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Hammock Bliss Sky Bed Bug Free - Insect Free Hanging Tent That Hangs Like A Hammock But Sleeps Like A Bed - Unique Asymmetrical Design Creates An Amazing Lay Flat Camping Hammock Sleeping Experience

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Condition
New
Color
Sky Bed Bug Free
Dimensions
125"L x 53"W
Weight
1.8 lb
Material
Ripstop Nylon & No See Um Mesh
Folded Size
125 x 53 in

Features 5

  • Enjoy a Bed-Like Sleeping Space: Sky Bed Bug Free is a fully patented, asymmetrical backpacking hammock with an integrated sleeve for your inflatable sleeping pad. Create a flat, warm, and comfortable elevated bed in this amazing tent hammock.
  • No Bugs to Distract Your Sleep: Our hammock bug net features 2100 holes psi so you can enjoy an insect-free rest no more sandflies, gnats, mosquitos, and no-see-ums. Our specially designed hammock mosquito net features incredible structural integrity, making it both tear and abrasion resistant.
  • Set Up Your Tree Hammock with Ease: This portable hammock features a 100" / 250 cm of 6mm climbing rope per side integrated suspension system and 100 / 250 cm of 3mm cord per side of integrated netting suspension for easy setup.
  • Hang Out Without Worries: Enjoy hammock camping with our secure hanging tents for camping that are strength-tested to 350 lbs / 160 kg. With our quality YKK double-pull zippers, enter and exit your hammock quickly and easily.

Description

The Sky Bed Bug Free features a unique asymmetrical design that allows for an amazingly flat & comfortable sleeping space. This camping hammock with netting is made of durable ripstop material with an integrated parachute silver sleeve for your inflatable pad. Our specially formulated tear & abrasion-resistant hammock mosquito net features no-see-um mesh with 2100 holes psi to keep out sandflies, fleas, gnats, pesky mosquitoes & no-see-ums. Rest in complete bug-free comfort. This backpacking hammock’s integrated sleeve is designed to fit a standard-sized inflatable sleeping pad adding rigidity & insulation to provide a bed-like sleeping experience. *Inflatable Pad Is Not Included with The Sky Bed Bug Free Lay back, let go & relax in Hammock Bliss. Our tree hammocks for camping are designed to be compact, lightweight & accessible for all lovers of the outdoors. We aim to give you the most blissful experience possible, no matter where your adventure takes you. Insert your sleeping pad. Pull pad to the end of the sleeve using the opening at the closed end of the sleeve. Place pad so that the air valve is at the open side of the sleeve for easy adjustment. Inflate your pad inside the sleeve once it is in place. Secure inflated pad in place using silver fold-over flap. Tie your hammock to 2 trees that are 11”–13” (3 to 4 meters) apart. Use tree straps to help increase your hanging span, protect the trees & more easily secure your hammock. Find the perfect tension. Loosen it for softer tension & tighten for a little flatter setup. Do not over-tighten. Enter by sitting near the middle, then rotate to lie down. Center your body on the silver sleeve & close the YKK zippers to complete your bug-free zone. Store your Sky Bed Bug Free in the attached travel bag. You can also deflate your inflatable pad still inside the silver sleeve & roll the pad & hammock together to store as a single unit. Avoid sharp objects, wearing shoes & prolonged exposure to the sun.

Specs 18

Material Ripstop Nylon & No See Um Mesh
Color Sky Bed Bug Free
Brand Hammock Bliss
Product Dimensions 125"L x 53"W
Maximum Weight Recommendation 350 pounds
Brand Name Hammock Bliss
Number of Items 1
UPC 784319117764

