Which hammock is right for you?
Three hammocks. Three very different situations. Here's the honest breakdown, so you get the right one first time.
Here's the honest breakdown...
KURA - £44.99 - When you're not camping, you're living No bug net. No rain fly. No faff. The KURA is the hammock you grab for the garden, the park, the festival, or the boot of the car. Triple-stitched parachute nylon, seriously overbuilt carabiners (2,248lb rated), and straps with 12 loops for dialling in exactly the hang angle you want. Single sized (140×270cm) for solo lounging.
Get the KURA if: you want something to hang outside without any camping setup. Don't get the KURA if: you're sleeping outdoors overnight - see the EYRIE.
EYRIE — £74.99 — Everything you need, nothing you don't Total system weight: 980g. That's the hammock, integrated bug net, rain fly, straps, and carabiners all in one bag. The EYRIE is for overnight trips where weight and packability matter. It sets up in under 10 minutes, fits comfortably up to around 185cm, and the bug net seals you in completely. The rain fly handles standard to moderate rain (PU2000). The honest limit: the rain fly covers the hammock but won't fully shelter you from prolonged sideways rain. For that, see the SVALA.
Get the EYRIE if: you're backpacking, doing your first overnight, or want one bag that does everything. Don't get the EYRIE if: you're over 185cm or regularly camping in heavy rain.
FJELL — £199.99 — Live out The FJELL is not a hammock. It's a suspended tent. Aircraft-grade aluminium poles hold a full tunnel structure open above you, like a proper tent, between two trees. PU3000 rainfly above. 1000mm waterproof base below. Sealed in from insects, rain, wind, and the ground, from every direction. This is not the hammock to start with. It's the one you graduate to.
Get the FJELL if: you camp in serious weather, want the best outdoor sleep available, or you're ready to go beyond a standard hammock setup.
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In a rush? Here it is:
→ Not camping overnight → KURA
→ Backpacking or first overnight trip → EYRIE
→ Tall, base camp, or serious British weather → FJELL
Still not sure? Email info@wildnhaus.com - we'll tell you straight.