DD Frontline Hammock MC – Camo Hammock
The Frontline hammock features an insect net with dual zippers on either side, allowing you to secure it overhead when not in use.
The DD Frontline hammock closely resembles the Travel Hammock, though it lacks a waterproof bottom layer.
This hammock is suitable for use in even the densest jungles, crafted from breathable materials and designed with an extremely fine mesh size to keep pests at bay.
We recommend acquiring the Hammock Sleeve (rain cover) to keep your hammock dry at camp and speed up setup.
Mosquito Net - Truly Mosquito-Proof
The netting is so dense that it keeps all tropical insects outside. It's noted that the Scottish midge, measuring around 1.4 mm, cannot penetrate this mesh. The Finnish 'polttiaisen' measures about 1-2 mm, so it may squeeze through.
Technical Specifications:
Size: 2.7m x 1.4m
Color: Camo
Mesh: Black
Material: Polyester + Mosquito Net
Weight: Approximately 860g (not including suspension lines)
Includes: 10m suspension cord (200g), 2 x 2m elastic straps, 2 x mosquito net poles, and a packing bag.
Maximum user weight: 125kg
Maximum user height: 196cm
Setup Options:
With Mosquito Net (Mosquito-Proof)
Mosquito net secured above the hammock (can be quickly lowered)
Mosquito net under the hammock (lie on top)
Ground setup (Note! not waterproof, sleeping mat required beneath)
Product Features / Contents
Fixed mosquito net (black)
Lightweight, foldable poles x 2
2 x 2m elastic bands (for lifting the mosquito net up)
Dual-sided, full-length zippers on the sides
10m attachment rope
Double-layer breathable base that can accommodate a sleeping pad for insulation against the cold
4 small pockets inside
2 attachment hooks for gear
Packing bag
4 loops for securing the hammock to the ground with stakes (not included)
CAUTION! It is essential that the hammock is not attached to a tree using only the supplied lines. Ensure the tree bark is not damaged, and use tree straps (Treehugger) if possible. If you do not have any available, a good tip is to place several sticks between the ropes and the tree trunk to protect it.
