Not really blaming you . It was good until it failed without cause and dropped me onto the floor . More checking through your quality control dept. perhaps ...
TravelBird ZeroG Modular Ultralight Hammock System (198g) Relax
🏕️ The All-Weather Fortress: Modular Tarp & Hammock System
One ultra-lightweight setup, total backcountry protection. Designed for solo minimalism or fully integrated hammock camping, giving you absolute freedom on the trail.
• 🌧️ 100% Stormproof & UV Protection: Premium waterproof fabric with heat-reflective coating shields you from sudden downpours and harsh sun.
• ⚡ 2-Minute Quick Pitch: Streamlined guyline system sets up in seconds—standalone or directly over your hammock.
• 🌲 Seamless Integration: Pairs perfectly with the TriHive Hammock to create a 360-degree bug-free, weather-tight shelter.
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Customer Reviews
Overall rating: 4.8 / 5 from 253 reviews.
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Great quality tarp, very big various functionalities. The fabric is very thin but waterproof. Accessories included are very premium and made for hardcore outdoor activities. Its very lightweight and easy to carry around with the bag included. There are 3 different kind of ropes included which are definitely useful. Overall great value for the money.
Thoughtful design, love the little snaps that keep the ends closed. Haven't had it out in the rain yet, but I got it wet and water runs right off it, so the waterproofing looks good. It's 1 lb 6 oz with the stakes and guy lines and everything, and 1 lb 1 oz for just the tarp.
Slept in this for 4 nights and was impressed with the quality and smart design. Wouldn��t hesitate to buy again if I had the need. Incredibly comfortable and I expect it will hold up nicely. Recommend adding a rain fly just in case.
Lightweight Portable Camping Hammock – Mosquito Net & Ridge Rope for Outdoor Hiking & Travel
Nice product
This is my first time using a top quilt. I think it has some advantages over a sleeping bag. Mainly it is a lot less restrictive. I tested it out on two separate nights sleeping in a tent on a sleeping pad. I felt like I had much more room than a sleeping bag and was able to roll around freely which is really cumbersome with a traditional sleeping bag. I think I may like quilts better after using this one. Both nights the temps were a low of about 55 degrees Fahrenheit. I was comfortable and warm and I think I would have been comfortable at lower temperatures also. This bag is rated for 45 to 60 Fahrenheit which I think is about right to be comfortable. I tied bungee cords on the loops on the back to hold it onto the sleeping pad and that worked good. The quilt is quite soft. The description of the materials is confusing. But I believe the outside is nylon, the inside is lined with cotton, and the fill is hollow fiber polyester. The cotton lining really does make this quilt way more comfortable than if it were nylon on the inside also. The stuff sack is actually pretty good and compresses it quite a lot as you can see in the pictures. It might still be a little bulky for backpacking compared to goose-down but if you've got room in your pack it is quite roomy and comfortable for spring/summer/fall camping. I weighed it at 2.47 pounds without the stuff sack and 2.6 pounds with the stuff suck.
Backpacking Hammock Topquilt – Ultralight Camping Sleeping Bag for All-Season Outdoor Adventure
I try to be lightweight but having a table and chairs for me is essential for a great experience. This table is light, strong and packs down very small. However, this means that it can be fiddly to setup and re-pack. Not difficult but there are many pieces. Well worth it though!
It's really easy and quick to install. I just wish the tarp was about 30cm bigger.
Heavy duty I like them brilliant orange
Easy set up. Great for lite weight camping. Our 13 year old was able to do this on his own and put it back in the bag with no issues. Nice quality, portable and super comfy.
Lightweight Portable Camping Hammock – Mosquito Net & Ridge Rope for Outdoor Hiking & Travel
May be carried on longer hikes and sets up quickly. Strong straps are included and the zippers function without any hangups. The toughness of the material is great and the thickness of the netting keeps bugs out for peacefull insect free naps. The sun cover is great but will not completely protect you from rains. Backcountry hikers will need an extra overhead tarp for heavy downpours. Can handle a little wind. Comes with good lines and stakes too. Good amount of space. Real cool color.
