Anymaka questions

[d4rkn5tormy]

Super excited for my camping trip next month, and I'm really tired of trying to find the perfect two trees to hang my hammock.
The Anymaka stand looks like a game changer, but I have a few questions before I pull the trigger.
Is it really as portable as they say? I'm worried it will be too heavy or bulky.

How much does it weigh, and what are the dimensions of the travel bag? Also, is it actually easy to set up? The videos look simple, but I've been burned before.

And what's the simplest hammock stand out there?

 

[hangtight]

The Anymaka is pretty light at around 24 lbs and folds down to 41×8, so it should fit in most car trunks. Setting it up is super quick because of its snap-fold thing. If you want something even easier, check out the ENO Nomad or just a basic pipe stand.

 

[gngnemstyle_]

Anymaka tent seems cool with its fast setup, but at 23lbs, it's best for car camping. If you plan to hike to your spot, a lighter tent would be better. The setup looks easy, but I'd still read recent Amazon reviews to see what people really think before you buy.

 

[Rumnc0ke]

The Anymaka is pretty light at around 24 lbs and folds down to 41×8, so it should fit in most car trunks. Setting it up is super quick because of its snap-fold thing. If you want something even easier, check out the ENO Nomad or just a basic pipe stand.

yeah, I have an ENO Nomad Hammock Stand, it's pretty light. the weight is around 15 lbs (similar to Swiftlet). I love it bcs the setup is very easy and a custom carrying case is included.

 

[ejlyttleton34]

Anymaka tent seems cool with its fast setup, but at 23lbs, it's best for car camping. If you plan to hike to your spot, a lighter tent would be better. The setup looks easy, but I'd still read recent Amazon reviews to see what people really think before you buy.

Does the Anymaka feel roomy enough to sit up inside or is it more of a lay-flat deal? and how does it handle wind compared to a regular hammock with tarp?