Kammok  Roo Double Recycled Hammock

The Double Roo is a great all around hammock. Good for lounging in the park or at school and perfect for all weather backpacking. The Double Roo is comparable to the popular Eno Double Nest hammock. Although Eno seems to be more popular and is a tad cheaper I think the Double Roo is the better hammock. It holds up to 500 lbs to Eno's 400, is 8 inches longer than the ENO, has loops on the edges for an under-quilt or gear, Is softer and lighter feeling than the ENO, is made of recycled material, and is made with fewer material panels. The Eno may be made with more durable material but I have heard of it ripping on the seams. The Double Roo has worked well for me. The Double Roo IS NOT a 2 person sleeping hammock. 2 people can very comfortably lounge in this hammock, which is nice around the campsite, but it is not intended for 2 persons to sleep in- an act that would not be very comfortable. The Double Roo is extra wide so there is plenty of material to pull over oneself while sleeping making a cozy lay. This also provides area for a supported diagonal lay creating a flatter sleep for tall individuals. The hammock does not come with a bug net and it does not have its own ridgeline. Both can easily be added to a kit. The hammock also does not include tree straps but the Python 10' hanging straps by Kammok are easy to use and relatively inexpensive. They are wide so they do not cause tree damage. The hammock will also work with most other hanging systems. I consider myself an experienced hammock camper. I own 3 different types of hammocks; a Warbonnet Blackbird XL, an Eno Double Nest, and a Kammock Double Roo. I have several multi night backpacking trips in one of these hammocks in weather as cold as 16 degrees with snow and as warm as 101. I spent 16 weeks last summer sleeping in a hammock by a lake. This purchase of the Double Roo was for my 6'5 son as his first hammock.

Never slept in a hammock before this past weekend. I’m 6’7 - 300lbs. I also bought the python 10 straps. Material is great. Extremely easy to set up. I don’t believe I would have fit in a smaller sized hammock. Hardware feels extremely high quality.

So I'm in Patagonia, and my bags get lost. Where are all my things? I don't know. I prepare for the inevitable report, gathering receipts. Everything is accounted for, except for all the Kammok gear. Why? Because they have endured beyond my ability to find receipts for them. How often does gear really hold up, or a better solution come out that dates the tried and true? This is the stuff that works, as Guy Clark would say. Forget about it, best hammock ever.

This is a great hammock. Material soft, comfortable. Packs down into its own little pouch and is so lightweight!

Perfect lounging hammock. The material is very soft compared to others. well worth the money.

Super comfortable and strong, for a big guy like me I'm very happy with it. I will probably do a lot less tent camping in the futuer and so much more hammock camping! Strong, solid, secure, and comfortable.

I use this for one person and I liked how much space it has, idk about 2 people though, I am 6’ 2” and 220lb

I was so surprised with how silky soft this hammock was, even my family made comments about it. I have yet to take this on the trail, but I really admire how lightweight and small it packs down. It was able to support two people (300+ pds) and when I laid down, it easily completely covered me. I don’t feel super claustrophobic in it but still comfortably compressed. I love that it comes with its own carabiners.

I’ve had three separate single roo’s over the years. The only reason I’ve had to replace them is because my dog keeps putting holes in them. So if you made them dog proof, I’d give six stars. I use it pretty much every day just hanging out in my backyard with said dog so I’ve definitely gotten my money’s worth

This hammock was about $100 and still came with no straps to hang it, rendering it completely useless for my camping trip. My daughter's from Costco was nearly identical, came with straps and was under $30.