Ask serious hammock campers what they actually sleep in and the Blackbird comes up more than anything else. Warbonnet's asymmetric design adds a sewn footbox that stops your feet sliding downhill and a gear shelf beside your torso that works like a bedside table — two features that sound minor and feel transformative at 2 a.m. The integrated bug net is removable, the ridgeline sets the sag automatically, and the single-layer 1.7 oz fabric version weighs about 16 oz before suspension with a 300 lb maximum load (250 lb comfort rating; the double-layer version raises capacity and lets you sandwich a pad). Suspension is included and configurable at order — whoopie slings for weight or cinch buckles for convenience. The honest costs: no tarp is included, so a full weather-ready setup runs $260 or more once you add a Superfly or equivalent, lead times apply because each one is made to order in Colorado, and it is overkill for someone who mostly lounges at a car campsite. As a dedicated backcountry bed, nothing at this weight sleeps flatter.
Footbox and gear shelf give the flattest, most organized lay in class Removable integrated bug net and structural ridgeline About 16 oz in single-layer trim, made to order in the USA Suspension included, configurable at checkout Tarp not included — a weather-ready setup costs $260+ Overkill for casual campsite lounging