Eno SkyLoft Hammock
Quick Verdict
Solo lounging, backyard use, car camping, festivals and tall/heavier solo sleepers who want a flat, bed-like lay
Ultralight backpacking, sharing with a partner (double use), winter or insect-heavy backcountry trips without additional gear
Key Specifications
About This Gear
The Eno SkyLoft Hammock takes relaxation to a new level with its spacious and comfortable design. It's also durable and easy to set up. Its bulkier size might not suit minimalist campers, however.
Pros & Cons
Synthesized from expert reviews and user feedback
What People Love
7 positive findingsExceptional comfort and a flat, cot-like lay thanks to aluminum spreader bars
Most reviewersTwo-position toggle system for distinct 'relax' (lounging) and 'sleep' (flat) modes
Most reviewersDurable, quick-drying NewWave nylon (140D) fabric that resists abrasion
Most reviewersFast, foolproof setup with included poles and carabiners; few minutes to assemble
Most reviewers
Things to Consider
7 considerationsBulky and heavy compared with typical camping hammocks (≈42–46 oz), impractical for backpacking
Most reviewersLimited to solo use: 250 lb capacity and ~3' width make it unsuitable as a double hammock
Most reviewersNo suspension straps or integrated bug-net included; must buy accessories separately
Most reviewersRequires a wider-than-standard tarp/rainfly to fully cover the spreader-bar footprint in rain
Some reviewers
Weather & Conditions
How this gear performs across different environments and seasons
Temperature Range
Performs best in moderate temperatures; below ~50°F requires underquilt/insulation; not a cold-weather shelter
Weather Performance
Climate Suitability
Excels In
- mild rain when paired with a large tarp
- moderate temperatures
- coastal and warm-weather lounging
Limitations
- not recommended for winter camping
- requires a generous rainfly to stay dry in rain
- can be unstable in strong gusts; site selection and low hang recommended
What People Are Saying
Aggregated insights from expert reviews and user feedback
Users overwhelmingly praise the SkyLoft for plush, bed-like comfort, easy setup, and durability; criticisms focus on weight, solo-only capacity, lack of included straps/net, and price.
What Users Love
- easy setup
- durable fabric
- flat, comfortable lay
- quick-drying ventilation
Common Concerns
- heavy/bulky for backpacking
- not suitable for two people
- no straps or bug net included
- can be tippy when side-sitting
- pricey relative to simpler hammocks
- No widespread failures reported; 140D fabric resists abrasion in testing
- Shock-cord inside spreader bars can lose tension over years and may need re-threading or replacement
True to its intended solo fit: roomy/long for tall users but not wide enough for comfortable two-person use
2-year HangTough limited warranty; community reports generally responsive support and available repairs
Expert Reviews
The SkyLoft is a supremely comfortable day-use hammock with an easy setup and soft, durable fabricRead full review →
If you’re tired of the cramped position of most camping hammocks... ENO’s $130 SkyLoft merits a look. It’s quick to deploy, super comfortable to lounge or snooze inRead full review →
Comfort, roomy feel, great for broad shoulders, and excellent hot-weather ventilationRead full review →
Care & Maintenance
Keep your gear performing at its best with these tips
Maintenance Tips
Keep it in top condition- hand-wash with mild soap, rinse and air-dry fully before storing
- store dry and out of prolonged sun exposure to protect fabric
- inspect spreader-bar cord and seams regularly and re-tension/replace cord as needed
Watch Out For
Known issues to monitor- shock-cord in spreader bars can lose tension over time
- damage from overloading or stepping on bars (dent/warp)
- tears from sharp snags if abused
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Frequently Asked Questions
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