LISS Go Hammock Features at a Glance

The Go Hammock is a lightweight parachute-nylon hammock made for the kind of day where you are not sure where you will end up. Beach, backyard, a quiet spot between two palm trees, it handles all of it. The whole setup weighs about a pound and packs into its own attached pouch, so it lives in a backpack or a glovebox without you noticing it is there. We built it for surf trips and slow afternoons, not for chasing records. It is comfortable, it is fast to hang, and it does not ask much of you. The fabric is breathable triple-stitched nylon, the kind that holds weight without feeling like a tarp against your back. The included carabiners and tree straps mean you are not making a hardware-store run before your first hang. If you want one honest sentence: it is a good hammock at a fair price that you will actually carry with you, which is more than most gear can claim.

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Most hammocks fail in the same boring ways. They sag, they trap heat, or they are such a hassle to pack that they stay home. The Go Hammock handles the first two with breathable nylon that lets air move and keeps its shape when you settle in. The third problem is really a habit problem, and the small pack size is the fix. When gear is easy to carry, you carry it. A few practical notes from people who live with theirs: hang it with a slight sag rather than pulling it drum-tight, because a flatter, more comfortable lay comes from a gentle curve. Lie at a slight diagonal instead of straight down the middle and your back flattens out nicely. The tree straps are wide on purpose, which is kinder to bark and gives you more anchor points to dial in the height. It is not a backpacking-grade ultralight system and we are not going to pretend it is. It is a dependable everyday hammock for sunny days, and on that promise it delivers.

How much weight can the Go Hammock hold?

It is rated to 400 pounds. That covers one adult comfortably with room to spare, and most couples sitting up for a sunset are fine too.

Does it come with straps, or do I need to buy those separately?

Everything is in the bag. Two tree straps and two carabiners are included, so you can hang the Go Hammock the day it arrives with no extra purchases.

How small does it really pack down?

About the size of a water bottle. It tucks into its own attached pouch and disappears into a daypack, beach bag, or glovebox.

Can I leave it set up outside overnight?

The nylon dries fast and shrugs off dew, but for a long life we suggest taking it down and storing it dry between uses. A few damp nights will not ruin it, though.