celsius, and I was toasty. I can’t recommend this highly enough!

It is far better than a hammock but it’s really hard to have actually stable, our (dog friend & me) second night was far better than the first because I really yanked on the side pulls. The instructions lack slightly as I’m still not sure I’m setting right. Also was way harder to find trees than I thought! (On a heavily forested hike) Would be worth carrying extra rope as a lot of the trees were so big I couldn’t loop the provided straps around them. Also think a ratchet strap would help, so we shall see how the next hike goes!! Definitely need some sort of mat or no slip matt to prevent the sleeping bag from sliding around all night. And a pillow. The handles inside were very helpful for repositioning throughout the night. Also helpful that I could shake the tent to scare the squirrels & chipmunks away from our stuff in the night, so no damage. The lower shelf was so great. Just be mindful of condensation.