Braoses Double Hammock for Camping, Hiking & Relaxation - Single or Double Occupancy

Apple ❤️: I got this hammock for us to go camping for my kids. It held up to my rambunctious kids using it as a swing. It is very good quality and it has a very nice bug net to keep out the bugs while you’re lying in it camping.

Canada on Nov 08, 2023

Sonia Desjardins: J'adore! Super confortable et facile à installer!

Canada on Oct 28, 2023

fantasia05fantasia05: Parfait! Comme je voulais. L'installation facile, tissus très résistance. J'ai essayé pour deux personnes il a une petite logistique à faire après avoir été installé c'est confortable. Pour le moustiquaire il devrait avoir une corde de plus pour le tenir mieux dans les airs car il tombe dans le visage.

Canada on Jul 20, 2023

Vincent T.: Tree straps were good and long net and zippers are all right quite thin but strong. A mosquito can bite you through the bottom so use a blanket

Canada on Jun 27, 2023

Erfert Sapling: Have used it on several backpacking trips and it's a great product to use. I only give it 4 starts for comfort simply because I don't like sleeping in Hammocks in general but in rocky terrain it's the way to go.

United States on Aug 31, 2022

tharkun: We bought this because it seemed like an awesome package deal (bug net included, straps included etc.) We have another hammock already and both of these are supposed to be 114" (9.5') long. However, if you just sit in them, you will notice the difference (i.e. this one being smaller actually). Measured it out and there was almost a foot missing in comparison. And that wasn't even me but the SO who noticed it right away (she's a couple inches shorter than me).

The hammock also has an integrated 'ridge line' to hold the bug net up. That's both great and not. For one, you don't have to fuss with anything to hold the net up, which is probably great for your first hammock ever but you also can't really change it, because it's permanently attached and it's shock cord (will wear out eventually). Can't tighten it either if you want to hang something heavier from it, because its springy shock cord ...

I don't really trust the tree straps to be honest. The webbing is a bit stretchy and it seemed like it was working its way down the tree when sitting down into the hammock. Each time! My other tree straps, which are almost twice as wide too, don't have that issue. The version I...

Canada on Aug 13, 2020

Victoria: The material is soft, plenty big. The straps it comes with are great too. I was worried about how thin the material is, but after using a few time I am no longer worried about it. The netting is GREAT! keeps even tiny bugs out! I got this one specifically for this reason, for the net! and i have ZERO contemplates!!

United States on Jul 13, 2020

Michael Scott: I purchases two of these hammocks for my two sons ages 11 and 12 to use when we go camping. It arrived as advertised, and we've been camping in the backyard all night twice already, and they've been using it in the daytime often to play in, all zippers still intact, no rips or tears in the netting or hammock material.

This is a 9.5' hammock, so good size for them, but it isn't long enough to suit my 6' long self. The hammock comes with everything stated, and has an integrated ridge line that makes setting the hang easy.

I only gave this product 4 stars because although it does come with tree straps as stated, the length and width of the straps are not shown in the description or specifications. These tree straps are sturdy, but the 1" width variety, and although I haven't measured them they are they shortest straps I have ever received. We have big trees in our yard, and so I had to get some rope in order to be able to hang one of the hammocks between two of the trees that I normally don't have do with my 11.5' hammock and 12' straps.

The two 'ropes' it comes with is cord used for staking both sides of the hammock through some sewn-in guy line...

United States on Jun 10, 2019

JMP: The SilkRd hammock with mosquito netting is simple and easy to setup. In my experience, it is comfortable for a single person under 6' in height weighing in at under 225lbs. The width is the limiting factor here, not the materials of the hammock.
The included hardware is adequate- but know in advance that the suspension straps are non-traditional; they are not daisy chained, but are instead a single length of webbing with one loop sewn at each end.
There is a single, double-acting zipper on one side of the hammock which functions well and is of good quality. The zipper is on the same side as the pocket, so it is easy to orient the hammock correctly during setup for proper entering and exiting.
There is a bungee ridge line sewn into the hammock that supports the bug net. Be aware that the line is non-structural and, being elastic, will not support typical static ridge line accessories. Curiously, the hammock does come with a hook for hanging a lantern or such from the bungee ridge line, but in my experience, whatever you try to suspend from this line had better be feather-light, or else you can expect the item to sit in your lap along with the netting.
When the hammock...

United States on Jan 10, 2019

SophiaSophia: This hammock is amazing! I love that the big netting is already attached. You can fully take it off but the hammock is reversible. The straps and hammock look and feel durable. The netting is held up by an elastic cord and the hand light rests on the cord. Everything packs nicely into the side bag and there are instructions that come with it as well. Overall I am thrilled to camp in this hammock.

United States on Aug 25, 2018