The DD Frontline Portable Hammock is a must - have for outdoor enthusiasts. It comes with a built - in black mosquito net that's easy to see through. The net has zippers on both sides, enabling you to enter or exit the hammock quickly. You can tie the mosquito net above the hammock when it's not needed and drop it down in seconds as soon as required. Unlike the Travel Hammock, it's not waterproof but is extremely breathable. You can even cocoon yourself between the layers if you like. This hammock is perfect for warmer climates and is an excellent choice for jungle adventures because of its breathability and fine - mesh mosquito net. We suggest buying a Hammock Sleeve with it to pack and set it up in no time! There are multiple set - up options: with the mosquito net deployed for full insect protection, with the net tied above and ready to use, with the net underneath for sunbathing, and a ground/bed set - up. It features lightweight, foldable poles to spread the mosquito net, 2 x 2m of elastic cord to keep the net up, 2 zips and two double - sided zippers for quick access, 10m of webbing/rope attached for hanging, a two - layer design where you can insert insulation like a thermarest or camping mat in cold weather, 4 small internal pockets, 2 internal hanging loops for your torch or glasses, a stuff sack, and 4 tabs to peg it out on the ground. It measures 2.7m x 1.4m, comfortable for people up to 6ft 5ins and 150kg, and weighs 860g (hammock only), including 10m of webbing (200g), 2 x 2m of elastic cord, 2 x lightweight poles, and a stuff sack.
Using your DD Frontline Portable Hammock is a breeze. First, find two sturdy trees or supports about 10 meters apart. Use the attached 10m of webbing to hang the hammock. You can choose different set - up styles according to your needs. If there are mosquitoes, deploy the mosquito net by unfolding the lightweight poles and using the elastic cord to keep it up. The zippers on both sides make it easy to get in and out. When it's sunny and you want to lie in the sun, just move the net underneath. In cold weather, you can insert a thermarest or camping mat between the two layers for extra warmth. For storage, use the stuff sack and fold the hammock neatly. Make sure to dry it thoroughly before packing if it gets wet. Also, check the webbing, poles, and elastic cord regularly for any signs of wear and tear. If you're using it on the ground, use the tabs to peg it out to keep it in place. Have a great outdoor experience with your new hammock!
