Hammock ENO SingleNest — Berry/Plum, lightweight single-person camping hammock

ENO SingleNest — Berry/Plum is a lightweight, single-person camping hammock designed for backpacking, camping and backyard relaxation. Made from ripstop fabric with reinforced stitching and stainless attachment points, it offers a compact and portable solution that packs into an integrated stuff sack for convenient transport and storage. The hammock is suitable for suspension between trees, posts or hammock stands, providing a simple, stable resting surface for one person.

Advantages

The ENO SingleNest combines low pack weight and compact packed size with durable ripstop material and reinforced seams to increase longevity during outdoor use. Stainless attachment points resist corrosion in damp conditions, while the integrated stuff sack secures the hammock for easy carry. Its single-person design provides an uncomplicated setup and a consistent comfort profile suitable for a range of outdoor environments.

Suitable for

• Backpacking trips where minimal weight and packability are priorities
• Weekend camping and car-camping setups
• Relaxing in a backyard, park or campsite
• Light-duty hammock setups between trees or on portable hammock stands

Key specifications

• Capacity: designed for one person
• Material: ripstop fabric with reinforced stitching
• Attachment points: stainless hardware for corrosion resistance
• Packed form: integrated stuff sack for compact storage
• Weight class: lightweight, suitable for backpacking

How to use

Select two sturdy anchor points at an appropriate distance and height, such as trees or posts. Unpack the hammock from its integrated stuff sack, attach the ends to suitable suspension straps or hardware, and adjust the suspension to achieve a gentle sag for comfort and stability. Ensure attachment points are secure and positioned to avoid sharp edges or abrasive contact. When finished, detach the hammock, fold or roll it back into the stuff sack for transport.

Usage recommendations

Use tree-friendly straps rather than thin cords to protect bark and increase anchor stability. Inspect fabric and attachment points regularly for wear, and avoid prolonged exposure to direct sunlight when storing the hammock. For safety, follow manufacturer guidance on load limits and suspension methods, and avoid dynamic loads such as jumping into the hammock.