If you enjoy lightweight backpacking, you should look into the ENO Sub6: light, just the right size for up to 5’11”, packable, and probably the… Read More »Review – ENO Sub6 Ultralight Hammock and Microtune Structural Ridgeline
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… Read More »Review – One Wind Hammock, Tarp, and Winter Cover
Disclosure of material connection: My experience with the Ninox began by backing the project on Kickstarter. I don’t often jump on new hammock projects as… Read More »Review – Ninox FlatLay Hammock
Montem has a uniquely patterned hammock (pineapple on black!), but the diamond ripstop fabric is constructed into a single-panel format, which makes laying in this hammock much more comfortable than other mass-market hammocks.
Amok has just released their newest hammock in their lineup, the Draumr XL. Built off the foundation of their award-winning Draumr, the XL is longer, roomer, and sports a few other features maximum comfort. The hammock design is a unique hybrid, starting with its 90-degree lay off the hang point.
Amok Equipment’s been updating their lineup of gear and recently released their own insulated, inflatable pad to match their Draumr 90-degree hammock. They sent me a sample to review and test with the Draumr hammock.
Outdoor Vitals is a Utah-based gear manufacturer who has come out with a selection of hammock-specific gear items. I was able to test their Solo Plus hammock, diamond tarp, and multi-function bug net over the past few weeks.
The multi-function MC Hammie Hammock is designed to be used in a myriad of ways.