40% off Camping Hammock $25.12 + Delivery ($0 with Prime/ $39 Spend) @ Apsung-Au via Amazon AU

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Apsung Portable Hammock Camping with Mosquito Net
Features:

There are many mosquitoes and insects outdoors. In order to protect yourself and enjoy your free time, this hammock is designed with dense mosquito nets to allow you to enjoy your outdoor time.

The material of the hammock is the same as that of the parachute,so that do not worry you will fall down from this hammock and the 210T nylon fabric and flexible steel wire feel soft,keep you sleep comfortably.Use parachute nylon, dry quickly, and dustproof, keep it clean.

Straps can be adjusted according to the distance between the two trees,do not worry it does not work,and the hammock is easy to assemble,is perfect for camping,hiking, travel,beach and backyard and other outdoor activities

This hammock just weight 816g.All accessories can be packed in a bag , making it more convenient to storage.

You can just put it in your backpack and go wherever you want, perfect for camping, outdoor activities, picnics, adventures, backpacking, hiking etc.

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  Brokimay on 06/08/2020 - 12:03

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  quote do not worry it does not work

  Comforting

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    Wickadz on 06/08/2020 - 12:05

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    The material of the hammock is the same as that of the parachute,so that do not worry you will fall down from this hammock

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      omblygombly on 06/08/2020 - 12:21

      Yes, made me laugh, like in the description..there are many mosquitoes and insects outdoors. Thanks for the update.

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  Wickadz on 06/08/2020 - 12:08

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  PSA - If anyone is seriously considering camping in a hammock - try Hennessy Hammocks

  They have an aluminium base to reflect body heat (sleeping in the air is COLD)
  They're pretty comfortable and really high quality.

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    beefsandwich on 06/08/2020 - 13:02

    +1

    Even better would be an Australian made Tier Gear hammock.
    But really these cheap ones are a great way to decide whether you want to go down the hammock camping rabbit hole. And the integrated bugnet on this one is a big plus (a must have in most Aussie areas I think)

    With a bit of practice they set up really quickly and easily, and super lightweight.

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  Arthur Dunger on 06/08/2020 - 12:20

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  This Rep has a habit of writing 40% Off in a lot of their titles when it's clear they aren't.

  Also never answers any questions, except for this deal where they wrote the same reply 4 times.

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    muncan on 06/08/2020 - 13:58

    +1

    But jv got a hahaha

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  Polt on 06/08/2020 - 13:27

  Question for those who own a camping hammock. I'm curious whenever I see these - what are they actually like to sleep in? The way your body would curve following the sag of the hammock looks like it would get really uncomfortable after a few hrs, especially on your back.

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    Wolfy on 06/08/2020 - 13:43

    +1

    Hammocks like this one are for fun, sitting in during the daytime having fun with the kids etc.

    The more serious camping hammocks (such as Hennessy mentioned above) can be quite comfortable after only a short period of use, they are quick to set up and a very good option when camping.
    Typically with they are designed so that you sleep across the hammock (they even have ones for left or right hand sleepers) so you don't end up like a banana.
    As mentioned above, the biggest issue I found when sleeping in a hammock is the draught/cold/air around & under you, which is a very different sensation than sleeping on the ground or a mattress.

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    beefsandwich on 06/08/2020 - 14:22

    They're pretty awesome actually, really comfortable but if it's windy out your butt and back will freeze without an underquilt. Even wrapping yourself in a sleeping bag - the compressed sleeping bag underneath you won't provide much warmth at all. I've slept overnight on hot (like mid 20s) nights just fine, but anything below that you need the added insulation.

    It is pretty great though being able to set up somewhere to sleep regardless of the angle of terrain or surface - as long as you have some trees!

    Like Wolfy mentioned this one isn't ideal for sleeping in (I reckon you need at least 3 metre hammock to get comfy) but would be good for an afternoon summer day, reading a book or watching a movie. Or having a nap.

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  LowRange on 06/08/2020 - 14:10

  It looks like the one i saw on Wish for $9.

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  [Deactivated] on 06/08/2020 - 20:20

  Nothing like being well hung.