Kootek Portable vs Amok Draumr 5.0

Then you have the other end right here, which has individual rings, as you can see, they're spaced apart, so the size of the tree or the length of the...

0 out on multiple nights I'd have to say I'm very impressed with the construction and the comfort. I'm an avid hammock camper and this by far fits into my lot of hammocks and deserving of a spot in my gear closet.

I like to lay sideways and a pillow under my knees where my legs hang over the side and then its more like a chair and you're ope. To air. And it streches a lot. You have to make it high on the tree and tight or your just sitting on the ground

fun hammock during the day and gets lots of attention.. but the balancing act loses stars for me as a sleep system.

I bought this for camping- we used a woven one last year which the kids loved but wasn’t as easy to set up and adjust. This one much more easily sets up and it super leight weight. I also like how the pouch it stores in is connected to the hammock so you’ll never lose it (important when you have lot of stuff scattered around a campground). It’s also nice because while you’re in the hammock, you can throw something small in there

Everything I could think of was included (only the poles to push out the head/foot area are not). [URL REMOVED] threw everything in a 25 liter pack along with a Hammock Gear Econ 30 top quilt and went to read the paper down by the brook. It made for a very pleasant afternoon! You definitely need to practice getting in and out of it, it can be comical if you don't have your technique down. It does take up a bit of room and weight in your pack, if your considering one for multiple days on the trail I would splurge for the ultralight