It is a great size and weight. The material is like a tent martial but lighter, water resistant, and very strong. I love the color, it's slightly greener than army green. Easy to assemble and put back.
Well thought out and complete. Easy to set up and will support a regular/wide size sleeping pad. I tested it with my Nemo Tensor pad in the pictures. Be aware that if you intend to use this for camping or backpacking you will need to add a ground sheet, a tarp, and an underquilt in addition to a top quilt or sleeping bag unless you don't mind getting wet and cold if it rains or the temperature drops. The hammock itself is well thought out with strong straps and multiple storage options within the bug netting for clothes storage and other items like cell phones, flash lights or eyeglasses. The instructions were clear and straight forward but seemed to reference vendor specific options like clipping the sleeping pad to the hammock (the Nemo pad has no such attachment points). Overall weight packed was 2 lbs 8 oz. The two provided stakes did not include pull cords for removal when breaking down the hammock and is something you would probably want to add. The two 7" aluminum stakes were nice and functional and similar to MSR groundhog style stakes.
This tarp is well constructed and thought out. It has everything you need to set up a tarp for camping or shelter. The tarp has an included aluminum pole that supports the center in a bow shape which is fantastic. It allows the sides of the tent/tarp to bow out and gives significant room improvement. This is helpful for hammocks especially so the tarp does not lay close to the camper/hanger. It was way to windy on the day I was doing the review so there are no videos or images of the setup tarp. The material is well made, waterproof and has an odd silver coating on the inside. The reason this is not really acceptable for backpacking is based on my experience and weight. It is a bit too heavy as a hammock tarp for backpacking. For camping from a car/canoe short hike it is very nice and has the two doors so you can keep the wind out. It is 2.4ish pounds with all included stakes, lines and the support pole. My similar backpacking set up is 1 pound.
The sleep pad is lightweight and thin. It was easy to inflate and the one-way valve allowed the pad to hold the air and get firm. It is thin but I have a light build so I don't think this will not be an issue. I would like to know the R value but that rating is not on any of the literature. I've had the pad aired up for a week now and it has not lost any air. I suspect it will serve my purposes well since I am only a three season backpacker.
This is a pretty nice sleeping pad! Can't seem to determine the R-rating as far as insulation goes but this seems to be well constructed and good for a minimalist set up. I really like how lightweight it is but do wonder about the durability of it over the long term, as other reviewers have mentioned. Inflating it is easy enough with the one way valve and laying out on it, it seems to do the job. Time and the temperature will tell but so far, liking this set up!
This hammock is really easy to deploy. This is fantastic because the last thing I want to do when I'm aiming to relax is fight with the thing that I'm about to relax in. The straps that come with this set are dead simple to set up. There are no buckles or tensioners, you simply hook through whatever loop is closest to the length you need. I set this up on my kid's swingset and it held all 200lbs of me easily. Tearing it down was just as quick and easy. I really appreciate that the stakes have their own little pouch to tuck into in the bag. This keeps them safe and ensures the hammock isn't going to snag on them. I was worried the net would get in my way or at least make me feel claustrophobic. The ridge rope keeps it up out of the way, so I didn't even notice it. Having a layer above me to keep the bugs out is one less thing to worry about and one more reason to enjoy lying in a hammock outside. I mostly bust out the hammock for being lazy on warm days in the yard, but I'm bringing this thing on my next camping trip. It's far more comfortable than sleeping on the ground.
