Hammock ripped, what fabric to try next?

[Insaniac99]

I had a huge table cloth hammock that I would take to events for the children to play in and adults to relax in (sometimes both at the same time) at the most recent event we got 4 kids and an adult in there, which I estimate to be ~425lbs, and the fabric started ripping.

Everyone got out before they were dumped on the ground, but now I am on the search for a hammock fabric that will take that weight easily and ask for more.

Does anyone have good (preferably inexpensive) suggestions?

[JKDmoo]

Double table cloth hammock? I used this with success for a while with 300+ lbs in it.

[CountryRoads]

1.9 or double 1.1 ripstop? I'm guessing you've thought of that considering your DIY hammock and tarp setup...

[opie]

Double layer Argon. You already know how it feels and I feel fine in a single layer (250#)

[boulderv7]

If you want super durable I would go with a double layer tablecloth or similar material, maybe even heavier weight fabric. Kids playing in it adds a lot of dynamic forces not typically involved in the lifespan of a normal hammock.

[Zilla]

I had a huge table cloth hammock that I would take to events for the children to play in and adults to relax in (sometimes both at the same time) at the most recent event we got 4 kids and an adult in there, which I estimate to be ~425lbs, and the fabric started ripping.

Everyone got out before they were dumped on the ground, but now I am on the search for a hammock fabric that will take that weight easily and ask for more.

Does anyone have good (preferably inexpensive) suggestions?

I have a Dream hammock Freebird, single layer made from the new Hyper D 1.6 oz and i'm pushing 412 lbs and so far it holds me just fine, have had about 4-5 hours of napping in it without any issues to date., i amagine a double layer of this would hold the whole family, but that's just a guess.