Kammok Roo Double review: lighter, softer, stronger

The Kammok Roo Double uses a longer body, a 500 lb rating, and a lower measured package weight than its closest mainstream rival. That combination makes it a premium lounging hammock with legitimate overnight potential, provided the buyer budgets for suspension and shelter parts.

Who it is for

Roo Double suits a buyer who notices fabric feel and expects to use the hammock frequently. Its GravitasX material is thinner than the ENO's 70D body but is engineered for a higher listed capacity, and the 10-foot length gives taller sleepers more room to find a diagonal position.

It is less compelling for the first-time buyer shopping on total system cost. Suspension, bug protection, rain protection, and under-insulation can push a premium open hammock well beyond its shelf price.

Verified specifications

Spec	Detail
Kit Score	8.5 / 10 (researched, not personally tested)
Body dimensions	120 x 69.3 in
Packed weight	17.1 oz
Capacity	500 lb
Fabric	40D recycled GravitasX ripstop
Included	Kanga Claw connectors and attached storage sack
Not included	Tree straps, bug net, tarp, insulation

Fabric, weight, and capacity

The Roo Double is about 2 ounces lighter than the ENO DoubleNest while carrying a listed capacity 100 lb higher. That does not make it an ultralight sleep system, because straps and weather components still count, but it is an efficient specification for a durable double hammock.

Its 40D fabric feels less coarse than common 70D bodies. Thinner fabric also deserves more care around hooks, rough bark, and sharp objects. The capacity rating describes supported load, not immunity to punctures.

Suspension and setup

Kanga Claw connectors remain attached at the hammock ends, but the straps around the trees are a separate purchase. Kammok's Python straps are the obvious pairing, though any compatible, load-rated suspension with tree-friendly webbing can work.

Aim for a visible sag rather than pulling the hammock tight. A roughly 30-degree strap angle keeps forces manageable and creates room for a diagonal lie. Our hammock hanging guide covers spacing, seat height, and tree selection.

Frequently asked questions

Does the Kammok Roo Double come with straps?

No. It includes Kanga Claw connectors at the hammock ends, but the tree straps are sold separately. A complete hanging setup requires both.

Is the Roo Double really for two sleepers?

It is rated to 500 lb and works well for two-person lounging. Like most gathered-end doubles, it is usually more comfortable for one overnight sleeper because two bodies slide toward the same low point.

Is Kammok Roo Double better than ENO DoubleNest?

Roo Double is longer, lighter, and rated for more weight. DoubleNest is wider, uses thicker fabric, and has a larger accessory ecosystem. The better choice depends on whether you value premium fabric efficiency or mainstream familiarity.

See the full side-by-side in ENO DoubleNest vs Kammok Roo Double, or compare all four use cases in best camping hammocks.