An inflatable hammock comprises a panel that has an air containing region and a bonded region. A plurality of tension members attached on both ends of the panel and having free ends that are configured to suspend the panel. An exemplary inflatable hammock may convert between a first configuration for use as a hammock and a second configuration as a sleeping pad as described herein.

The disclosure relates to a versatile sling system, apparatus and hub, the apparatus and system comprising a strap having a first end, a second end, a width, and an adjustable length, the first end of the strap and the second end of the strap being coupled such that the strap forms a loop; and a hub coupled to the strap such that the hub is suspended from the loop. The hub of the apparatus is configured to releasably attach at least one accessory, such as a handle or leash; the system configured to allow the wearer of the strap to transfer at least a portion of the weight and/or force of an item or animal being carried by the wearer and/or attached to the at least one accessory to the torso and shoulder of the wearer. The disclosure further relates to accessories compatible with the hub.

A system, method, and multipurpose hammock including a base of interconnected webbing forming a support structure. An outer edge of the base includes multiple loops within the webbing. The multipurpose hammock also includes a hammock body attached to the base. The hammock body includes one or connectors proximate a longitudinal edge of the hammock body. The one or more connectors secure at least the longitudinal edges of the hammock body when connected together and one or more liners removable attached to the one or more connectors.

A system, method, and multipurpose hammock including a base of interconnected webbing forming a support structure. An outer edge of the base includes multiple loops within the webbing. The multipurpose hammock also includes a hammock body attached to the base. The hammock body includes one or connectors proximate a longitudinal edge of the hammock body. The one or more connectors secure at least the longitudinal edges of the hammock body when connected together and one or more liners removable attached to the one or more connectors.

A reversible hammock and insulation system includes a hammock bed; a second sheet member being secured to the hammock bed along the perimeter of the hammock bed; the bottom surface of the hammock bed and the upper surface of the second sheet member each comprising a low-emissivity, thermally reflective surface; the hammock bed and second sheet member collectively being selectively operable between a first configuration, wherein the second sheet member extends downwards from the hammock bed and surrounds a dead air space and transmission through the dead air space of a quantity of radiant heat energy given off by the user is delayed due to the low-emissivity, thermally reflective surfaces surrounding the dead air space, and a second configuration, wherein the second sheet member rests atop the hammock bed when the user is lying on the lower surface of the second sheet member.

A reversible hammock and insulation system includes a hammock bed; a second sheet member being secured to the hammock bed along the perimeter of the hammock bed; the bottom surface of the hammock bed and the upper surface of the second sheet member each comprising a low-emissivity, thermally reflective surface; the hammock bed and second sheet member collectively being selectively operable between a first configuration, wherein the second sheet member extends downwards from the hammock bed and surrounds a dead air space and transmission through the dead air space of a quantity of radiant heat energy given off by the user is delayed due to the low-emissivity, thermally reflective surfaces surrounding the dead air space, and a second configuration, wherein the second sheet member rests atop the hammock bed when the user is lying on the lower surface of the second sheet member.

A hammock assembly is provided and includes a fastening system, a hammock, a first cover, and a second cover. The fastening system includes a first tape section and second tape section corresponding to the first tape section. The hammock includes a hammock body with the first tape section attached to an edge thereof. The first cover has a cover body with the second tape section attached to an edge thereof, the cover removably attachable to the hammock by connecting the first tape section and the second tape section. The second cover is a permeable netting and includes the second tape section attached to an edge thereof. The second cover convertible with first cover and removably attachable to the hammock by connecting the first tape section and the second tape section.

A hammock assembly is provided and includes a fastening system, a hammock, a first cover, and a second cover. The fastening system includes a first tape section and second tape section corresponding to the first tape section. The hammock includes a hammock body with the first tape section attached to an edge thereof. The first cover has a cover body with the second tape section attached to an edge thereof, the cover removably attachable to the hammock by connecting the first tape section and the second tape section. The second cover is a permeable netting and includes the second tape section attached to an edge thereof. The second cover convertible with first cover and removably attachable to the hammock by connecting the first tape section and the second tape section.

A foldable hammock frame comprising two elongate support members hinged at opposite ends. Between the two ends of said elongate support members a conventional hammock can be diploid. The frame designed with the curvature of the two support members allowing the foldable hammock frame to stand in multiple stable positions that provide comfort for the user.

Hinges allow the frame to be folded and are equipped with an angle limiter that limits the angle of the hinge opening in unfolded position. The foldable hammock frame has a locking mechanism and can be locked in unfolded position preventing accidental folding while in use.

A tandem hammock assembly having a plurality of hammocks coupled to one another by at least two straps, each of the at least two straps being fastened to respective ends of the plurality of hammocks; and at least two elongate bars each having two fastening elements on respective ends, the fastening elements being adapted to detachably fasten to respective ones of the at least two straps and the at least two strap each being adapted to be detachably fixed to a respective anchoring structure.