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Top Amazon Reviews

Very nice hammock, good build quality, good price!
Color: Sky Bed Bug Free
Review Image by skullmann
Review Image by skullmann
This is a good quality, moderately priced hammock with lots of useful features. I love hammock camping and I sleep like a baby in this thing. What a joy not to have aches and pains in the morning! I have lots of "legacy" pads, to include Thermarest self-inflating pads and the Thermarest Solstice (closed cell with aluminized surface) that fit the sleeve, and all provide structure to the hammock and define the sleeping area. I didn't particularly care for the included rope and quickly and easily switch out to a strap/cinch buckle system. I paired this hammock with a 9 foot Noah's Tarp and now have a solid summer system, and confidence to take even take this system into Spring/Fall. I've modified my hammock to include an adjustable structural ridge line (which works great to hold the netting up, to get the proper hang angle, and to provide a structure from which to hang mesh bags for storage). I've also added a suspension system consisting of cinch buckles and cargo straps. Recommended! I see some new features have been added for 2015 (additional gear loops and pockets) that I'm sure improve the system. Might have to find a reason to buy a new one! ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on June 17, 2015 by skullmann
Love it!
Color: Sky Bed Bug Free
I've tried many different hammocks, searching for the perfect backpacking hammock to use in the Uintah Mountains near where I live. The asymmetrical design with the built-in sleeve for a sleeping pad makes this hammock more comfortable than other, more expensive hammocks. The material isn't as robust as my Clark Jungle Hammocks (I have two), and it lacks some of the cool features of other hammocks, but its comfort and affordability make it hard to beat. I can even sleep on my side without having to curl up in a ball. The combination of the asymmetrical cut with the pad essentially eliminates the uncomfortable calf/knee pressure line, and a good pad eliminates the need for an underblanket. Add an underblanket, this would easily work as a 4-season hammock. It has not failed me, but I can tell that it is not as durable as the Clark Jungle Hammock material (also not as heavy, though). My ideal would be to marry the quality of the Clark materials, add about 6 inches of length (and corresponding asymmetrical design length), provide an option for hoops, and underpockets accessible from inside the hammock, and this would be the gold standard of backpacking hammocks. Now, when I take a sleeping back cover / bivy, its only for the possibility of not finding suitable live trees (the forest is ravaged by the pine beetle), and not because I need a break from sleeping in the hammock. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on February 12, 2020 by John V. Coy
NO it does NOT lay flat. absolutely not.
Color: Sky Bed Bug Free
I hesitate to give such a bad review on this product- simply because IF it worked the way they claimed, it would be amazing. The quality of the hammock is great, the zipper works great, and I can tell the netting is going to do the trick- BUT. I do not see, in any way, how this hammock lays flat no matter what I do to adjust it. Once I have the pad in, it's honestly just a pad running diagonally through my back. There is absolutely no way to lay diagonal once I have this hammock up- and it's laughable, really- that anyone has been able to make it work that way. I am overwhelmed with two feelings about this- anger on the side that I spent $100 for a regular mosquito net hammock... and on the other hand- humility- because trying to make it work literally had me falling over laughing. This thing does NOT work the way they say. Prove me wrong. Tell me what I'm doing incorrectly. I may make a video and post to youtube because it is so obviously not going to work it's almost funny. Almost. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on April 16, 2018 by Boarderbabe
Very good camping hammock
Color: Sky Bed Bug Free
Not sure how to proceed with this review, I guess that the hammock itself worked great. I used it during a camping excursion in the backwoods of Alaska. This kept me up off the ground and it was reasonably comfortable once I had it set up properly. The key is to use the proper mattress pad and I used the Outdoorsman Lab Lightweight Self Inflating Sleeping Pad. This pad fits properly in the hammock sleeve, and provides a layer of insulation that keeps you comfortable, I'm sure other pads would work just as well. The set up was quick and easy using the hammock straps. Mack sure to use an awning that is larger than the hammock, I used a 9' awning that covered the entire hammock but some rain did get past the awning from an angle one night, no big deal. Where I have the problem with the review, is that when I received the hammock there was a manufacturer's defect. The netting had a bad stick on one side and it was not attached to the hammock for about 2" of the seam. Now the manufacturer did make it right, they offered to replace the hammock, but since I needed it fairly soon they had me stitch the non-structural seam myself and they provided me with hammock straps free of charge. That was my choice and I have nothing bad to say about their customer service. I just have to question the quality control if that was allowed to get out the warehouse door. I fully recommend the hammock, I am larger, 6'2" and 275lbs, and this was comfortable and strong. Just make sure to check the hammock when you receive it. First thing you should do is take it outside and set it up when you receive it. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on September 6, 2018 by Amazon Customer
Love this style, but be sure to purchase their newest model!
Color: Sky Bed Bug Free
Last summer I first purchased this product through my prime, having it shipped through Amazon and Amazon sent me a "defective" one. I contacted the company right away and I was told that the problem was with the hammocks Amazon had, that it was a bad batch, but if while buying it on amazon I picked hammock bliss as the vender I would get one that was from a better batch. The company exchanged the broken one for one they claimed to have tested. I thought all would be good. It was last fall, I used it a lot then. But a few days before forth of July weekend I went out to look through my gear and set things up before I took things out camping after stuff having been in storage sense last fall and found another rip in the netting! I contacted Hammock Bliss. They were very apologetic and asked me to send pictures of the tear and the netting. Apparently they have updated the netting so it's in three sections and constructed in a way that is harder to rip. After a few emails and pictures sent, they saw I did indeed have the older model with one big