Twisted Root Design Big Mozzi Hammock, Big Flower Camo

I didn't order this hammock off Amazon, but instead got it from Woot.com, which is a subsidiary of Amazon. It was on sale for a crazy low price. At the regular price point, it's a little too expensive for what you get, on sale though it's fantastic. I actually bought 2 of them, a green one and a big flower camo one.As for the other reviewers complaints about not receiving hammock straps, they clearly are not very experienced hammock users. Almost every hammock does not come with straps unless it's clearly advertised. The few hammocks that do come with straps are often junk anyways. Also, other reviewers complained there was no shock cord with their hammock to suspend the bug net. This was not true for me, as mine included the shock cord.As for the hammock itself, it's a 10ft long integrated bug net hammock. The ends are gathered using heavy climbing rope, and 2 nice carabiners are included. The biners are not climbing rated, but should be more than enough to hang the hammock. You will need to buy straps to use this hammock, as I stated before, that's completely normal.The fabric of the green hammock I bought is awesome. It's a super soft, diamond ripstop fabric. It's relatively lightweight, and has an awesome feel to it. Just enough stretch too. The big flower camo colored hammock I also bought (same hammock just different color) has a different fabric. It has no ripstop, and is more of a "parachute" material. It's not nearly as soft, and has a much stiffer feel. The solid color hammock is the one to buy for sure. I will say the camo color was very cool, but the fabric just wasn't as nice.The hammock has no ridgeline, so the netting is suspended using included shock cord. It adequately lifts it off of your face. To spread the netting even more, I used a small stick to spread the shock cords apart, giving me more room inside. The bug netting is zipped only on one side, so it can not be zipped off completely, which is typical of hammocks in this price range.I slept very well in this. I'm used to an 11ft hammock, but I did not mind this being only 10ft. Keep in mind, many hammocks on Amazon are way too short. You'll want a minimum of 10ft for a hammock. If a hammock is only like 9 feet long, each end is clinched together taking away about 2ft of usable space from each end. That leaves you with only 5ft of usable length. Make sure you have a hammock that's long enough, and this Big Mozzi Hammock is definitely long enough.I own 7 different hammocks, and this is one of my favorites. I would wait until it's on sale, rather than pay full price, since at full price there are other options out there. If you do find this hammock on sale, buy it for sure.

Got it on sale and it is worth the sale price. Seems pretty sturdy and the bug net works (as long as there's something under you to keep them from biting through the hammock itself. The length is good, BUT it's just not wide enough for a normal adult man (I'm 6'0) to get flat on the diagonal. I tried a number of different hangs and could not get comfortable. Basically, I should have purchased the double. Live and learn! Also, don't put anything important in the little 'bag' on the netting above you. During the first night my glasses fell out and got scratched on my sleeping bag's zipper. As you move anything in there will eventually get dumped out, it needs some kind of closure.

Awesome purchase! Cheaper than the "in" ENO hammocks and in my opinion MUUUUCH better! This hammock comes with a built in bug net which was a true life saver while out on an overnight backpacking trip. Once you figure out how to set it up everything is great!Only advice I can offer is to find some nice big round trees. The wider the tree, the better spaced out the mosquito net will be which makes the inside of the hammock roomier. First night I used fairly small trees because that was the only thing around and it felt very cramped inside.4 stars because although this comes with carabiners for both ends, this does not come with straps so we did have to purchase those extra through a different company.

Brought this hammock camping, I got two good nights of use out of it, and on the third the zipper completely shredded the big net and tore itself apart. Garbage.

This is no go for anyone that is serious about hammock camping or looking to go backpacking with a hammock. Expect this to only last a few trips and maybe only for a teenager or small adult. Would probably work fine if your under 5'5'' and 160lbs.

Great value, I own 2 of these after being impressed by a random Woot purchase (in red AND khaki). Much better than using an external mosquito net, and parachute material exceeds quality of most hammocks I have owned or friends have brought camping, comparable to Kangaroo branded products and IMHO superior to ENO. Love the carabiners they include---beats the heck out of the Yukon Outfitters setup I started with.As a large man at 6"1 250, I found this quite comfortable despite converting from a double hammock

The hammock itself seems OK, have napped in it a couple times. It shipped without the tension devices for the bug net. Same issue with their rain fly. Have wrote them via their website and not heard back. For this issue alone I would not recommend a purchase. I'm someone who values and will pay for good customer support. Not even a phone number to call.Update: TWD contacted me awhile back (but still months after I purchased and returned hammock and fly) asking what they could do to make it better. They offered to send me a fly if I payed 8.00 for shipping which I accepted. The rep seemed genuinely concerned. Am going to set fly up over hammock. WIll update again.

works great, and way more comfortable than laying on the ground all night on a thin pad. you'll still need a sleeping bag (or blanket) when it is under 65 degrees at night.