I'm looking to fit two people into this hammock, total weight of 320 lbs. is there any way to do this without ripping apart the hammock?
899402
I weight 300 and use this hammock. It might or might not hold, but in any case because of the design of the hammock one would ultimately end up on top of the other. Maybe that's your preference....
1663273
this is a good question. when I first put mine together I didn't realize that it could be adjusted. the hammock I had was all but touching the ground. so what did I do? I went out and bought another one. (stupid me) when I put the second one on that is when I realized that it is adjustable. play around with it and see how it adjusts.
1514972
I would say that this product would not be suited for that use. The frame appears to be fully proprietary, and the build materials (in particular the joints) does not appear to be up to par for two person use. The frame comes with a "hammock" that is much more like a cot. That black sheet looking object in the picture is where you would lie down. The hammock has metal chains that hook directly to the outer legs and supports the hammock. I would also like to note that the weight limit (the product description is way off) seems ill suited for two person use.If you already have a hammock I would suggest one of the heavy duty hammock frames also sold on Amazon.com. I would say that this product would not be suited for that use. The frame appears to be fully proprietary, and the build materials (in particular the joints) does not appear to be up to par for two person use. The frame comes with a "hammock" that is much more like a cot. That black sheet looking object in the picture is where you would lie down. The hammock has metal chains that hook directly to the outer legs and supports the hammock. I would also like to note that the weight limit (the product description is way off) seems ill suited for two... » Read More I would say that this product would not be suited for that use. The frame appears to be fully proprietary, and the build materials (in particular the joints) does not appear to be up to par for two person use. The frame comes with a "hammock" that is much more like a cot. That black sheet looking object in the picture is where you would lie down. The hammock has metal chains that hook directly to the outer legs and supports the hammock. I would also like to note that the weight limit (the product description is way off) seems ill suited for two person use.If you already have a hammock I would suggest one of the heavy duty hammock frames also sold on Amazon.com. « Show Less
79863
We used a 3/8 inch I bolt and a heavy duty caribiner to attach the hammock to the I bolt. It has worked very well for us. Would definitely purchase another one. Hope this helps.
1091294
I have to buy a new hammock that is much heavier to give me stability. I had the same problem so I experimented. The higher/tighter you make the hammock you flip. You guessed it it is situated close to the ground. I wish this company would give us credit for a real hammock.
127624
We have put up to 385 lbs on ours and I was more worried about my hammock giving out than the tree straps. They are very sturdy! You might also be interested to know that they stand up to all weather conditions and still perform just as well. We left ours on the trees through a harsh 6 month winter and they are just as strong as they were last summer when they were brand new.
1113778
The frame does not adjust. The only option would be to add length to the chains on the hammock.
149526
Easily! I have two 15 pounders (and still growing) and they've curled up together in there together. What's hysterical is to see them together in the hammock.
94998
I recommend getting a tarp now with your hammock because you can never predict when you will need it. It's one of those "its better to have it and not need it than need it and not have it", I have used mine when i did not expect it and there are many other uses for it as well.
1032732
I weigh 210 and have no problems. The Hammocks center rail is very sturdy, but it is a softwood, so take that into consideration.
333104
No it's not a standard size hammock. It's about half the size of a twin bed. Frame is flimsy and,at best, I'd not recommend above 200 pounds.
1208660
I do not remember on packing....but the hammock was outside since I thought it was made for this and it totally ripped through when my husband and I were sitting on it. We are not overweight. So.......I liked it but didn't last as long as it should have for the money I spent on it. I will look at the Eno if I order a new one. Thanks!
1300294
This stand does not support a two person hammock as advertised. A two person hammock will be on the rings with no opportunity to tighten....it will be on the final link and still dragging the ground. Buy a fifteen foot.
679527
Hi-The hammock seems designed for one person-at-a-time use. The user of our purchase is about 175 pounds and nearly 6', and while he is comfortable, I can't picture another person on the hammock with him. I hope this helps.
557526
The hammock actually packs into a bag that is smaller than my sleeping bag - in fact, I often forget what I have that packs up that size; You should be able to pack it even tighter - my Rheumatoid keeps me from folding/rolling it too tightly
914716
Actually, laying on a hammock at a diagonal is the correct way to do it. This ensures you are comfortable and flat, instead of squeezed into a curve and swallowed up by the sides of the hammock.
2284112
This Hammock is the BEST hammock I have ever used. I have a friend who's close to 300. No problems at all.