The camping hammock with a bug net and rain fly that sets up in minutes
Is this the right fit?
- Best for
- backpackers and campers who want a full sleep system in one bag instead of piecing together net and tarp separately
- Skip if
- Pricier than net-only hammocks, and the tarp adds pack weight on trips where rain is unlikely
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The Sunyear camping hammock bundles the three things hammock campers usually buy separately: the hammock, an integrated bug net, and a rain fly tarp with a triangle design that blocks sideways rain and wind, not just overhead drizzle. The body is breathable oxford and nylon, and setup is tool-free: wrap the tree straps, hook the adjustable ropes, and clip in. It comes in two sizes, a 118 by 78 inch double rated for 600 pounds and a 106 by 55 inch single rated for 500 pounds. Best fit: backpackers and campers who want a full sleep system in one bag instead of piecing together net and tarp separately.
Pros
- Bug net and rain fly tarp included, so there is nothing extra to buy
- Triangle fly design blocks sideways rain and wind, not just overhead
- Double size is rated for 600 pounds and fits two people
- Tool-free setup with straps and hooks in a few minutes
Cons
- Pricier than net-only hammocks, and the tarp adds pack weight on trips where rain is unlikely
Frequently asked questions
Does it really fit two people?
The double size is 118 x 78 inches and rated for 600 pounds, so two average adults fit. For solo sleepers the extra width also makes a flatter, more comfortable lay.
Will the rain fly keep me dry in real rain?
The fly uses a triangle design specifically to shield wind-driven sideways rain, which flat tarps miss. Like any hammock tarp, pitch it taut and angled for best results.
How hard is setup?
Tool-free and knot-free: wrap the two tree straps, connect the adjustable ropes by their hooks, and clip the hammock in. First-time setup typically takes a few minutes.
What sizes are available?
Two: a 118 x 78 inch double rated 600 lbs and a 106 x 55 inch single rated 500 lbs. Both include the net, fly, straps, and hardware.
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