ONETIGRISHideout Hammock Underquilt, Lightweight 4 Season Hammock Gear for Camping, Hiking, Backpacking, Travel, Beach, Backyard, Patio, Portable

I'm 6'3" and 250+ lbs. Several reviews suggest that the suspension is weak or the cords too short. I replaced them with 1/8 inch shock cord and eliminated any problems. This is an underquilt, not a hammock. It isn't intended to hold a person's weight. It's purpose is to fit beneath the hammock to hold in heat.The OneTigris underquilt is big enough to cover my under regions while lying in a 12 foot hammock on a diagonal lay. Temps got down to about 57 degrees one evening on a hang and I was comfortable with only a cotton bed sheet on top of me. I did this intentionally to see how well the UQ would work. After about 2 hrs we had to leave; something more substantial would have been required on top of me to stay comfortable all night but the UQ did it's job for the time we were there. One part of my foot was not protected by the UQ, most likely a sleeping bag or overquilt would have taken care of that in a real overnight situation. With that being said, this item could benefit from being a few inches wider on the sides, particularly at the ends. But we hammockers tend to make/modify gear anyhow so adding a side piece or even an extra layer of insulation inside the UQ to lower the temperature rating is doable and probably more effective than a 'one size fits all' solution from the manufacturer. Overall, this item is effective and a good value.

Set this up last night and was comfortable all night! Easy to set up. It's not as big as the hammock, so about 4 inches short on the sides, but that really doesn't matter. My back is warm now, which was not the case without this.

Really good for the price, pretty warm, not too big, not too heavy, the draw strings at the ends don’t seem super strong but I’ve not had issues yet. Works with ENO Hammocks/parachute hammocks well.

This has been very handy! I run on the colder side & this keeps me nice and warm! Just get it! I use it in the summer time as well, nights get cold here in Michigan. Husband got one too and he always packs it.

The media could not be loaded. I am a long time hammock camper. In Alabama we rarely need an underquilt, but I purchased this one to expand my camping opportunities and this if my Scouts.This week I spent 2 nights in my hammock. One night it was 26 Degrees Fahrenheit and the next it was 30. Both nights I was quite comfortable. This was during the January 2025 snowstorm in the southeast, US. My sleeping bag was a 15 degree Outdoor Vitals bag, just to let you know what other gear was involved.If you will hammock camp in the cold, an underquilt is a MUST. Otherwise your weight compressing your sleeping bag negates and insulation beneath you. I am quite happy with this one.As my son said, this underquilt is a game-changer.

This thing is well built and I've used it many times on bike packing trips with no problems. It's a bit on the heavy side but it does pack down pretty small especially with the compression sack that is included. I've slept in 45 degree weather with it and it kept me nice and warm. The straps are very adjustable and you can add or take away carabineers for a perfect fit to your setup. I also modified mine and cut off the big, black and white logo on the side so it's less conspicuous in the woods. I got the coyote brown color which is a nice, neutral color and blends in well to the outdoors

It works perfectly as a 3 season UNDERQUILT for a hammock. It is NOT a hammock!! I was even able to use it with my Anymaka hammock stand and single 11' hammock. So very pleased with how well it works!

Kept me warm camping in my hammock during deer season. Allows me to be very mobile.