Anyoo Cotton Hammock Comfortable Fabric with Tree-friendly Straps, Durable Portable Hammock with Travel Bag, Perfect for Garden Camping Outdoor/Indoor Patio Balcony Backyard Red

I've managed to sling this between two trees in the garden. When in use it's comfy (as comfy as hammocks really get), although as other note, there are no "spreader bars". In a way, that's an advantage for us, because being under trees, birds do their business, but so far haven't managed to hit the hammock because when unused it sort of bundles up and is more like a fat rope than a wide seat. Likewise it's not getting filled up with leaves and twigs either. Being super-narrow when unused also means that when it rains it doesn't necessarily get very wet. If it does get a soaking, then of course being bundled up means it takes a while to dry, but so far that hasn't really been a problem.The straps are like car seatbelts, and pretty easy to wrap around a tree trunk a couple of times. The problem with them is you set them up as you think everything should be, but sitting on the hammock pulls the straps tighter than you could otherwise get them, so the hammock sinks downwards a bit. To hitch it up a bit higher you have to undo all that tightening and put the hammock higher than you want, knowing it'll tighten downwards by some random amount later. Also, when wrapping around something, you'll find that it either wraps around twice but leaves a long bit, or not quite three times. I'm not exactly sure what design would overcome this (very "first world") problem, but it's annoying!All in all though, it's a decent hammock, looks like it's likely to last reasonably well and seems quite practical in use. It's not like a nice memory foam mattress, but you can get a snooze on it pretty easily.

great hammock, comfortable, nice material.

My old cotton hammock "let me down" at the start of Spring, literally! A quick serach revealed this on at a decent price, and best of all a colour that matched my summer verandah theme. On opening up the pack, I was delighted to find, not only the hammock and storage bag, but a couple of caribiners and long webbing straps with sewn in "D" rings. Instructions show these being used round a couple of tress, these I do not have. I do have a couple of poles that hold up the verandah, and on these the straps work well.Carribiners on the hammock strings mean that the hammoch can be clipped into place and used as needed, then put out of the sun, should we have some, and weather. This should prolong its life and prevent fading.So far a very satisfied customer...

Looks great and easy to install on stand

It's comfortable and quick to put up and take down. Also accommodates me and my boyfriend at the same time (he's 6' 7'', so I was impressed). I was skeptical that something so cheap would be good quality but it held up well for a good few months. As it said the load was up to 200kg we did try out having three of us on it at the same time (total weight would have been just under 200kg) and it hasn't been quite the same since. There were metal reinforcing loops in the hoops at either end of the hammock and those distorted and popped out. The hammock is still working, but I'm not sure how safe it is without the reinforcing metal hoops so may invest in a new one at some point.

Great quality hammock and brilliant price to match. Lovely thick resilient fabric and the product comes with straps and metal hooks. This meant we could suspend it from two wooden poles in our back garden. Packs away into a provided canvas bag.I find it difficult to relax but could’ve stayed outside in my zen world for ages!!

I got this in the summer and it's great!If you're used to hammocks (can be tricky to get in and out) this is a fantastic, portable solution. Yes, you need two trees close by (or very sturdy posts) but that's what a hammock needs.I find it comfy and sturdy. I'm over 12 stone and it's absolutely fine for me.Really happy with this.

Fantastic