Anyone know anything about ENOS hammocks?

[injun51]

I was looking at one today and was wondering if anyone could give me any info on these. I have been looking for a lightweight well constructed hammock for backcounrty hanging. I have a Claytor Jungle Hammock and was wondering how they match up performence wise. I was a little sceptical about the weight limit on such a lightweight hammock. The bag said it could hold 400lbs at only 18 ounces. Wanted to know if this is a true weight limit or not. Thanks for your help folks.

[Roadrunnr72]

I have an ENO single, alot use the double. It was my first hammock, no regrets. Light weight, nice fabric. I don't know about the 400lbs. I am 227lbs. and had my daughter in it with me, she's about 55lbs. That was just lounging around in the yard, wouldn't try overnight with 2 in it, just not enough room. I can NOT compare it to the Claytor Jungle, as to not ever using or seeing 1. I did remove the carabiners and use whoopie slings with a larkshead to the factory rope.

[opie]

I've had about 385 in an ENO double. Held fine, bent my poles.

ENO hammocks are nice hammocks.

[Danvandanne]

I have had over 390 in my ENO DN and everything held strong except for the stretchy slapstraps. I love using my DN for everything from backcountry camping to relaxing in my yard.

-Dan

[Roadrunnr72]

WOW, you two sure have a lot of friends--385 and 390

[Timberrr]

385?!.... 390?!!!....
Wow, when you guys say you have a big date you mean you have a BIG date...

We use ENO DN's and love 'em!

[opie]

It was me and both my kids.... I thought I had a picture....

[gunner76]

I weight 290 and my ENO DN holds me just fine

[opie]

Here it is...



And what it did to my poles...

[peanuts]

i still use my eno, its my only hammock, and its 10 yo!!! love it