Tribe Provisions Adventure Hammock Review

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Tribe Provisions Adventure Hammock

The Tribe Provisions Adventure Hammock was a bit of a surprise—high-quality diamond ripstop fabric with generous dimensions at an amazing price point.

Available Features/Specifications

Features

  • Diamond ripstop nylon fabric
  • 6 mm nylon rope suspension
  • Glow-in-the-dark logo!
  • 2 steel, spring-gate carabiners
  • Triple stitched seams, 3-panel fabric design

Specifications

  • Dimensions: 124×60 in (315×152 cm)
  • Weight: 14 oz (396 g)
  • Capacity: 400 lbs (181 kg) rated weight capacity

Product Description

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The Adventure Hammock is similar in build to all the basic parachute nylon hammocks on the market, with a few key differences. The overall construction includes the typical three panels of fabric (not my favorite), but the material is a soft yet strong diamond ripstop. The first hammock to have this fabric style was the Kammok Roo, and it is now being replicated among other manufacturers. It has a nice hand, is very strong, and fairly comfortable. The stuff sack on the Adventure is sewn off center on the hammock, and it features a nice carry handle.

Recommendations and Review

What really impresses me about this hammock is the price point for the high-quality material. The dimensions are just right too: mine measures just over 10 ft (3 m) long and 5 ft (152 cm) wide. I’m always cautious about claiming subjective comfort, but these dimensions should work with most hangers around 6 ft (1.8 m) tall.

The steel spring-gate carabiners are common for hammocks with a value price point, but that doesn’t make me like them any better. They snag easily on the rope they clip to and can be sometimes difficult to work with. Plus, they’re heavy, so I replace them quickly. The end ropes are serviceable but could be replaced with your favorite suspension system. Be sure to pick up a pair of webbing straps (not included) to hang the hammock.

I like the stuff sack being located off-center because it is less likely to drag on the ground. It is still easy to access to hold odds-and-ends like a water bottle, flashlight, etc. The design of the sack is helpful: the rounded bottom helps keep the bag open when packing/storing, and the carry handle makes it easy to carry, store, and unpack. The little details make all the difference.

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Overall, I really like this hammock, especially for the great fabric, quality build, and low price point. This is probably the best deal I’ve found for a manufactured hammock.

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Disclosure of material connection: The author (Derek Hansen) was provided with a free sample from the manufacturer for testing and evaluation purposes. The comments in this post (written & spoken) are of my own opinion, which I formed after personally handling the gear. I was under no obligation to publish a review of this item.

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6 responses to “Tribe Provisions Adventure Hammock Review”

    1. Derek Avatar
  1. Dave Avatar
    Dave

    The “instruction manual” is quite a hoot too: https://cdn.shopify.com/s/files/1/0895/1648/files/TRB_inst_wrty_aV02_rev_1.pdf?9256496130311379187

    “In our experience, attaching the ends of the hammock to the same tree does not provide optimal comfort” 🙂

    1. Jacob Duran Avatar
      Jacob Duran

      Oh-just saw that someone already posted a link-

      1. Derek Avatar
        Derek

        No worries! The more the merrier 🙂