Lawson Hammock Reviews

Versatile Use: The Lawson Blue Ridge Camping Hammock can be used as both a hammock and a tent, offering flexibility in camping setups.

Comfortable and Roomy: The hammock provides a spacious interior, thanks to the vaulting tent poles, allowing for comfortable sleeping in various positions.

Bug Netting and Tarp: Includes attached bug netting and a detachable rainfly for protection from insects and rain.

Adjustable Suspension: The nylon rope suspension allows for individual adjustments to find the most comfortable hang angle.

Strong Aluminum Poles: The aluminum alloy poles are strong and help in creating a flat lay, contributing to the spacious interior.

Good Value: The hammock is well-made and offers good value for the price, making it a solid choice for camping.

Setup Time: The hammock takes a bit longer to set up compared to other hammocks, mainly due to the need to tie out the corners for stability.

Weight and Bulk: The spreader bars and tent poles add weight and bulk, making it less ideal for backpacking trips.

Confined Space When Using Rain Tarp: The rain tarp can make the hammock feel more confined, reducing the roominess.

Potential for Tipping: If not properly tied out, the hammock can be unstable and tip over, although this can be mitigated by using tie-outs on the corners.

Not Ideal for Ground Use: The hammock is not great on the ground as a bivy, and using it as a tent can be less roomy compared to its hammock form.