$6 eBay Hammock

Anyone have any experience with such a thing? I am not expecting it to be great or anything. I own a WBBB & an ENO ProNest. I'm just curious what you get for $6. I almost bought one to check it but figured I'd check here 1st.

Does anyone have any experience with something like this?
http://www.ebay.com/itm/Hang-Hammock...item1e66e260b3

Wondering it it is worth anything as an ultra-cheap hammock.

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Stumbled across this too, only $30. Claims to weight about 26 oz which isn't too bad for $44. Although the way the netting is pulled up by center pull-out looks like a total pain.
http://www.ebay.com/itm/HAMMOCK-AND-...item45fd010260

Any thoughts?
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Thanks,
Sean

its like a fish net. when i would get out you could play checkers on my back. the kids loved it and played with it all summer. this was years ago, but the same hammock.

A friend of mine has one of these for backyard lounging.
It's never appealed to me, as I can't see it being overly pleasant for 2 main reasons:
1) the fishnet effect as mentioned by Kayak Karl
2) your entire underside is exposed! A nylon hammock may not provide the greatest protection/insulation in the world, but how much worse would be a ton of open holes? More over, the mosquito effect would be hell!

Another friend of mine had a $20 rope hammock that had spreader bars built on to it, he used it for a few hangs while trying to track down a cheap nylon hammock. He did find it comfortable, but watching him go through the heartache of constantly having to untangle it when setting up, and the timely pack-away procedure, I fail to see any reason anyone would ever want one.

Spend your money elsewhere. There are better options out there.

The second hammock doesn't look too bad though.

EDIT: Take that back. It's 7'4" long.

Carried one of the net hammocks for a couple years, as a camp chair and gear hammock. I think it was used for a night or two during summer months. They are what they are, and yes they do tangle.

I found the best use was during the winter months as a gear hammock keeping things out of the snow and mud. Might make a huge tree hugger ;)