United StatesI like the hammock it works as advertised and is comfortable to sleep in .
United States United StatesI've had my Lawson Blue Ridge for about 20 years, long enough that one set of spreaders and cables pretty much disintegrated. I have camped in Alaska, all over the Rocky Mountains, in parks (once suspended by the posts of an abandoned Canadian gazebo), in a monster storm on the Apostle Islands, in Nova Scotia, and dozens of Midwestern fields and wind breaks. I always wake up dry and well-rested. I haven't had a lot of luck using it as a ground tent, but I'm sort of a lardass and I am 70+l. So, that may not be the fault of the Lawson.
United StatesI did much research on hammock tents prior to purchasing the Lawson as I was prepping for a 7 day 6 night BWCA canoe trip and did not want a failed or inferior hammock experience again. I purchased another brand that did not hold up on a previous trip leading to several nights exposed to the bugs. The Lawson worked perfectly. Over 6 nights I slept through thunderstorms and remained dry, high winds and did not tip, temperatures that remained in the high 70s overnight and still was comfortable. If you are looking for a stable, durable, lay flat hammock this is the one. Spend some time adjusting the spreader bar and ropes but well worth the ability to sleep on your side or if you toss like I do at night.
Canada United StatesIt is just what I have been looking for in a camping hammock. Extremely comfortable allowing you to get a great night's sleep.
United StatesVery comfortable, especially for a side sleeper. Lawson has plenty of room - no squeeze at all.
AustraliaI own about 6 different hammocks. I'm going to throw them all away now! Really comfy, super easy to set up and light. I read some reviews saying it's too heaving for hiking, they need to toughen up! Honestly, I don't usually write reviews but am just so pleased with this quality product