Ultralight Hammocks | Free Standing Hammocks | Hammock Accessories

No. Our hammocks are made for sitting and lying, not aerial yoga. Do not use them for yoga, acrobatics or hanging exercises.

We do not sell a gear organizer at the moment. A spare cord or a small stuff sack hung from your ridge line keeps things off the ground.

That depends on use, weather and care, so we do not give a number of years. Keep the frame dry, cover or store it when you are not using it, and check the fixings now and then.

Rules differ from park to park, so check with the park before you hang a hammock. Where hammocks are allowed, wide straps are kinder to trees than rope.

Yes. Our Hammock Pillow is inflatable, with a separate thickened TPU bladder, a curved shape and a removable, washable cotton cover.

We do not describe any free standing hammock as weatherproof. Frames and fabrics wear in sun and rain. Cover the stand or bring it inside when it is not in use, and dry it after rain.

It depends on practice. A camping hammock rolls or stuffs into its bag fairly quickly once you are used to it, so we do not quote a time.

Keep it simple: a stuff sack, straps and carabiners. Our Hammock Insect Net comes with a stuff sack, and our Hammock Rain Fly comes with a carry bag.

It can, if the balcony has room for the full length of the frame plus space to get in and out. Measure first: our Stand with Hammock measures 2.8 x 1.07 m (9.2 x 3.5 feet). Check your building's rules too.

In strong wind it is safer not to hang a hammock at all. In a light breeze, guy lines on a rain fly stop it flapping. Our Hammock Rain Fly comes with 6 guy lines and 6 stakes.

Measure the frame on the product page and add room to get in and out. Our Stand with Hammock measures 2.8 x 1.07 m (9.2 x 3.5 feet). Where a footprint is not shown, email us and we will find it.

Thin nylon hammocks often feel cooler than lying on the ground or in a closed tent, because air moves around you. Our camping hammocks use 210T parachute nylon.

A rain fly over the hammock. Our Hammock Rain Fly is 10 x 10 ft (300 x 300 cm), with a PU 3000 mm coating, and comes with a carry bag. Pitch it low and tight in heavy rain.

Follow the steps for your model and check every joint is tight. We do not promise tool-free or quick assembly. Check what is included on the product page, and email us if you get stuck.

Some campers use a hammock instead of a tent where there are trees. You still need shelter from rain and bugs, such as a rain fly and an insect net. Our Hammock with Insect Net includes both.

A pillow is the simplest add-on. Our Hammock Pillow is inflatable with a removable, washable cover. We do not sell cup holders, cushions or sunshades.

We do not sell any hammock as safe for children or pets. Children should only use a hammock with an adult watching, and pets should be kept off it. Stay within the listed weight limit.

Some do. Our Hammock with Insect Net has a built-in net and comes with a rain fly tarp. For other hammocks, the Hammock Insect Net is sold on its own: it is 12 ft long and fits most camping hammocks.

A full insect net is the main one. Our Hammock Insect Net is a 12 ft zip-around net with a 23 ft ridge line and a stuff sack. It weighs 283 g.

That depends on the frame, the weather and care. We do not claim any stand can handle all weather. Cover it or store it inside when not in use, and check for rust and loose fixings.

Many people use camping hammocks on longer trips. Pack a rain fly and an insect net, and check the straps each day. The Hammock for Camping holds up to 300 kg (661 lb).

Cold air under a hammock cools you fast, so winter use needs insulation underneath, such as an underquilt or a sleeping pad. We do not sell those. Our Hammock Rain Fly can help keep off wind and rain.

Our Stand with Hammock folds and has a carry bag, but it is still a full-size frame, so check its 2.8 x 1.07 m (9.2 x 3.5 feet) size against your space.

Ultralight hammocks use thin parachute nylon, so they weigh little and pack small. Hammocks with spreader bars or stands are heavier and made to stay in one place.

Wide straps with several loops make hanging simpler. Our Hammock for Camping comes with tree straps. We do not quote a setup time.

Yes, if you have the floor space. Measure the frame and allow room to get in and out. A stand needs no ceiling or wall fixing.

It varies, so check the listing. Our Hammock for Camping holds up to 300 kg (661 lb), and the Hammock with Insect Net up to 226.8 kg (500 lb).

Straps and carabiners to hang it, an insect net where there are bugs, and a rain fly for wet weather. A pillow is a nice extra. We sell the net, the rain fly and the pillow separately.

A stand lets you hang a hammock where there are no trees, on firm, level ground. Healthy trees with tight straps can be just as steady. Either way, check the setup before use.

They weigh little and pack small, so they suit hikers who carry everything. Our listings do not give a packed weight for every model, so ask us if you need a figure.