DD Hammocks Frontline Hammock

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Maybe not ultralight, but after a few nights of experience it's a really good sleeping bag for sleeping in the forest. Of course, you should immediately shorten the attachment straps to a short attachment loop and replace them with something decent. The ones that come with it are absolutely terrible, so that's why I've taken a star off them.

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Very good. Feels durable, really easy to install and convenient.

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I bought another similar one when, after a few years of use, the mosquito net broke while I was rolling around in my sleep. The previous one held up well to use and I've slept on that mat for about a hundred nights over the years in different weather conditions from summer to winter. No complaints.

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I bought this hammock to replace the one that fell off my bicycle. The price/quality ratio is good. The mosquito net zippers on both sides work well. You can hang your glasses on the net loop and small items in the small pockets. On a warm night, I put it between the double bottom of the sleeping pad and I didn't get cold while sleeping. On a cool night, you have to put an underquilt outside the mat so your back doesn't get cold. This way, a person who is almost 70 will probably sleep better in a hammock than on a sleeping pad in a tent. The product was delivered as agreed!

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I've been using this for a few years and it's absolutely excellent when you want luxury for lounging. The mosquito net stays up and makes it easy to read a book. I don't need a double bottom because an underblanket has been more functional. For a longer trip, I would choose a mat that packs into a smaller space.

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First night slept in that hammock. The addition was a DD underquilt. It was pretty accurate even though it was only +5C at night. The hammock and underquilt could have one more attachment in the middle so it could be connected together even better.

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It simply works. A big plus is that you can "spread" the mosquito net with the included fiberglass poles or poles found in the terrain. Long strings at the ends. I made dead knots at certain intervals, so you can pretty much stick to any tree. Fits like a glove with the DD underblanket. (Surprise)

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Fast and easy to use.

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A truly functional unit!

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Based on one trip, the package works really well. It is worth replacing the original end ropes with, for example, Whoopie Slings, and your quality of life will improve significantly.