Reddit reviews Eagles Nest Outfitters DoubleNest Hammock - Assorted

This is gonna sound nuts, but get a hammock. Not the kind with two sticks, one of these:

http://www.amazon.com/gp/aw/d/B0042QYO9G?pc_redir=1410767820&robot_redir=1

You don't lay like the people in the picture, but on a slight 30° angle from midline. That gets you almost flat, with a slight incline on your feet and head. The science behind it is sound, and rocking yourself to sleep is amazing.

I used to toss and turn with neck and shoulder pain for 9 hours, and now I'm getting 6 hours of amazing sleep.

may I recommend getting a hammock like an ENO double nest. more comfortable than my bed, packs down small and light and its great for naps or reading a book in the park. only caveat is that you have to plan where you're sleeping with places that have trees.

I disagree with you on almost every point, but I'm not going to take the time to argue with you, as you seem to have your mind made up to be happy with your purchase.

For anyone else reading this, look for yourselves - compare an ENO DoubleNest for $69.95 from ENO on Amazon to a Dream Hammock Freebird for $75 from their website. The difference in value is forehead-smacking obvious.

ENO DoubleNest - $69.95

• one fabric choice - weight of 3.0 oz (from fabric comparison on Derek Hansen's Ultimate Hang website)
  
• heavy rope + non-climbing-rated carabiner partial suspension
  
• no structural ridge line included
  
• no ridge line organizer included
  
• no full suspension included (you can't even attach to a tree without making another purchase...)
  
• integrated stuff sack
  
• OK stitching, made in China/Indonesia/Malaysia/etc. by some kid
  
  
  
  Dream Hammock Freebird - $75
  
  
• pick your own fabric, down to 1.0 oz
  
• pick your own width
  
• structural ridge line included
  
• ridge line organizer included
  
• full whoopies + tree straps or cinch buckle suspension included
  
• Bishop's bag stuff sack at hammock peak
  
• quality stitching, made in America by people you can talk to, whose reputation is on the line with each sale
  
• add an extra fabric layer for using a sleeping pad (for additional cost)
  
  So, at a bare minimum, $5 buys you:
  
  
• a full lightweight suspension system (your choice of two!)
  
• a structural ridge line
  
• a ridge line organizer
  
• a Bishop's bag ridge stuff sack instead of an integrated one
  
  and that doesn't even account for hammock quality, available options, or customer support differences...

Doublenest Hammock :)

I don't think the hammocks are provided, but there are thousands of them. I'd definitely recommend getting one of your own. It looks like the price has gone up since I bought it (about $50) and don't forget the straps!