section of netting, not three and I quickly received a replacement hammock in the mail. I gotta say, this new one really does seem stronger and better constructed. Keep in mind, if your going to buy this product I would highly recommend trying to get the newer version. I don't know if the ones in the Amazon warehouse are the old kind or newer model. It might be best to choose hammock bliss as the vendor, they might be the most likely to have the newest model. Your call. You can always email them and ask at [email protected]. They have awesome response time and are friendly, down to earth folk! I should tell you my Sky Bed without netting is on the front porch permanently, and I have nothing but good things to say about the design of the hammock itself. I love the asymmetric lay and the sleeve for putting a camping pad in. I got the one with the netting, after falling in love with the original Sky Bed, because I wanted it for camping up north and hanging out back with my dogs. I sleep in the one on the front porch regularly, which is how I knew I already loved this style of hammock, so I just needed another to keep the bugs out and protect me from the squirrels throwing black walnuts from the tree above! I loved it so much, when it did its job, and could not wait to take it to camp in. I'm gonna test this new one in the backyard a lot before I trust it with the up north bugs! Oh, one more thing. I am disabled and find sleeping in a hammock to be the only way I can sleep without pain. But, after using an ENO Double and a Hennessy, I gotta say HB's asym style with the slot for my camping pad is the magic that makes hammock camping really work for my body. And a big plus, I never get too cold underneath cause of the pad. Also, getting in and out of this one is so much easier in so many ways compared to any other hammocks, including the bottom entrance my Hennessy allows, I just don't even want to bother laying in anything other than one of these. I highly recommend this style of hammock, especially if you deal with pain issues that sleeping on a bed can make worse. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on October 6, 2014 by Ely Gale
Lack of Instructions is Frustrating
Color: Sky Bed Bug Free
Specifically, this review is for the "New Improved for 2015" Hammock Bliss Sky Bed. This seems like a good hammock. I won't go into the details of its features because you can find that anywhere. I wanted to comment on the lack of information for setting up this hammock. The hammock comes with a small information card which basically just tells you how far apart the trees should be. I seriously searched for hours on how to hang this thing. Having no prior hammock knowledge, I was floundering. Videos that I found did not specifically talk about the sky bed. There are strings everywhere on this thing. Obvious cord for hanging (but HOW to hang those double strings???). Strings coming out of the bug net. Yellow loops on both the inside and the outside of the bug net having no obvious purpose (I'm sure there IS a purpose; I just don't know what it is). I finally stumbled upon information on how to hang the hammock when I clicked on a video about the hammock bliss tree straps (which I don't have and which don't come with this hammock). But at least that video showed how to tie the main cords. Most of the videos on the Hammock Bliss website are just a guy at a trade show talking about the features of the hammocks. Actual instruction is scarce. I am frustrated with the lack of actual directions on how to hang the hammock. You cannot use it without at least some prior knowledge of knots or a willingness to go on an extensive internet search watching video after useless video until you find what you need. Now that I know, it will be easy to set up. Well, except for the part where I still have no idea what all those yellow loops are for. But if I were just trying to hang this up using just the information card included with the hammock, I would not be successful. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on July 16, 2015 by JAA
With a fiber top quilt this works great! It is also more comfortable (and lighter) than ...
Color: Sky Bed Bug Free
I got this hammock because of the pad sleeve. I use an insulated ultralight air bed in the sleeve for insulation and the possibility that I may arrive in a place without any trees and be forced to go to ground. I got it for kayaking and wanted a system that could stand up to the wet environment of water travel in the Pacific Northwest. Down under quilts don't do well around saltwater but the air mattress is impervious to wet. I use the air mattress because it's got four inches of loft for my creaky frame but a foam pad would work for a younger traveler. With a fiber top quilt, this works great! It is also more comfortable (and lighter) than my other major brand hammocks so I use it for hiking now also. I replaced the line that came with it with Dyneema whoopie slings and made a couple of soft shackles out of the extra line for a very lightweight and quick setup. It's a couple of years later and I still love the Hammock Bliss sky Bed Bug Free. The 20-inch pad is a little narrow around my shoulder area so I take a little foam sitz-pad to bed to put under my shoulder and problem solved. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on March 11, 2017 by Christopher Collins
You have to get the right pad to really appreciate this hammock
Color: Sky Bed Bug Free
I had an Eno but moved up to this hammock. It is heavier than the Eno but I like the fact that the bug screen is integrated into the bag rather than a separate accessory on the Eno. I also like the lay (flat) better. THE KEY TO THIS HAMMOCK IS GETTING THE RIGHT PAD! I first tried a Klymit Inertia Ozone because of how light it was. Then I tried my old Thermarest 3/4 inch. Then I found what for me was the perfect pad for this hammock - the Vaude Norrsken. The problems with the Ozone and the Thermarest were that they were difficult to insert into the pad slip and the outside corners of the hammock 'turned up' which ultimately shifted me more to a center position. The VN pad is easier to get into the slip and does not allow the hammock to curl up on the corners nearly as much - I agree with another reviewer that this is probably because the VN air cells are arranged lengthwise rather than across. The VN is heavier than I would like but for me a good nights sleep makes up for the extra weight. The VN also compresses enough to allow me to leave the pad in the hammock and still be able to use my snake skins. Before finding the right pad my expectations for this hammock were not fully met - now they are. It would be nice if Hammock Bliss would provide a list of pads that are known to work great with their hammocks or at least private label a pad. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on September 12, 2016 by Amazon Customer
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