Kijaro Native Ultralight Hammock - Recycled Nylon - Hawksbill Crag Green

this hammock is so awesome, I had the opportunity to get these on clearance in walmart a couple years back but didnt know what so great about these. first of all the weight, this hammock is about as light as it gets, the bulk, it is so tiny and can be compressed even smaller, the feel, it is the softest hammock ive ever used and trust me ive used and own a lot of hammocks, i love this green, ive be getting all my camping gear in a dark to olive army green. the price just cant be beat, was on sale for $14 dollars from third party seller, you can not find in store anymore. I take it backpacking. its my chair, its just so nice to lay down and take pressure off you back, or anywhere else that get sore. I dont sleep in it, but man its nice to take a load off. I highly recommend the Kijaro ultralight hammock.

First off the material is buttery soft. Yet it is super durable, I learned that when my dog climbed into with me. I was so worried her claws would tear it but it didn't. Highly recommend this hammock.

I purchased this hammock as a replacement for the exact same model that split in half. However, based on the extensive amount of usage and the hammocks lightweight design I feel that it still warrants good review.

Clearance for $12 worth every penny even went back to get a second one for my truck. I don't recommend paying $40 for it. Get a wise owl from amazon if you can't get this for under $20 at your local store. Very lightweight and perfect for chilling in camping hiking fishing I prolly wouldn't sleep in it kids:teens could prolly tho.

really should be wider for an adult but my son loves it. got it on clearance isle for $20 at walmart I would want to pay any more for this. you must add your own rope and harness. I used paracord and two caribeaners. we took it camping had to get son hammock to so he doesnt steal mine haha. will use it for a sensory swing at home for autistic son.

best hammock ive ever used. can wrap up in it to avoid sun. went back and bought another, wish they had more

BLUF: > SUPER LIGHT, > Holds my 6'2"/240lb frame (proof see pics) ***Don't hang it (stretch the tree straps tightly) or plop down into it and it'll work just fine... I just now purchased another (clearance for $24) just to have another in my quick trip/army range bag/ camel back day hiker bag! DEEPER EVALUATION: 5☆ ultralight means ULTRALIGHT! this and whoopie sling tree straps = ~11.5oz 4☆ cooling material - unlike any typical hammock made from a poly material, this FEELS LIKE a balloon that's been deflated... almost a rubbery feel. It's not, but it's unlike any other hammock I own... it kinda scares me for durability, but, so far, it's been great! 3.5-4☆ size, comfort, durability... this hammock is designed with pack weight in mind, not extreme comfort or for extreme use. For the other reviewer that says it's too small or the other reviewer that says it'll rip with a 100lb girl in it... I'm 6'2"

I've been making hammocks for years and they've been pretty light but this one blows them out of the water. The material is smooth and soft against bare skin. I love the loop and toggle idea. It makes working with webbing, chain, or whoopie slings a breeze. I keep my with a set of straps in the Jeep almost all year long. As for the weight limit I feel comfortable at 240 lbs in it. Yes it is smaller is width and length but I can still find that perfect hang and lay pretty flat on a diagonal.

The hammock worked great for the first 4 months. Super thin material, perfect for backpacking. I was sitting in it yesterday (130lbs) and it ripped right down the middle and I fell. I wasn't wearing anything sharp either. I was expecting the end cables to rip before anything but I guess not. It's good for a temporary hammock but spend the little extra $$ for something better quality.

ripped right down the middle. no good reason. no one was playing on it. and the max weight wasn't even fractioned. my daughter weights maybe 105 lbs and it dropped her to the ground.