Lightweight Portable Hammocks with Mosquito Net and Ridge Rope
Just awesome! Have not tried it in practice yet, but waauw, such a practical & perfectly finished beauty. Can't wait to use it as a lovely evening dinner alternative for my next motorcycle camping trip. Just convinced that it will suit that purpose somewhat better than my BMW K100RS Touring suitcases -;)
Well, it's about time someone developed this simple, yet brilliant, idea!! If you are a hammock hanger you know how mosquitos and the rest of the biting bugs can get you through the very thin hammock material. For years we have had to either use a full encasement net assembly net, even if you had a bug net on the upper portion of the hammock. Or... install an underquilt, which is designed to trap heat and warm the hammock or use a mat that just never stays put. THIS is the perfect answer for hammocks with bug nets that are open underneath. The quality is about as expected for the price. Not top notch but way more than adequate for the job. Installation is a sinch, and I do mean "a sinch". Simply attach the cords at each end to the item you use to connect to the tree straps. There is an adjustment at each end and dowels on both sides to hoist the net up to hold to the hammock. All-in-all, this is such a brilliant idea and I am thankful that these people are offering it. Best of all... price is so very affordable..
Quilts like this one have become popular with hikers who want to reduce their pack-weight as much as possible. With a traditional sleeping bag, the side of the bag that's between you and the sleeping pad offers very little in the way of heat retention, since it is being completely compressed by your body weight. It is necessary for any blanket/bag/material to maintain it's "loft" in order to maintain its insulating properties. So quilts simply remove all this material between you and the sleeping pad (reducing weight), since it's the sleeping pad that's keeping this side of your body warm on a cold night. Another advantage of this quilt style, is that the edges of the quilt should stay anchored, in some fashion, to the pad you're sleeping on. The idea is that when you turn your body during the night, you turn inside of the quilt and you don't roll the quilt with you. If you're a side-sleeper, like me, you often turn during the night and a regular sleeping bag can wind up turning into a twisted mess. Another advantage of the quilt is the ability to easily remove one, or both feet from the foot pocket without needing to unzip a bag. I do this frequently. For maximum warmth though, in the coldest environments, a mummy style sleeping bag can still be the warmest, if not the most comfortable. Since I'm not trying to test my limits in the coldest temps, I prefer the comfort and convenience of a quilt. So I'm a big fan of quilts vs traditional sleeping bags. I wish the weather in my area was cool enough to test/verify what sort of temperatures this quilt works for, but it's still much too warm here. That said, this quilt still has some shortcomings. For starters, it's not 74.8" long - I measured mine at 69" long. I'm 5'11", light build, and I find it's barely long enough, but it would have been much better if it were the claimed 74.8". The description says the "closure type - hook and loop". To me this meant the attachment points were velcro, but they're not, see 3rd photo. I'll probably connect these loops using some type of cord or bungee cord running beneath my sleeping pad (if it's cold enough for that). To me, it makes more sense for a quilt to be attached to the pad/cot/whatever, rather than wrapped around the body like it was a sleeping bag. Regarding washing, I wish the manufacturer had included some verbiage in addition to the limited info on the tag (see last photo). I plan to machine wash on "delicate" and "air dry" in the dryer with a couple of tennis balls to hopefully increase the loft. Ultimately, this might wind up being a better fit for my petite wife. I'll test it out before she gets it, as soon as the weather turns colder here.
Very versatile hammock, emergency shelter, ground tent PRO: Many different ways to use this hammock. Works well on the ground if paired with a cot. Zippers and net completely protect you from bugs. Lightweight to bring on a longer hiking camping trip. Includes easily adjustable carabiners to make sure it is tight enough to keep you off the ground.
