Hammock Sky Brazilian Double vs Kammok Mantis Hammock

Hemic sky Brazilian double hammock, two-person bed for backyard, porch outdoor, an indoor use, soft woven cotton fabric for supreme comfort, natural h...

Even better because they did the return even though I could have done the exchange with my store, but this was at the beginning of COVID and they were very helpful.

Well, it's great about that is that you can fit two people in it me and my wife were able to fit in it great. As well is that when I'm in it - and I r...

So if you uh if you asked me to share with I definitely go for the 500 pound one. That's my personal take. The shovel thing gave me calm. This is the ...

I don't know if I'd share this for more than a quick nap with another person as it's large relative to other Brazilian Hammocks; but hammock sleeping for 8 hours with another occupant would just not be practical in the long term. That being said, you want a large hammock for stretching out at an angle, sleeping on your side and just general comfort. You will lay flat when shifting to the correct 20 degree offset from the center line while sleeping in this hammock. (google sleeping in a Brazilian Hammock if you aren't familiar with the method) You can also comfortably sleep on your side in this

RecommendationThe Kammok Mantis Ultralight All-in-One Hammock Tent offers a readily available (can be purchased at REI), one-and-done hammocking system that is easy for new hammockers to use while still offering features, materials, and light weight that can be appreciated by a more experienced hanger. On one trip this past fall, I lent the Mantis UL to my hiking buddy who had never hammock-camped before and its quick setup and comfort sold him on hammocking. The feature set shows a lot of attention to small details that make for intuitive and reliable use in the field.Disclosure: Kammok provided SectionHiker with a Mantis UL for an honest review

just like picture. Although screws need continuous tightening may be coz of my weight. the little flaw it is not for 2 people.

Underquilts seem to be significantly lighter and cheaper, but I'd rather not have to purchase both an underquilt and a sleeping bag (because I'm sure at some point I'll want to sleep in a tent).

It’s not awful, it’s just way over priced and over hyped for what you get. That’s my story and I’m sticking to it.

I kind of fell in love with the kammok mantis based on one of the first videos I watched, but I’d like to spend a whole lot less.