Onewind 11ft Camping Hammock with Mosquito Net and Structure Ridgeline, Lightweight Portable Hammock with 12ft Tree Straps Ideal for Outdoor Hiking Backpacking, OD Green

Like the title said......I'm sold!!!!! Purchased this with a few other products from this company and i am very impressed with the value, quality, and comfort that they have to offer. I bought 3 of these as christmas gifts for my camping group and we tested them all on april 12th on a backpacking trip. The hammock setup was super fast. Setup took me less than 2 minutes and i was done. Once i got the straps into the buckles adjustment took seconds to do and my shelter was up. Overall it took me less than 5 minutes to hang my tarp and hammock. The inside ridgeline is nice and allows me to store some things in the hanging pouch they include. I did not use the provided bungee cords or stakes for extra stability. I prefer the little sway you get when laying inside of a hammock. The material is very good and no stitching fails. The mosquito netting is awesome and it is dark. So at night with a tarp over you, you really can't see out of it too well. It's definitely dark. It's lightweight and packs into my backpack well. I would definitely recommend this hammock to anyone. It is a good quality and budget friendly hammock.

So. I've done a fair amount of hammock camping, and was looking to upgrade. Integrated bug net was key. Ridgeline a nice addition. Double layer as I do winter camping in a hammock as well. This checked all the boxes at a price much less than places like Hammock Gear or Dutchware. Not that I would turn down a Dutchware Chameleon, mind you. Fantastic, will all the lovely accessories. Unfortunately, over my budget. This one with solid construction, enough space for the Hennessy Double Bubble pad in between the layers, as pictured. Ridgeline took some adjustment, and frankly is the weak part of the setup. The Ridgeline is an adjustable whoopie sling. The minimum length is a little long, may replace with my own. Comes with a stuff sack that can hang on the line. Some very nice partially covered loops to make prussik knots to hang stuff on the Ridgeline. Bug net is top quality but cannot be fully detached. I am in bug country so it's never coming off, that's not an issue for me. End suspension is cinch buckle, looks identical to what you see on the Dutchware site. It works well, with endless adjustibility. I am partial to a different setup and some day will probably switch that out. The pictured underquilt is a Hammock Gear Incubator. It fits well. Turns out the outside edge of this hammock has little hooks that can be used to attach the underquilt. They aren't in the perfect position for the HG underquilt, but they are very close. Some loops of shock cord and you are in business. Overall, you get a lot here for not a lot of scratch. I bought a netted hammock here on Amazon from another brand and it was garbage from day one. I won't feel a need to upgrade this one for a very long time.

The tempest 11’ is an awesome value for the price. I started with a cheaper generic $30 hammock that had an elastic ridgeline and didn’t know what I was missing. The Onewind offers just the right amount of space at 11 feet long, the straps and cinch buckles are a dream, and the ridgeline is next level. Highly recommend this particular hammock for those on a budget, but actually wanting to get outdoors because it’s built well and still fairly light. Plus, the bugnet is very well done with a super smooth zipper that doesn’t easily snag or hang up.

I'm an enthusiastic novice, so certainly take my opinion with a grain of salt. That said, the comfort, durability, ease of use, and quality of construction were immediately apparent on this Onewind hammock. I've used the regular cheap 9ft hammocks for years and thought they were great except for usually winding up with my feet perched high above my head, when my body slides towards the middle. My experience was mostly with hammock stands, not attaching to trees. So this Onewind hammock was a wildly different and much more enjoyable experience than I've previously had in a hammock. The structural ridgeline built into it, means the angle and height of the straps don't pull the ends of the hammock higher. So the lounging area inside the hammock remains mostly flat instead of crescent shaped. You could also lay on a diagonal and be even flatter, allowing for much longer lounging sessions before feeling any body fatigue. There's plenty of room inside it to add a mat for more comfort, and it's built to be used with quilts or other insulation in colder weather as well. The bug net is easy to operate and a wonderful benefit when out in the woods. Zippers are great and it's quite easy to attach to trees. I researched different options for a few weeks before settling on this one and I'm really happy I splurged and paid the premium for it. It's definitely worth the money! Don't be fooled into getting a super cheap one instead of this brand.

