flying tent: Unique All-in-ONE Hammock Tent, Bivy Tent, Hammock and Rain Poncho + Fine Mesh Mosquito Net - Grass Hopper Green

Great concept, I am a little disappointed with the size and weight for backpacking.;However, the upside is the versatility.It worked well but I did have to return my first one because the bug net seam let loose on the first night. I would give it five stars if not for my initial experience

Liked this item, but there were no measurements ( length, width etc.) or weight restrictions so there was not enough info to make an informed purchase. Who does that?

Easy to setup and use.

UPDATE- This product should be highly recommended by me BUT unfortunately the middle bar snapped and I can’t get anyone from the company to contact me back to help replace it. They have engineered it so easily to replace but I can’t seem to get one or an answer. I love this flying tent and have used it with care and in some really cool moments (see pics ) but now that I can’t get that piece fixed and the company won’t contact me back I am putting it back down to two stars HELP!!!——————-/——/- This is literally the first Amazon review I’ve ever written, I have been buying on here for ever. This product is incredible. I am an avid camper and hiker and it is super easy to use straight out of the bag. Feels very durable and very multi functional. It may be expensive, but you get what you pay for, don’t go anywhere else. Get this product!

Like everything except very hard to put back into container!

Good quality materials and cool design. Worked perfectly for me and what i needed. Money well spent.

It's such a great product! Lots of space, super easy to set up and very comfortable!

I purchased mine directly from FlyingTent.com, before it was featured on Amazon. This is my favorite tent, comes neatly designed with built-in mosquito net and rain fly, and setup/takedown are almost ridiculously quick and easy. Only downside I’ve run into is that it likes to flip upside down unless I’m already inside or I tie the lateral cords to stakes to keep it upright while empty. It can be tricky to get in and out of compared to standard hammocks, as you have to aim for the smaller designed opening instead of just popping in and out, but it’s easy enough with some practice!

a voir par la suite. déjà quand il faut la plier c'est tout un art. je pensais qu'elle était plus petie