4-in-1 Hanging Tent with Mosquito Net & Detachable Sun Blinds
I highly recommend this Travel Bird blanket, poncho, pillow, and hammock liner.... boy that's a mouthful lol. In short this is an extremely versatile piece of gear that will instantly prove useful in a vast array of situations. This is especially helpful as it is something that can (and should) easily be kept in your vehicle, thus you have it on hand whenever you need it (like in an emergency situation in the winter). First off this makes a surprisingly comfortable pillow as the outside is a "crystal velvet" that is very soft and comfortable against one's skin. I was surprised that when folded up correctly you don't feel the plastic buckles as the pillow feels similar to a foam stuffed throw pillow. Once you unzip the pillow and unfold it, it becomes a very warm blanket similar to a woobie (a military poncho liner). Despite being thin and lightweight this is amazingly warm and comfortable as this utilizes a polyester fiber as its filling material. If you unzip the final portion of the pillow part it reveals a hood and can be utilized as a blanket poncho. This particular one stands out for this purpose as beyond the simple plastic buttons (one on each side) that make arm slots. If you utilize the buckle clips you can clip the back and front keeping the blanket out of the way as you move about. As a sleeping bag this is on the tight side but is plenty tall enough for a 6 foot 2 inch adult, and is a standard rectangular type. This is equipped with a double sided zipper that allows you to open the bottom or top accordingly. The only negative I have for this would be the hood hole, this is a real squeeze to fit my head through. Now I do still fit but this is something that could be made a little bigger in future models. In closing as I mentioned above, I highly recommend this piece of gear as beyond being super helpful for many basic situations this could be life saving in an emergency. I really appreciate you taking the time to read all of that, moreover I hope this uncovers any questions you may have had. I also hope you are currently having and continue to have an amazing day and get to enjoy some time outdoors, possibly well being wrapped up and comfortable with this fantastic blanket, pillow, sleeping bag ect.
Having already used this Hammock for a few months now, I think that I have gotten very accustomed to it. I think it's a really well rounded product, and here is why I'm giving it 5 stars:- Clear and concise instructions, perfect for the beginner- Simple and easy to set up, very straightforward, nothing complicated- Quality and durable material, feels really high quality and sturdy- Very spacious makes for an incredibly comfortable experience- Really convenient, you can literally hook it up to any two pointsI think this is the perfect hammock for beginners, as there are really no points to complain about, and it will definitely enhance your outdoor experience.
This is made great and holds some good weight. I recommend this product.
4-in-1 Hanging Tent with Mosquito Net & Detachable Sun Blinds
I'm a hammock camper, so well versed with tarps and their finicky ness. This tarp is stellar at a $65 price point. I have tarps that are more than double this price, but I love this tarp. The ease of set up, once you figure out the ridge line (I added micro beaner to secure around tree, see pic). Once secured around your tree, simply slide the tension device to secure. The included spreader bar really opens the inside (pic of inside shows adult size collapsible camping chair for scale). The corner pockets for the corner tie out is great. The hardware to adjust the corners is simple to use and attached to bungee to allow flex with the wind. Bought another as a birthday gift and a friend bought one for himself.
This is a single person hammock with an integrated bug net. There are included webbing straps and carabiners for attaching. The additional rain-fly is nice and would be effective, however it does attach to the hammock so getting out of the hammock would require stepping out into the rain. We use hammocks at our home in the summer. I will keep the rainfly separate for the proverbial rainy day but will certainly be using the hammock with bug net.
Parachute 4-in-1 Ultralight Hammock with Rainproof Tarp & Mosquito Net Tent
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Travel Bird Camping Hammock comes in a nice small package with everything you need. I really love the mosquito net and the rain fly tarp. The materials are good quality and it's easy to setup. Great addition to my camping gear.
Parachute 4-in-1 Ultralight Hammock with Rainproof Tarp & Mosquito Net Tent
This is a great product for outdoor and camping with friends. It has a shade so you can even use it when the campsite has lots of insects. Haven��t try it as a tent but that add-on use case is definitely a plus for this product. Definitely a great hammock. Will try it as a backpack tent next time.
I like that this hammock has room for the straps in its pouch. That means its pouch is a bigger pocket, and I love a big pocket on my hammock. This one is sky blue in color, with black and orange straps, grey end loops, and black clips. The straps do not match. I like that the orange is easy to see, but I��d have preferred a matching grey with reflective blue. The straps are just like the straps I��ve seen before, long with lots of loops to select, for easy adjustment during setup. I like this strap design. The hammock uses a loop of webbing thru the ends to connect to the carabiner clip. This is the lightest way I��ve seen to do that. It stuffs down into the sack with ease, no big cumbersome parts. The material is thin and strong. It is comfy and big enough to fit a 210lb, 6��1�� adult. Good value at this price.
