Eno - Eagles Nest Outfitters JungleNest Hammock, Pacific

I spend about 40 nights a year in a hammock so I have tried several different brands and types. I think I've found my favorite. Pros: 1. The fabric is very comfortable and pretty quiet while sleeping in it at night. 2. I have messed with attached bug nets in different configurations over the years while trying to get them tied up to my guy line just right to keep it off my face, but ENO got this one exactly right. The spreader bar keeps the bug net up off my face and I feel like I am in a palatial space while lying in it. 3. I use an ENO hammock stand about 1/2 the nights and this fits perfectly on it. 4. The fact that the bug net can be rolled up and stored at one end for day time use is a game changer. Often my camping hammocks I only like getting in at night because it is a hassle dealing with the bug net, but this is genius. 5. Everything appears really strong and I don't worry about tearing out seams or the attach points. 6. It is compact and lightweight so it has become my backpacking sleep system. Cons: (I could only come up with 2) 1. The spreader bar for the bug net is not intuitive in installation. I had to go watch a youtube video to figure it out. It is easy once you know it, but go look it up and you will smack your forehead like I did and be happy to do it. 2. The bag for phone/waterbottle/whatever else you want to store is inside the hammock where you lay down. This can be a plus or minus, but I personally then do not put anything large, even my phone sometimes is a little big, in the pouch because I feel it while I am sleeping. But it is convenient to not have to open up the bug net to reach my phone when I want it.

I slept in this hammock at the beach for a week- it offers compete bug protection. The material is a perfect compromise between strength and lightweight fabric. The spacer (included) is perfect for keeping the bug netting off of the face while in use. Very easy to pack up. The pouches are handy too for a light/cell phone etc. It is difficult to imagine a better hammock design for backpacking. One of the best purchases I've made for camping gear. Note that the ends are rods and not carabiners. There are lighter hammocks without bug netting, so it's conceivable I'll use another hammock one day- but more than likely this will be my "go to" hammock for 90%+ of my camping trips.

Love the integrated mosquito net. Very compact, lightweight, comfortable, and practical. Easy to setup. I recommend buying the straps from ENO as well. I like it so much I bought a second.

I love this so much. I have used it 3 times now and slept in it and enjoyed every minute. It’s easy to use big enough and strong for me (6’2” 225#). The arc detail for the screen makes such a huge difference. Also the netting can be put away so you can use it more casually if that’s Not needed. I only gave it four stars because it doesn’t come with any suspension straps. Pros and cons to that but can be confusing for beginners. But overall great value for the money.

I know I am only buying a hammock with this purchase, but I wish it came with a rainfly. A complete kit from Eno would be great! Overall this is a very well built hammock. The only issue I personally have is I can't use my normal straps. I had to buy ENO's helios system. I think those should also be included with a hammock. The hammock itself is well made and comfortable. Has a couple pockets for phones, keys, etc... You can sleep at a 45 angle to sleep a bit more straight. This is all the input I have from a test run. Going to take it camping with me soon, which will be the real test.