The Roo Double is the hammock to pick when fabric feel matters. Kammok's GravitasX 40D diamond-ripstop nylon — 100% recycled and bluesign approved — is noticeably softer and stretchier than the 70D taffeta on an ENO DoubleNest, yet the Roo carries a higher 500 lb rating and weighs less at 17 oz. The 10 ft length is a real advantage for taller campers, since extra hammock length flattens the diagonal lay more effectively than extra width. Climbing-rated Kanga Claw carabiners and a water-resistant roll-top stuff sack that stays attached to the hammock are thoughtful touches, and Kammok's lifetime warranty backs it up. The drawbacks mirror ENO's: Python tree straps are sold separately, and the accessory ecosystem for bug nets and tarps is smaller and generally pricier than ENO's, so building a full sleep system around a Roo costs more. Street price fluctuates between about $70 on sale and $95 at MSRP, which at the low end makes it the best fabric-per-dollar in the category. If you want one premium loafing-and-camping hammock and don't need an integrated net, this is the quality pick.