SueSportDouble Hammock, Desert Stripe

Definitely not bad for the price, but I wish I'd opted for the slightly more expensive "Vivere" brand. I've already got a Vivere hammock (2 in fact) and the frames are very well constructed and fit together snugly with no wiggle or give, and the hammocks are sturdy and even. This "SueSport" brand frame seems strong enough, but there is the tiniest amount of wiggle room where the frame connects together which adds up to considerable joint wiggling throughout the entire construction when you move around. The SueSport hammocks themselves seem decently woven, however the ropes at the ends were initially uneven and took some stretching out to get a more consistent and even "hang".In summary, if you're looking for a cheaper option that is still good quality, this one's not a bad choice. If you're willing to pay the extra buck to make sure you're getting a solid model, I'd opt for Vivere or some other brand.

This is a great product! Me and my fiancé have sat down on it TOGETHER (I'm 160 lbs; He's 220 lbs.), and the fabric isn't too rough on the skin, so it's extremely comfortable even without a blanket! It's actually really wide compared to what I'd thought it would be, and it almost makes you feel like in a cocoon because it's so wide! The package came with everything, and I assembled it by myself in less than 10 minutes. The carrying case also has BUILT-IN instructions, so you don't ever have to worry about losing the manual! I'm very impressed with this product!

Got hammock today. Read tons of reviews and looked at a wide range of models. Landed on this one as a “value” purchase. Seemed like good product for the low price. I put together in 10 minutes. Read instructions and had zero issues. No tools needed. The very wide canvas hammock can easily hold an adult and two kids. Easy to throw leg over edge to put feet in grass and push ground to swing. My only potential concern is how canvas and metal hold up with being out in the elements. Will material mildew? Will metal rust? Not going to bring inside each night. We shall see how it holds up! For now, just loving the product and quick set up. Seems fairly sturdy and looks quite nice.

There are many hammocks with this design. You have to wonder if they are all made by the same company and just are sold under different names. But, I do know that this is different from the more expensive Vivere, which normally goes for $100 on Amazon, but was down at $80 on Prime day.This is not quite as nice as the more expensive Vivere, but it does the job...so who cares?Mine came with big scratches on one piece, with missing paint. and a big paint blister on another piece. I am sure this will peel at some point. I almost returned it for that...but what a hassle.The hammock itself was nice and thick, but the material did not seem quite as good or sturdy as the Vivere.At $63...who cares if the quality isn't quite there. It will probably last he same amount of time, and you really can't detect the lesser quality unless you really take a hard look at it and have seen the Vivere in person.The picture shows one side of the frame being much higher than the other, so that the hammock is at an angle and your head you be higher than your feet. This is not true. The frame is the same on both sides.One note on setup: The instructions show the hooks going into the top holes, but that is wrong. You will bottom out and hit the ground when you sit in the hammock. The hocks need to go into either the third or fourth holes down.Set up is super easy. Five minutes to set up the frame and another 15 minutes to figure out which hole to put the hooks in. You can take the hammock off in seconds to store if you don't wan to leave the cloth out in the sun.The notes on Amazon say that the joints are tight, but that is not true at all, the bars are easy to slip in and out. The picture shows a foot in the middle but there isn't one.

Good hammock, looks like picture. Not as sturdy as I was hoping for but good if you are light. I really doubt the 350lb weight limit stated in discription. Someone gave it a really bad review because of how low it hanged. He didn't install the hooks correctly. Hooks go on the outside, upside down. The hammock ends loop down over u-bar. Hammock did stretch after a week, need to adjust hook now.

This hammock took me all of five minutes to put together and I absolutely love it. It is incredibly comfortable and I even took a nap in it the first day! My dogs also love it and jump inside it while I am there but one fell out trying to jump in by herself. I took a tip from another customer and covered the holes with electrical tape to prevent water from being trapped inside while the hammock is outside. I hope this prevents rusting and water damage.

After comparing reviews of similarly priced hammock stands, I went with this one since it only cost a small amount more and came with a hammock. We've used it the backyard a handful of times (both solo and with two people), and have taken it camping once. It is quick and easy to put together, and even easier to disassemble.The stand: As stated in other reviews, it does flex some when in use, but this is normal, especially for a portable stand. I do wish the black coating was on every inch of the product, as there is a small area of unprotected metal where the poles don't overlap, but a small coating of rust-proof paint should take care of it. Not a big concern of mine.The hammock: Comfortably fits two average sized adults. The only strange thing we've noticed is that if placed on a hill, gravity doesn't even-out the hammock - you'll be tilted slightly since the ropes flatten out over the top portion of the stand.The bag: So far it looks like the only downside will be the travel bag - it has to be packed just right in order for it to zip, and the zipper looks like it won't last the test of time, BUT so far everything is in working order so no actual complaints here yet.