ENO DoubleNest vs Kammok Roo Double: which premium hammock?

ENO DoubleNest and Kammok Roo Double look nearly interchangeable online, but their dimensions point to different priorities. ENO provides a wider, thicker body. Kammok provides a longer, lighter body with a higher listed capacity.

The direct comparison

Decision factor	ENO DoubleNest	Kammok Roo Double
Dimensions	9 ft 6 in x 6 ft 2 in	10 ft x 69.3 in
Weight	19 oz	17.1 oz
Capacity	400 lb	500 lb
Fabric	70D FreeWave nylon	40D recycled GravitasX
Connectors	Aluminum carabiners	Kanga Claws
Tree straps	Sold separately	Sold separately
Better fit	Durable mainstream system	Premium fabric and spec efficiency

Why Kammok wins on performance

Roo Double is 6 inches longer, nearly 2 ounces lighter, and rated to carry 100 lb more. The longer body gives a tall solo sleeper more room to rotate diagonally, while the 40D fabric packs efficiently and feels less coarse.

Kammok is the better purchase when those gains matter more than fabric thickness and accessory familiarity. Read the full Kammok Roo Double review for the suspension and shelter costs that sit outside the headline weight.

Why ENO can still be the better ownership choice

DoubleNest is nearly 5 inches wider and uses thicker 70D material. Wider fabric provides more diagonal room, and the heavier denier is reassuring for frequent park use, shared lounging, and owners who are not chasing the smallest possible stuff sack. Read the denier figure as a description of yarn thickness rather than a durability rating: our sister site Stitch Authority's ripstop nylon fabric profile sets out what a ripstop label actually establishes, and which claims about coating, weight, and seam behavior still need checking on the specific product.

ENO also has an unusually visible ecosystem of compatible straps, tarps, nets, and insulation. The ENO DoubleNest review explains what is included and what the first overnight build still needs.

Which one should you buy?

Frequently asked questions

Which is more comfortable, ENO DoubleNest or Kammok Roo Double?

Kammok is longer and uses a softer-feeling 40D fabric, while ENO is wider. Tall sleepers may prefer Kammok's length; sleepers who use a pronounced diagonal position may value ENO's extra width.

Do either of these hammocks include tree straps?

No. ENO includes carabiners and Kammok includes Kanga Claw connectors, but both require separately purchased tree straps.

Can either hammock sleep two people overnight?

Both can support many pairs within their listed capacities, but gathered-end hammocks pull two sleepers into the same low point. They are better as two-person loungers or roomy overnight beds for one.

For the budget and integrated-net alternatives, see best camping hammocks. For a complete shelter decision, compare a hammock with a bug net vs a separate net.