In-depth review
Covacure Camping Hammock Double Review (2027)
Research review of the Covacure double hammock: 114.2 by 55 in body, integrated mosquito net, tree straps included, and a 772 lb rating.
Covacure Camping Hammock Double with Mosquito Net, Dark Green
A budget double with a built-in mosquito net and straps in the box.
Our verdict
The Covacure is the starter kit done right: a true double body, an integrated mosquito net, and straps, stakes, and carabiners all in the box at a budget price. Its limits are equally clear. The fabric is thin, published lab testing found mosquitoes can bite through the bottom, and there is no rainfly. As a fair-weather first hammock, it earns its place; as a wet-weather shelter, it does not pretend to be one.
What we like
- Integrated mosquito net on a full double body, 114.2 by 55 in
- Two 10 ft tree straps, carabiners, stakes, and bungee cord included
- 772 lb rated capacity is generous for two loungers
- Packs to 1.8 lb, light enough for casual backpacking
What to watch out for
- Thin fabric; published lab testing found bites can reach through the bottom
- No rainfly included, so wet weather needs a separate tarp
- Net support lines take a little practice to tension evenly
What owners report: Covacure Camping Hammock Double with Mosquito Net, Dark Green
Synthesized from recurring themes in long-term owner feedback.
Most praised
- A built in mosquito net on a double body at a starter price is hard to argue with
- Long tree straps, stakes, and bungee arriving in the kit cover the first hang completely
- The light packed weight makes it an easy toss in pack for casual overnighters
Common complaints
- Thin bottom fabric has let biting insects reach through in lab style testing, so a pad or liner helps
- Rain means rigging a separate tarp because no fly ships in the kit
- Getting the net support lines tensioned evenly takes a few practice hangs
Who it is for
Beginners and casual campers who want a netted double for dry weekends. Not for rain-prone trips without a separate tarp.
What is in the box
Everything a first hang needs: the 114.2 by 55 in double body, an integrated mosquito net, two 10 ft tree straps, carabiners, aluminum stakes, and a bungee cord for the net lines. Most budget hammocks make the straps a second purchase; Covacure includes them, which is why the kit works for beginners on day one.
Size, weight, and capacity
At 1.8 lb the kit is light enough to throw in a pack for casual overnight trips, and the 772 lb rated capacity is the highest figure in this guide. Ratings that high should be read as a safety ceiling rather than an invitation, but for two loungers the margin is comfortable.
The honest weaknesses
The 210T parachute nylon is thin, and OutdoorGearLab's testing flagged that mosquitoes can bite through the underside where a sleeper's weight presses fabric against skin. An underquilt or pad solves it, but buyers should know. There is also no rainfly, so this is a fair-weather and bug-season hammock, not a storm shelter.
Key specifications
- Size
- 114.2 x 55 in (double)
- Weight
- 1.8 lb
- Capacity
- 772 lb max per listing
- Fabric
- 210T parachute nylon
- Included
- Mosquito net, 2 tree straps, carabiners, stakes, bungee cord
Sources: Amazon product listing, OutdoorGearLab
Also consider
Wise Owl Outfitters Double Hammock
The budget double that includes straps when rivals do not.
Why consider it: Choose the Wise Owl Double if you want a thicker, simpler double with straps included and no net to manage.
- Dimensions: 10 ft x 6 ft 6 in
- Weight (with straps): About 1 lb 13 oz
Grand Trunk Skeeter Beeter Pro
A netted double hammock at a price the big systems cannot touch.
Why consider it: Choose the Skeeter Beeter Pro if you want a netted double from a specialist hammock brand with a flip-over net-free mode.
- Dimensions: 10 ft 6 in x 5 ft
- Weight: 1 lb 12 oz (about 790 g)
Research-based assessment. TrueGear has not hands-on tested this product; this evaluation synthesizes manufacturer specifications, retailer documentation, and published expert reviews.
Questions, answered
Does the Covacure hammock include tree straps?
Yes. Two 10 ft tree straps are in the box, along with carabiners, stakes, and a bungee cord for the mosquito net.
Is the Covacure a good backpacking hammock?
For fair-weather trips, yes: 1.8 lb with a net is a workable trail weight. Add a tarp for rain, and note the thin fabric can let bites through the bottom without a pad or underquilt.