I’m glad you like it! Great hammock.

My fiancé Matt Stevenson and I were mid bicycle tour when my original enos doublenest with random seperate bug netting zipper, broke when it grabbed my long locks for dear life. Once free, we ordered a junglenest on Amazon to be delivered to our next town. What a luxurious hammock! Matt already owned a few Clarks, Hennesseys back home and had his Enos Junglenest while on this tour. Best nights sleep. So lightweight and comfortable. When flying to Florida for work, I often bring my Junglenest and my NHO Nature Hang Out extra long straps with me in my “Personal Bag” as a back up sleep system given the chance to stealth camp. Bug free! Can’t beat the opportunity to get a great nights rest and feeling fully recharged in the morning with the Enos Junglenest. Excellent hammock!

I find it much more comfy than the Hennessy. The Darien is arguably better but it’s subjective at that point.

I’ve been a little unhappy with my Hennessy 4Season Explorer because it’s a bit cumbersome to pack back down into its original compression bag, and because I have a bit of trouble finding the sweet spot every night. The suspension system is also a bit more hassle than I like (I use the becket hitch, but it’s sometimes hard to tie up).

I’ve been looking into the DreamHammock Darien because of this, but the ENO JungleNest is cheaper and easier to get. It’s sold in the shops here where I live, so I don’t have to pay import taxes and high freight fees.

How would you say the Eno JungleNest compares to Hennessy Explorer and DreamHammock Darien?

At the time of writing this post, the JungleNest was on sale for $89. The MSRP is about $110, I believe, but you can shop around. ENO has a strong presence at Trail Days in Virginia every year if you’re close by, you can pick one up in person, along with about every REI store around the country. Internet orders are probably the easiest and most convenient.