There were no directions and we have never used a tarp tent before so we are trying to figure out how it works. But so far so good and the kids are having a blast playing in it. We hit it with a water hose and it did a great job repelling the water. We will keep playing with it and this will be a staple in our camping kit.
I am very happy with these carabiners! I got them to replace the heavy steel carabiners that came with my backpacking tent hammock. They have worked out perfectly. They are very well made, lightweight, the spring gates are good and strong, and the gates stay in place. The carabiners are absolutely more than strong enough to hold the weight of any human in a hammock without any worries at all. I really like how they have the double gate because the lower gate works great to keep the carabiner properly held in the correct position on the hammock straps. That was a big factor in why I decided to get them. These are about as close to a perfect hammock carabiner as you are going to get and I seriously believe you would have a hard time finding anything better. I do wonder if they make a smaller size, which would be awesome, and I plan to do some researchafications to see if I can find any. I am incredibly impressed and pleased with these carabiners and I absolutely recommend them!
First off, to all the haters saying this table is too small, what are you expecting?? A kitchen sized table?? Of course it's small, it's a BACKPACKING table!! The whole goal here is to be as small and as light as possible!! If you want something for your car camping setup, then this isn't the table for you. Honestly, it's the perfect size for backpacking, especially if your sitting in a small backpacking chair like the Helinox Chair Zero. I'm amazed at how something a half inch thick, can expand into a fully functional table a foot off the ground.. it blows my mind!! It's really stable too!! My only gripe and this is small.. is that I wish it was a little lighter. I believe this can be achieved by adding lots of small circular perforations to each of the aluminum slats, like what you see on the Macbooks for their speaker cutouts. Shaving those ounces will make a huge difference. Other than that this table is pretty perfect as is and everyone should own one!!
I didn't find anything about this tarp that I dislike! The stuff sack fit everything inside. The spreader bar to keep the sides out away from your hammock and a really light! Good deal to me, is someone paid attention to detail and the tent stakes are ultra light along with the spreader bar! They didn't give you those cheap bent aluminum bars. The tarp is self is waterproof, and double stitched and the corners have elastic and clips so if you wanted to close two corners you can fold them over and close them up. When I first saw the price I was like $60 for a tarp, that's silly expensive, but after seeing what you actually get it's worth it! I rolled this out in my living room to look it over before deciding how to write up this review. With this tarp I can set this up over my hammock and stealth camp, or use it as a lean-to, or small pup tent shelter. So I really think this is going to be a good tarp for my outings! I have one that I picked up years ago that cost less, but that isn't anywhere near as good as what this tarp is capable of- so I'll likely trade that rain fly away and use this over my Hennessey hammock for stealth camping! The real challenge these days if finding trees that are safe enough to put up a hammock since the emerald ash beetles locally have destroyed most of the ash trees around my area here in Northeastern PA. I'm sure I'll find some place safe to camp this year and get out soon! So I love this tarp! I'm giving this a five out of five star rating! Thank you! -Mike
Great product, travelling through Simpson Desert was a life saver against flies. It was ideal for us as weight and space was our biggest challenge on this trip. This was compact and light and very easy to set up. Took us 10 min. We read reviews how people set up before hand, we didn��t even do that first time was set up what you see in the picture. The only issue with it was the guy rope colour that needs to be fluorescent . Take fluro rope with you and change it. It was not an issue for us on this trip as we only used it while the sun was up once sun was down so were the flies and we were packing it away but tripping hazard in the dark
I like that it��s very compact and pretty easy to set up. Does a great job keeping the mosquitos away and giving you nice shade. Makes great for days at the range.
Pretty easy to hook up. The poles are not super stable, but for our weekend camping trip it was great. Will use it again for another trip.
became permanent component of my travel accessories
TravelBird ZeroG Modular Ultralight Hammock System (198g) Relax
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