Review on 🌲 Pro Venture Double Hammock with Tree Straps and Carabiners - 400lbs Capacity - Portable, Lightweight Nylon 210T - Ideal for Camping, Backpacking, Hiking, Patio by Logan Barela

Was looking for a hammock bigger than the Eno Single Nest but I'm out of that budget. I have tested and slept in hammocks as a main bed and for camping. Pros: Despite being a thin material, it is stronger than it looks. Able to attach harnesses around me and take shelter in a camping cocoon high up in the trees if needed. Enough space for me to take my backpack with me to the hammock, mind you I'm small but it's still a 40L backpack. Cons: It's only been a week and the bag you put your hammock back in is almost out of the way to just get in. Hammock. It looks like it's the only upgraded item and it's needed the most. The thread used for sewing is of poor quality but the stitching is decent on everything but the bag/bag. The material is very thin and I don't think it will hold up. Two people for summer hikes can barely seem to handle a 5ft, 200lb man and a wobbly 40lb dog and stretch out significantly in just a week, so much in fact that the hammock hooks had to be readjusted so I wouldn't sit against it Floor. I will update when it breaks or after 6 months.