Review on 🏕️ Ultimate Comfort and Portability: ENO Eagles Nest Lightweight Camping Hammock - SingleNest by Danny Poulin

Overall I am very happy with the hammock. I sent back the one I bought from Revain and bought the other from a local seller. I actually had a DoubleNest and decided to try the single. I ended up buying three singles and keeping a double. I originally booked four double rooms as they seemed to be much more popular. At 5ft 9in I found the single to be the most comfortable as the extra DoubleNest fabric around the edges hangs over my head etc when I'm trying to sleep (creates much larger sidewalls causing airflow blockage (I live in Florida)) and it was harder to find a comfortable seat as I wasn't fully aware of my position in the hammock at night (too far left or right then you have to work your way through the fabric, not a single one). See my attached photos. I came across two hammocks (both SingleNest) on it. There is a spot where there is not enough fabric vertically. You probably won't notice it at first glance, but once you attach the hammock to the backlight, it's pretty obvious. I've read some reviews of DoubleNest ripping on people on first use, and I suspect that could be part of the culprit. I also noticed fraying at the ends of the nylon on 4-5 hammocks. I watched A four star rating for mottled quality is poor build quality. I am satisfied with the product and the aftermarket products offered (e.g. I have a solopod, bug net, etc.)