Go Outfitters | Go Hammock | 11' Feet Long, Ultra-Comfortable Hammock with Exclusive Fabric Tensioner System

GO! Outfitters Camping Hammock with Built-in Mosquito Net, Gray This review is for the GO! Hammock with the integrated mosquito netting. This is an awesome product! This hammock has some features of some other much more expensive brands. I have tried other hammocks with the netting, my latest being the Hammock Bliss Skybed bug free, I can say with extreme enthusiasm that the GO Hammock is undoubtedly more comfortable! Lets expand on how comfortable this thing is. The material used in the GO Hammock is very soft parachute nylon, not ripstop, so it feels amazingly soft. I prefer the parachute nylon over the rip stop just for how it feels. The rip stop almost feels rough to me. This was an important factor for me when looking for a hammock. It's worth a little extra weight for me. Next, is the length. At 11 feet it is not a lightweight, but again, its all about comfort. The extra length and width gives you much more room to find just the right position for you. Then to finish off the system there is a fixed ridgeline included with the hammock. I prefer a ridgeline to get the perfect sag to flatten out the lie, and this does the job perfectly. Now on to the integrated bug net. The netting is a very tough no-see-um netting, very fine mesh. The netting is attached very well, triple stitched I believe. All the loops on the netting are made from the same mesh. This stuff is tough so don't worry about it ripping. Along the top there are guide loops on the outside and inside of the netting for you to run the ridgeline on the outside or inside. There are tiny grommets on either end to allow the ridgeline to run inside the netting. Around the sides there are additional loops for the included shock cord pullouts and aluminum stakes to get the netting off your face and manage some of the extra hammock material. Again, increasing the comfort. *COOL FEATURE ALERT* Now, I don't know if they intended this to happen when the folks at GO! designed this hammock, but when I set my pullouts, a small shelf was created. This is cool because the Warbonnet Black Bird is the only hammock I have see that has a shelf. Now I have a shelf for $200 less than a WBB!! I'm very excited about this! So cool. Way to go guys!! Okay now that I have talked about how great this hammock is there are 2 things I wish they would tweek. 1.) A better zipper. A larger toothed zipper that maybe went an extra 12 inches longer would be awesome. I feel the quality of the zipper is lacking, sorry. 2.) I wish the grommet that allows the ridgeline to go inside the netting was a little larger. This is not a huge deal, but it is not easy to get the ridgeline inside. Thats it. Thats all I have to complain about. This hammock is almost perfect for me. I will include some pictures to show some of the stuff I was talking about. One thing you may notice is I swapped out the factory suspension for whoopie slings, I spliced them myself. Other than that everything you see is stock. I am so pleased with this hammock I can't wait to try out the Apex tarp. I'm excited about all the attachment points! Maybe the guys at GO! can send me one to test out and write a review. Who knows?? (Thats what I call a Garth Brooks hint, Shameless.) Anyway, if you have any doubts about getting this hammock, put it to bed and get this hammock! You won't regret it.

Like all of the thought put into the perfect hang. It’s my third 11’ er. I have been gifting them. Keep up the nice work. Thanks.

I got this off the APEX camping shelter Kickstarter and it is by far the most comfortable hammock I have ever used. The mosquito-net keeps out all bugs and gnats, which is well worth the slight addition in weight. I brought the wrong straps on my first trip out, and had to sleep in a lean-to, but on the next one I got it up, on my first try, with a minimum of fuss, and slept so well, way better than I do in tents. I suggest getting a camping mat or something else underneath you, as it might get cold as you have nothing but air under you. The inside pockets are also very handy. I love it. If you want to see a bit more about this I made a clip on Youtube. Just search for "Testing my camping Hammock - part 1". The first trip is bunk, but the second one is a lot better. Picture is of the view without the APEX shelter, looking up at the morning sky through the netting. Enjoy yours!

Good quality product and very comfortable. I take it fishing with me and when the fish aren't biting in the middle of the day it's knaptime,

I bought this for my husband to play with our young children in the yard during quarantine ... fast forward and we're about to suspend it between two trees and realised we were missing ropes to attach to the trees ..we checked the packaging (nope, nothing in there) and re-read the instructions but couldn't find anywhere where it 'clearly' stated you needed to buy "Quick Link Tree Straps" .... also available on Amazon. I don't have a problem having to buy extra bits and bobs, but MAKE IT CLEAR to customers so it's sets the expectation .... just plain annoying.

Great material, I haven't put it up yet but it looks like it will be perfect for relaxing.

I love this thing! So much easier to put up than a tent, especially with the suspension system. It takes some careful planning, but the ridge line and suspension dues all fit in the stuff sack. I keep one in my bug out bag because it gives me more options for setup and it is light and small and works indoors or out.

This hammock is so easy to put up. The straps are AWESOME, cause they are adjustable & very user friendly . My daughter lays in it for hours in our back yard reading, studying & some sleeping too :)