Portable Hammock Stand Only- Set Up in 3 Seconds - Supports 2 Person up to 550 LBS - Stable on Any Terrain, Weather Resistant (Travel Bag Included)

We often spend our weekends outdoors or car camping as we like to call it lol. This means we’ve gone through our fair share of outdoor equipment including hammocks and hammock stands. We've had ones of all costs and builds and they all gave out. So when I saw this stand, I was skeptical, but decided to give it a go.So far it’s one of, if not, the fastest setup we’ve ever used. Snaps open, clicks into place, TADA done in under a minute. That kind of speed matters way more to me than weight or size, especially with how quickly weather can shift here in the mountains.Comfort-wise it's dreamy nothing really beats swinging in the breeze in a hammock. It feels great, stable, safe (holds over 500lbs) and since it's portable the ability to hammock anywhere makes the pricetag worth it.It might not win on weight (its a little on the hefty side lol), but it crushes it on speed and ease o set up, stability, and versatility. This thingy is easily gonna be the one everyone fights for.

I'm a mom of two and my kids are always wanting to be outside, constantly. Whether its in our backyard, camping, going to parks, you name it, they want to be outside. I love hammocks but our old stand had almost a million pieces and always took forever to put together and setup. Not fun when you're also trying to stop your kids from climbing trees or eating dirt. I've also tried the fold up camping chairs but those are more for making s'mores than actual relaxing. This stand is a total lifesaver. It literally pop opens in seconds, clicks into place and feels super sturdy, no wobbling at all! I can fully chill in it, even with my toddler crawling inside for snuggles. I've even had people at the park ask where I got this. The stand does have some weight to it but compared to holding 2 kids, it weighs about the same. Super easy to use and super safe, even when my kids are climbing inside whether I'm in it or not. Not to mention, it holds my hammock very securely without it ever loosening up too much. Functions as it should too. 10/10 would highly recommend!

Saw this in a video from The Travel Tool Kit a while back and couldn't stop thinking about the design. I ended up doing some serious homework-watched pretty much every review and read through tons of customer feedback before finally pulling the trigger. Yeah, it's over $300, which is definitely steep compared to a regular hammock, but honestly? It saves me from constantly hunting for the perfect trees and struggling with setup.Totally changes the experience.I've used it a few times now-once by a lake, once in my backyard-and setup is way faster than I expected.The frame locks in nicely and feels sturdy once it's up. The canopy gives decent shade, which came in handy on a sunny day. Only thing is, installing the canopy takes a bit more time, and it's not super intuitive at first. Took me a couple tries to get it down.It's not lightweight by any means-so don't expect to take it on a long hike.But for car camping, beach days, or just lounging in open areas without trees, it works really well. All in all, it's a smart, well-designed system with a few minor quirks, but nothing that’s a deal breaker.

The hammock settings don’t work for me. I’m 5’4”. The settings are either too low and I hit my body on the bar or too high where I’m not tall enough to get into the hammock well. I needed an inbetween setting.Chair setting: I wanted to use it as a chair but the fabric hurts the bottom of my legs when I sit in it. In the pictures, the back can go up at the top of the persons head but I felt it was not the case. There was a lot of fabric that wasn’t tight so I had to lay down no matter what. I couldn’t get it to be tight above the head so no matter what I had to lay down.The hammock bars and setup: these are amazing and they are correct, it sets up in only a few seconds. I did feel it was heavy but at the same time it’s sturdy.The idea is great and I was hoping it would work for me.

If you have a hammock, this is the best hammock stand ever! It is lightweight and so very easy to put together and later move when needed. We use this at our campsite and it's great because it works on uneven terrain and will fold up into it's carrying pouch easily.

What a useless piece of garbage. After spending 30 min. getting it out of the bag without cutting the shoulder strap which cannot be separated, I erected a hammock stand for a child. My adult sized hammock was literally on the ground when attached to this heavy piece of junk. Great camping gear for very strong dwarfs but not for me

Bought this as a gift for my husband. He loves it as does everyone who sees it. This is so easy to set up and take down and light enough to carry. Holds both of us if we want to sit in it together. It is very comfortable. You can also order a cup/phone/keys holder that clips on.

have one of those big, bulky hammock stands in my backyard, but it pretty much stayed in my backyard because it was such a pain to move. It was sturdy, but if I ever wanted to take it anywhere, forget about it. So, I decided to try my hand at DIYing something more portable and lightweight. I built a few stands with pipes, tubes, and even wood, but none of them really worked out. Either they weren't sturdy enough to support my weight (I’m 6’3” and 215 lbs), or they were technically stable but still a hassle to set up, often requiring another person's help.I first noticed the anymaka hammock stand on Kickstarter and just recently decided to add it to my collection. The whole ‘sets up in 3 seconds and folds down compactly’ thing is brilliant. I have tried anymaka in my backyard yesterday, and so far, it’s pretty good - very quick to set up the stand and hang the hammock. I'm not a big fan of their canopy, not as easy as other components. The packed bag fits my car, so I'll be taking it camping next week.I usually prefer to hang with my feet in the air instead of fully wrapping myself, so the width is okay for me. When I pull my feet in, it can feel a little bit uncomfortable, but it’s still much better compared to other wobbling stands I’ve tried.