Excellent quality hammock. The hammock arrives as a 6x7x4 packed up item, and amazingly unfolds into a light, easy to use almost 10 ft long x 6 ft laying space. Set up is an absolute breeze. The carabiner and slip knot system is basically unrolling your packed ropes, finding your tree's and clipping. Although additional knots may have to be tied if you need your hammock tighter. This is truly a do-it-yourself, no muscle-ly man power tools needed. For those like me that get a bit overwhelmed by complicated products and hate having to ask for help, put this on your wish list for adventure making. I like that the storage bag is built right into the hammock and can double as a storage compartment when the hammock is in use. This item can support up to 500 lb?!? This lightweight, sturdy, well sewn product packs a punch. While not adding bulk or weight to your packing this hammock is sure to support (literally) you! The carabiner's are sturdy and well made and the rope is thick quality rope. The comfort level of this material is so much better than a rope hammock, doesn't leave you sore from where the rope would have compressed you, and is still cool even when it's hot. The only thing I can think of that would make this #TripWorthy hammock better would be a small picture tutorial of step up. In case it's purchased as a gift, or for those second guessers who always feel they're doing something wrong I think a small picture info sheet tucked into the packaging would be beneficial. Not that this is an inadequacy just a suggestion. I also hope #TripWorthy gets the love and growth they deserve as more and more people brave and fall in love with the restful outdoors, and then start to offer some different colors and patterns of material! I was given an opportunity to receive at a discount in exchange for my honest review. My opinions are my own, and I would tell you if I didn't think this product was worth the money.
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