ENO DoubleNest Hammock

- Best for:
- A durable, roomy, easy-to-deploy lounge hammock for car camping, festivals, parks and casual trips; pairs well with ENO accessories for added versatility.
- Skip it if you want:
- Dedicated overnight hammock sleepers (especially tall users seeking a flat lay), ultralight backpacking where every ounce/pack volume matters, or buyers expecting a complete sleep system out of the box (suspension/straps not included).
Main tradeoff: Suspension/straps are not included
Before you buy
Why it works
- Very easy and fast to set upPublished reviews
- Roomy width (≈76 in) and comfortable for lounging; often works for many body typesPublished reviews
- Durable construction with triple-stitched seams and robust anchorsPublished reviews
- Packs down small into an integrated stuff sack for easy daypack carryPublished reviews
Tradeoffs
- Suspension/straps are not includedPublished reviews
- Not ideal for two people to sleep in overnight (gravity pushes occupants together)GearJunkie
- Heavier/bulkier than backpacking-optimized hammocksTreeline Review
- Length/geometry can be uncomfortable for tall users seeking a flat overnight layOwner reviews
Details
About the ENO DoubleNest Hammock
Two-person camping hammock made from breathable 70-denier nylon with triple-stitched seams and aluminum wiregate carabiners. Packs down to about the size of a grapefruit and holds up to 400 lbs.
Specifications
- Weight
- 1.2 lb (19 oz)
- Packed size
- 6 x 4 x 5 inches
- Materials
- FreeWave 70D nylon taffeta; anodized 7075 aluminum hardware
- Changes from the last model
- Current listings emphasize FreeWave fabric, a crinkle treatment, and refreshed hardware (updated cordlock/side-release buckle and designed carabiners).
Questions (6)
- Is it worth the price over cheaper alternatives?
- For frequent casual campers and loungers, the DoubleNest's durable triple-stitched construction, compact pack size and large accessory ecosystem justify the premium over very cheap hammocks; if you need ultralight carry or a full sleep system out of the box, cheaper or more specialized options may be better.
- How does it hold up long-term?
- Editorial reviews call out robust construction (triple stitching, solid anchors) and community threads include long-life anecdotes; retailer reviews include some QC complaints (e.g., color fading) but overall sentiment emphasizes durability.
- What size/capacity should I get?
- The DoubleNest is specified for a 400 lb load capacity and measures roughly 9'6" x 6'4" (114 x 76 in); choose based on whether you prioritize lounging width or longer overnight lay (taller sleepers may prefer longer, 11–12 ft options).
- Can it handle rain/night sleeping?
- The hammock body is not a waterproof shelter; you'll need a separate tarp/rainfly and underquilt or pad for cold/wet nights—fabric is fast-drying but not seam-sealed for sustained heavy rain.
- How do I clean and maintain it?
- Rinse or spot-clean with mild soap, dry completely before storage, inspect carabiners/cordage and stitched anchors regularly, and avoid exposure to campfire embers or abrasive surfaces.
- What's included in the box?
- The hammock body and integrated stuff sack are included; suspension/straps and shelter accessories (tarps, bug nets, underquilts) are sold separately.
Care and warranty
Care
- Store dry; dry thoroughly before long-term storage to prevent mildew
- Inspect carabiners, cordage and triple-stitched anchors periodically
- Avoid exposure to campfire embers or abrasive surfaces; respect the 400 lb weight limit
What tends to wear out
- attachment/hardware wear or damage if not inspected regularly
- fabric damage from heat/embers when exposed to campfire sparks
- color fading reported in some retailer reviews
Durability
- Multiple editorial reviews call out triple-stitched seams and strong anchors as durability positives
- Forum anecdote claiming 15+ years of use (single anecdote) appears in community threads
Warranty
Manufacturer warranty commonly listed as 2 years; Treeline and Backcountry reference a 2-year warranty, though detailed user reports on claim processing speed are limited in the consulted sources.
Sources
“Best Classic Everyday Double.”
“A sturdy, simple, classic gathered-end hammock that's easy to deploy.”
“Ranked as the best all-around hammock.”
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Last updated September 13, 2026
