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A highly portable hammock for mobile or stationary adventures.
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Eagles Nest Outfitters SingleNest Hammock
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Maybe go bigger...
Eli Hays
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...but still this thing kills it. I've used friends' DoubleNests in the past, and the extra room is awesome, but I got the SingleNest, because, well, honestly, I never bothered to ask my friends which ones they have. You'll still have plenty of room in this guy, though. Its not often that I'd REALLY need the extra room for a second person to chill in here, but the weight limit on this one is high enough that I don't see myself exceeding it, even with a second person. (I'm also pretty light, though.)
Be sure to consider getting a set of the SlapStraps to set this up with also- makes the whole system ridiculously simple to use!
Solid nylon hammock
Aaron Crabb
Member since
Nylon hammocks are amazing, and this is a solid example. I've chilled in it in backyards, campsites, and even bivvied in it in a few times.
My only complaint is that the stock carabiners are just about useless. They are very heavy, and have sharp edges on the gate that actually started to do damage to the cord I was using to rig with. Replace them with whatever the cheapest climbing carabiner you can find is and it will be a serious upgrade.
Upgrade to DoubleNest.
Laura
Member since
I bought the SingleNest two years ago and have loved it. But I bought my boyfriend the DoubleNest for his birthday this past summer and that hammock is on a different level. Comfortable for two people and nice to have the extra room even with just me in it. It's only a $10 price difference and not much heavier, so why not go bigger?
Everyone needs a hammock
Doug Small
Member since
Packs down to the size of a softball, perfect for summer backpacking trips. It's so small I take it on day hikes so I've got somewhere to eat my lunch. This is definitely one of my favorite pieces of gear.
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Alexander
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How well would the SingleNest work for...
Dave Leenstra
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How well would the SingleNest work for someone who is 6"5'?
Laura
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Hard to say since I am only 5'5", but there is plenty of extra room in it for me. Friends of mine up to 6'1" have also used it comfortably. For $10 more, I guarantee the DoubleNest would be roomy enough for you.
Cocoon of Coalescence +2
Salonick Nalod
Member since
Extremely well made and rugged. Its hard to say anything that all the other reviewers haven't already said. The included carabiners suck, they are very heavy and have sharp edges which can tear your rope/webbing. I would replace them ASAP. My only other complaint is that the gentle rocking of a hammock can be very nauseating when you are trying to sleep after having a few beers. Hehe.
Hammock For Everywhere
LARod
Member since
I love taking this with me camping, but I also put it up in the backyard during the summer. It's light, easy to store, and very durable. I bought a second one as a gift because I didn't want to keep loaning mine out. Great purchase.
Awesome Hammock
ang100664987
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Great for the outdoors. must have rope or tree straps it doesnt come with it!!
Awesome Hammock
ang100664987
Member since
Great for the outdoors. must have rope or tree straps it doesnt come with it!!
Awesome Hammock
ang100664987
Member since
Great for the outdoors. must have rope or tree straps it doesnt come with it!!
Perfect!
Thomas Briley
Member since
I've had this hammock since 2006 and I take it with me everywhere. Its small and packable size makes it perfect to fit in any backpack. I do recommend the Slap Straps though.
how hard is it to sleep/ adjust to sleeping...
scout
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how hard is it to sleep/ adjust to sleeping in this hammock for nights on end
Guy Geva
Member since
After 14h of hard trekking I'm sleeping like a baby...and you?
It's move for side to side....but I need the sleep (;
Thomas Briley
Member since
I've personally never had a problem with it. But when I'm backpacking with it I'm usually so tired I could fall asleep on anything. And with how comfortable this hammock is it should be pretty easy to get used to. The only problem I've experienced is that you get colder faster because there isn't any insulation between you and the ground. But they sell insulators that solve that problem. Hope this helps!
Luke H.
Member since
If you have a problem with insulation just toss your thermarest in it, works great!
Id give it 3 thumbs up - if it were possible!
SkiSmiller21
Member since
I have been an ENO owner since 2007. I have had one single that hasnt failed since then and I use it at least 1-2 weekends per month - you can do the math. these things are made well and if you take care of them they will last!! I have introduced tons of friends onto ENO and have not had one complain to me yet!! Im 6 foot tall 160 lbs. and the single is sufficient but I am about to order a double in the next few days for a little extra room! Do yourself a favor; buy one & go chill!
Id give it 3 thumbs up - if it were possible!
SkiSmiller21
Member since
I have been an ENO owner since 2007. I have had one single that hasnt failed since then and I use it at least 1-2 weekends per month - you can do the math. these things are made well and if you take care of them they will last!! I have introduced tons of friends onto ENO and have not had one complain to me yet!! Im 6 foot tall 160 lbs. and the single is sufficient but I am about to order a double in the next few days for a little extra room! Do yourself a favor; buy one & go chill!
Worth it
Melissa Bolton
Member since
I recently bought the ENO hammock for a trip through USA and Central America. Starting on a six day rafting trip, my hammock didn't arrive in time, but a guy on the trip brought two with him and set them up for hanging around in, her swore by them which reasured me i had made the right choice. And I definately had, along with the 20mm snapstraps, suspended above a creek in Zion national park I was worried I wake up wet. This hammock is incredibly fast and simple to set up, and the numerous loops for suspension on the snap straps is great. On Caye Caulker in Belize and can't wait for a cool night sleep in my trusty ENO. Would recommend this hammock to anyone and will be taking it back to New Zealand and Australia with me. Thanks Backcountry. Mel.
5 stars
redefiner_681528
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Super Sweet. That's all I gotta say.
Eagles Nest Outfitters SingleNest Hammock
jason spellman
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hanging out over Russell Lake in the Quetico!
ENO Singlenest
jason spellman
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attached stuff sack becomes a gear pocket when the hammock is deployed!
smp4700764
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Bonus points for the Two Hearted sticker!
Matthew Cumings
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And the Bell's and the Reds! I bought this product just because of the stickers on your water bottle.
Obsessed
Shannon Meador
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SO comfy! Such a luxury to have while camping. Makes an afternoon nap under the trees absolute heaven! I got 2, 10 ft pieces of rope to use to tie this guy up and I can shove the hammock AND the rope all in the little "stuff sac" that's attached to the hammock. Sweet. Plus, both my boyfriend and I can nap in this together comfortably, so it is a generous "single" nest! :)
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Jason Cosby
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