Hammocks and Accessories
The best hammocks and accessories, reviewed and curated by the Trailspace community. The latest review was added on June 8, 2021. Stores' prices and availability are updated daily.
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Recent Hammock/Accessory Reviews
Hummingbird Hammocks Tree Straps+
These are the ultimate hammock tree straps for lightweight backpacking. Small, easy to use, ultralight, and reasonably priced. Hummingbird even sells replacement parts and extensions. Better used with Hummingbird's excellent hammocks, but work with any type, though most will require a carabiner. These are the lightest and most compact tree straps ever. As seen in the photo bellow, it’s more than 10oz (300g +) over my Hamaca Portable Style, which is the heaviest one I’ve used, I admit, but still… Full review
Tentsile UNA 1-Person Hammock Tent
I had great hopes for this unique tent. When Tentsile first started making tents I was always intrigued. It looks like a great concept and solves some of the problems of a traditional hammock for people who can’t sleep well in a hammock position. In practice, however, the Tentsile UNA is very limited in its use, it is too heavy for backpacking, and cumbersome to set up. It is relatively comfortable, but as a 6'5" man, it was somewhat cramped. Setup The setup requires three trees of roughly equal… Full review
Sea to Summit Hammock Tarp
Great tarp. Excellent weight, coverage, and ease of use. Best tarp I have found on the market considering weight and coverage. I’ve had this tarp for three years now and it has held up great. It comes with its own lines and has line tensioners on all lines. This makes it much easier to use with simple knots. It takes three stakes to set up. It can work as a ground tarp in a pinch using two trekking poles, though not ideal without trees. The tarp provides plenty of coverage and I’ve gone through… Full review
Tentsile UNA 1-Person Hammock Tent
A comfortable sleeping experience that allows you a unique way to connect with where you are camping. However, you need to be sure you have the right orientation of trees in order to make it tight and flat. I tried out the Una for two nights while camping in Northern California in July. I chose three redwood trees for the base. Although not perfectly lined up to the tabs on the side (for visual reference), they were wide enough to make minor adjustments. Having never set up the tent before,… Full review
Tentsile T-Mini Double Hammock
Perfect for a day trip with a friend. The T-Mini 2-Person Double Hammock is a fun hammock to take on a group camping trip. Its wide, flat surface invites your friends to climb aboard and relax with you, and the webbing reinforcement ensures that you don't roll or slide into each other. Oddly enough, hanging instructions aren't included with the hammock and it's not totally easy to find the correct version (or generation) of your hammock on Tentsile's product manual page. The YouTube video I found… Full review
La Siesta Colibri Double Travel Hammock
The La Siesta Colibri Double Travel Hammock is lightweight and compact, so it's great for camping. I liked the fact this hammock comes with EVERYTHING you need in the travel bag. The La Siesta Colibri Double Travel Hammock is lightweight and compact, so it's great for camping. I liked the fact this hammock comes with EVERYTHING in the travel bag, including tree-friendly straps and an easy to adjust German-designed suspension system. The weatherproof instructions and the travel bag are both sewn… Full review
Tentsile Connect 2-Person Tree Tent
Suspended tree tent that support 1-2 people. Heavy durable bottom and heavy duty straps and ratchets. It has an adjustable strap that can make it a two-person or a one-person undisturbed sleep. Easy to install rain fly that's designed to hug under the tent to keep rain spray out. I really love camping but ground sleeping left me sore and very tired the next day, so I upgraded to a hammock, which was fantastic. I woke up refreshed and comfortable. Only drawback is my life partner couldn't sleep in… Full review
Hammock Gear Premium Incubator 20°
Bigger in size with a finer down than its ECO version, Hammock Gear’s Premium Incubator 20 is one of the best full-price gear purchases I have ever made. Once again the cottage industry proves its superiority to shelved items at REI. I suffer from a hiking condition known as CBS (Cheap B@st@rd Syndrome). If you look over my gear reviews you will see loads of sentences like, “I bought this on clearance,” or “It was on sale.” And I often steer clear of name-brand stuff, unless I pick it… Full review
Outdoor Vitals StormLoft 15-Degree Down UnderQuilt
An economy underquilt (UQ) that is Chinese made and Chinese QC'd. This is not a terrible place to start if you are beginning to hammock camp. The Hammock Gear UQ is of much greater quality for the same price, and I wish I had bought that first. OV is great at advertising and marketing, but they really should put that into the product. Full review