I mainly just use my hammocks for lounging outside, but also use them when canoe camping and backpacking. I have some other Onewind products (tarps, bugnets, accessories) and they are all nice and functional. First thing about this product, for the price, this is a nice hammock system. Pros - nice length - comfortable - capable of a flat lay - simple setup with the suspension - internal storage is a nice touch - external hooks are handy - the top cover makes it versatile for multiple season use Cons - zipper placement at the ends is a bit clumsy and makes it difficult to reach - some loose stitching (especially on the top cover around the vent and overall could be a little cleaner) - the continuous loops and ridgeline are a bit bulky - overall weight is on the high side (mainly due to the suspension) Overall, Onewimd products are budget friendly alternatives to the cottage vendors. You aren’t going to get all the options, but they are great entry level options that are built well enough to provide good use if taken care of properly. This hammock in particular is a great option as a backup system or if needed for an additional family or friend wanting to give hammock camping a go.

You know how it is. All your buddies have War Bonnet Blackbirds, and they are always talking about how you should get a War Bonnet. So, you look them up, only to find out they are $200+ starting, and you are not exactly poor, but you act poor because you are a budget guy and have others that depend on you, a mortgage, a job that sucks your life away, and so on. Heck, you are not even sure you'll get to camp at all this year because you're so busy living out the lousy second-rate life dealt to you by your societal obligations to stay alive, feed your family, and pay your dues to Uncle Sam. Still, you yearn to get away because you either a wierdo and want to become "one" with nature, or you would rather have an actual mosquito in your ear rather than your wife's nagging drone. Whatever the reason is, one thing is for certain: you long for the great outdoors. So, after browsing forums on the interwebs, you decide to look at the Circadian from hammockgear.com. They have quality gear that is more affordable and just as capable as a War Bonnet, but you are still unsure because it is $140+ for a hammock. Next, you jumped back over to Amazon and wound up here because you're a cheapskate. If you resonate with anything I have said and are trying to decide between selling your first-born for a Blackbird or a Circadian or settling on this mid-tier budget option, I recommend the OneWind hammock. It is lightweight, well made, durable, and easily has the specs and capabilities to run with the top-tier brands for about 1/3 of the cost. You can still provide for your family and camp with your buddies. So hit add to cart, checkout, and have a beer. You deserve it. 5 stars from me.

I just swapped out a 9’ hennessy hammock for this beautiful onewind 12’ hammock. The reason I returned the hennessy was because my 5’11” body could not get a comfortable lay flat position from the 9’ Hennessy hammock. The zipper in the Hennessy would snag as I zipped it so I had to be careful. I also did not like the way the Hennessy ends were stiched up which hid where the ridge line was attached making it stagnant. You could not adjust the ridge line. One more thing about the Hennessy hammock… The straps that came with it were only 3’5”. Try wrapping that around a large tree. The bug net only unzips on one side of the hammock which did not bother me until I was able to compare it to the better Onewind bug net system. The Onewind hammock is wonderful. With the Onewind hammock I can comfortably lay anyway I want and get a very flat lay. I can adjest the ridgeline easily which is a nice feature. The quality is right up there with the more expensive competitors. It is extremely comfortable, it is so easy to setup. The straps are about 15 feet and the hammock has a buckle system the makes hanging the hammock easy and very secure. It packs down to a reasonably small size. I appreciate the value, and weight. The zipper is really wonderful. The bug net completely unzips to it came be moved out of the way. The hammock has 6 attached tiedowns. And there are lots of accessories that you can buy for it. This Onewind hammock is the best purchase this year.

I really enjoy this hammock. Good quality. Just buy it. You will be happy with it. I am 6'2" and 250 lbs. It's the most comfortable hammock I own.