There are only a few two-person hammocks on the market, and even then, they are designed so each person has their own “bed” area that is separate from the other. Sleeping two people in the same hammock is much like synchronized swimming in a fishbowl: some folks really like it, but they are a rare breed. I’ve found that the best solution is to have two separate hammocks that are hung in bunk bed style or side-by-side, both covered by the same tarp. It’s a very coy arrangement. There are tradeoffs because it is not possible to share insulation like you might in a tent.

Like all hammocks, your backside can still be a mosquito target if they can bite through the material. One easy way to solve this is to treat your hammock with Premethrin each season. However, during most of the camping season, it’s very likely you will be using a sleeping pad, bag, or other insulation under you, which will prevent bite throughs. Even some double-layer hammocks are enough to prevent bite throughs.

I’m using the DIY under quilt for the first time tonight. Very cozy so far. Thanks for providing the instructions 🙂 https://theultimatehang.com/2013/01/diy-poncho-liner-under-quilt-pluq-sew-and-no-sew/

ENO doesn’t list the hole count, just that it is “no-see-um” mesh. It appears to be similar to most brands. I will say that the Hammock Bliss netting is much more robust than any other I’ve seen on the market.