So I used this hammock all summer. I tried out several of my hiking partners hammocks and this one was my favorite. Here's the thing about hammocks- the bottom of course will get cold, but the sides of the hammock also wrap you up. If your sleeping bag gets compressed by the hammock, then it can't loft. No sleeping bag works if it can't loft. I simply purchased an extra large sleeping pad that is wider then my body. The pad keeps the hammock off of my shoulders so that my bag can loft and keep me warm. I was burning up in my hammock at 35 degrees. You have to use a nice thick sleeping pad if you want your bag to be able to loft.
Rained all night twice this year. I love being off the ground. I don't care how much it rains! Of course I had a nice cat tarp over me.

I bought this hammock back in the winter months in preparation for the upcoming backpacking season. Firstly, let me say that I did some extensive hammock research before finally deciding on the Hammock Bliss, and I can proudly say that I am not dissappointed! I have used it atleast 15 times this season and have had no hang-ups. The only thing I would suggest in using this product during the fall months is that you need insulation like a sleeping pad or quilt under you, because it breathes so well. Other than that, it has been a fantastic investment, I take it absolutely EVERYWHERE. I did however change out the ropes, and added slap straps and carabiners, but it's definitely not necessary, that's just a preference. The ropes that come on the hammock are plenty durable and plenty long enough. If you want a high quality hammock with an incredibly cheap price this is the hammock for you!

well i can say i am pretty satisfied with this product. Its my first camping hammock, but i am in love. way better than sleeping on the ground, however I am still trying to figure out how to stay in it without my feet falling asleep from being elevated as high as my head. Its super easy to use, set up and take down in a flash, but extender straps would prob. be a good investment. I find if i put my therm-a-rest in the bottom it helps provide a bit more structure. I cant compare it to other hammocks, but i cant say i have any complaints.

This hammock is pretty good but has some minor flaws. The point of which the net string and the net come together is weak and breaks easily and the zipper is pretty flimsy. Other then that it has a large area for multiple people and the net works perfectly. I live in northern Maine so the black fly's, mosquitos and no-see-ums are everywhere, except for inside my hammock.

I can't really afford the high end camping hammocks out there now. This hammock does a great job, though. The materials used are very durable, and construction is sturdy. The bug net is great, although I had to jury rig a spreader bar to keep it off my face. It would even be better if there were zippers on both sides and they ran the length of the hammock bed. You really need a sleeping pad to overnight in this. Having the underside open to air even in the 60's gets pretty cold. Other than those minor issues I've enjoyed the hammock and wouldn't hesitate to recommend it.

Pretty good, but as some reviewers have said, it gets COOL when the temperature drops. Definitely recommend some extra layers, even with a -5C sleeping bag and a tarp as a rain cover I was freezing in 10C degree weather.

Been using one of these for a few years and I sleep better in it than even in my bed at home. I even rigged it on the balcony of a hotel in Mexico to avoid sleeping with my in-laws. Echo the comment about it being cold on the under side. I solved this by switching my sleeping bag to one that has a sleeve for the pad.

All around great hammock. I've used in all sorts of weather and have never had a problem. A couple weeks ago I used it when it was in the mid 30s and windy. I flipped it over and put a reflective emergency blanket in the pocket between the netting and the hammock body and was not cold at all.