Night Cat Lay Flat Hammock: Flat Bottom with Mosquito Net Waterproof Rainfly for 1 Person Camping in Garden Backyard Wild

First of all I'd like to say how quick the delivery was. When the parcel arrived I couldn't believe how light it was very good for long backpacking/hiking and wild camping as it hardly ways a thing.When opening the tent I was very impressed with the quality, very well manufactured and very well packed.The hammock its self is incredibly comfy when first setting it up I thought it was abit thin and may struggle to hold weight but was proven wrong very quickly as not only did it support me fully geared up but support my bag too.The tree hugging straps are a good length and great quality allowing for a good range of gaps between a anchor points.The rods are made out of metal and are already part curved which adds in set up.The over sheet is a very good fit with some small yet impressive little features such as poppers at each end to go around the tree huggers.Once inside I straight away felt comfortable to sleep and it warm up quick, struggled to zip up from the inside but I imagine in time I'd learn how to do it with ease.All in all very impressed with this hammock tent very good quality, easy to assemble and disassemble, easy to pack away and incredibly light weight.Still to test what it is like as a standard tent and how water proof it is but this product is worth every penny 10/10

Great and comfortable hammock and easy to use. However! One of the poles where broken at the joint, luckily I was able to use the metal tube off a friends spare tent pole to reinforce it whilst it was raining. May not have been a great trip hadn’t he been there!Lesson learned, check equipment before your trip!

This is not a sponsored review I purchased myself and the review is my opinion, fantastic item easy to hang, quick to be ready to use. Super sturdy but light weight and unbelievably comfy. Tested out for two nights and was great. Great features inside with couple of pockets and hooks for lights etc. Packed down and went back in bag without any stress. Great quality item and would recommend to all would be hammock campers. Will be really testing it shortly on a 3 day cycle hammock adventure in Scotland can't wait. For everyone's health and wellbeing I would advise getting a hammock as even just relaxing lying in it gently swaying is excellent. Will be looking at all other night cat products.

Haven’t used as yet as I’m slowly ££££ getting all my bits together for wild camping in Scotland, have set it up and as far as I can see it’s exactly what I wanted, can’t wait to be beside a lock or glen

I am totally in love with the Hammock/Tent idea, I want to love this brand but I still think they have some work to do to make this an exceptional product!Plus points:Super easy to put upLighter than a normal tentSmaller than a normal tentComfortable (takes a little getting used to)Internal hooks for lights/shoesCan be used just with Hammock/mosquito netMinus’sSleeping area gets a little claustrophobic.Only a 1-2 season as the sleeping material gets breezy and after using it for the second time it now has a rip in it which will grow if used again.Not sure how they say you can also use it on the floor, you will still need to attach it to trees/posts at either end.How It could improve…Improve the quality of the sleeping material, too cold and too slackAdd a couple of hooks underneath to hang a back pack/shoesMaybe have a sleeve to insert a roll mat?Going to return this product because of the rip and get another, I’m hoping that this is just a fault.

It’s brilliant. Easy to set up, easy to but away. Small enough to fit in a backpack. Recommend it this to those doing solo camping or night fishing

If you are going to buy this hammock go to night cats website it will be £100 cheaper for new customers.Great hammock but it creaks when moving to getcomfortable and is very wobbly when getting in and out.

Unfortunately due to the horrible weather I haven't had the chance to spend a night camping yet with this hammock tent.. However, I have set the hammock tent up between 2 trees to get a taste of setting up the hammock and to gain an insight into what it will be like to sleep in a tent that is elevated from the ground.Firstly, the setup was easy enough although initially daunting, the instructions were actually very good and I also watched a setup video just so I could envisage what I needed to do to set the tent up. Once I had the tent coupled to the trees, setting up the frame, mozzy net around the hammock was really easier than I anticipated it would be.Getting into the hammock was the next negotiation but again, the assumption of how difficult it might be was again worse than it was in practice. There is a large doorway and you can just sit on the hammock and then swing your legs in, it works a treat when done quickly, you just have to remember to take everything with you into the tent first otherwise you can be in and out for a while.Once inside though I was really taken with environment, I felt secure enough to move around, but I only weigh 13 stone and because I watched the video before hand I was prepared for the inevitable hammock sag, so I made sure that I picked 2 sturdy trees and I placed my coupling straps quite high.I haven't slept overnight in the tent yet, but inside the tent there is clip for a light and don't worry the mozzy net keeps away unwanted bugs and other potential visitors into the tent.What surprised me more than anything is the size of the tent. I expect quite a small internal area, but I had plenty of room spare near my feet and plenty vertical space to move around.So far, I have only used the tent as a hammock I have not yet set it up on the floor, but as hammock the tent rocks.