Tempest 11' Rits Camping Hangmat

It comes with suspension (straps and cinch buckles), it has an integrated bug net that unzips right down to one end (there's a bag on the ridgeline to stow the net out of the way), it has an adjustable structural ridgeline so you can set the "sag" to your preference and has a double-ended cram bag to facilitate deploying and stowing the hammock. It's spacious, extremely well made and comfortable... and it doesn't break the bank.
I've certainly paid more and got less.
I've got a few Onewind accessories to go with it - ridgeline gear organiser so I can safely stow phone, glasses, torch etc within reach and hammock snake skins so I can quickly deploy/stow the hammock and bedding together.
Of course, it wouldn't be my hammock if I didn't modify it - so I swapped out the buckles and straps for continuous loops, carabiners and whoopie slings... not that there was anything wrong with the straps and cinch buckles, but I do love whoopie slings. Modifying it was quite simple and it took only a few minutes to swap out the end loops.

For 12 years, I used to backpack and camp with an ENO double nest, but I never really cared for it too much (I'd still take the ENO over tent camping). I ended up switching to the 11' zipper Onewind hammock last year (I'm only 5'8 and did not need the 12' version), and I am finally back in love with hammock camping. The way the Tempest leaves me feeling more rested than my actual king size bed gets me hanging it up on my deck about one night a week now just so that I can sleep outside. I love the fact that I can hook my Onewind underquilt in place, as well. I love this thing.

Everything you need to get started. Easy to upgrade the suspension, ridge line, storage bags, etc. For my build of 5’8”, 180lbs, this 11’ long x 64” wide hammock allows for a comfortable and flat diagonal lay. 1.7mm thick rip stop is comfortable, and doesn’t stretch. The zippered bug net is permanently attached at the foot end but can be easily rolled up and inserted in the included peak bag. I have another brand of under quilt but the built in quilt clips are nice for fitting and adjustment. I recently bought 2 and my son and I spent the last 2 days trying them out. So far they are holding up pretty well. No stretching, no frays, well sewn edges, zippers slide easily. If anything negative happens I’ll be sure to update this post but so far I’m quite satisfied.

My wife and I are getting into hammock camping and backpacking. This was perfect for her to be comfortable and feel protected from the bugs of Virgina valleys, Georgia swamps, and Carolina hill tops. She's slept well in hers and i traded in my home made for one of these as well. It would have cost me more to make one with similar features!

Don't under estimate the convenience of the cinch straps. It makes a good setup much faster and simpler.

I've camped in shorter hammocks and it was worth it to me to pay some 45 dollars more over the economy 9.5" bug net hammocks.

I so far love everything about the hammock I was tired of searching for right hammock for camping and motocamping sleeping in the trees is the best place yet. Just got to add 4 more items and my set up will be complete.