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Kammok Roo Single UL Ultralight Hammock

Kammok Roo Single UL Ultralight Hammock

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The Roo Single UL is a one-person camping hammock that packs down to 5.9 oz (167 g) and stows in its own water-resistant stuff sack about the size of a lime. It lays out to 100 x 50 in and is rated to 300 lb. The shaved weight comes from Levitas 20D ripstop nylon with a DWR finish, so it sheds light moisture and breathes instead of trapping heat.

Suspension is a toggle-and-loop system: an aluminum toggle on a Dyneema cord buttons through its own loop, dropping the carabiner weight off the standard Roo. The toggle mates with standard daisy-chain straps and whoopie slings, so you can run whatever suspension you already pack. Tree straps are sold separately. Perimeter loops let you clip an underquilt for cooler nights without adding a pad.

This is an ultralight build, so treat it like one. The 20D fabric is tuned to save grams, not to be a daily backyard hammock dragged over rough bark. Stay inside the 300 lb rating, keep it off abrasive edges, and it earns its spot in a thru-hike kit where every ounce counts.

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Overview

The Kammok Roo Single UL is a solo ultralight camping hammock built around Levitas 20D ripstop nylon and a toggle suspension. It packs to 5.9 oz, lays out to 100 x 50 in, and holds 300 lb.

Key features

  • Levitas 20D ripstop nylon with a DWR finish that repels light moisture and breathes
  • Packed weight 5.9 oz (167 g); packs to roughly 3.25 x 3.25 x 4.75 in in its water-resistant stuff sack
  • Open size 100 x 50 in (254 x 127 cm); rated to 300 lb (136 kg)
  • Aluminum toggle-and-loop suspension that works with standard daisy-chain straps and whoopie slings (toggle saves the weight of carabiners)
  • Perimeter loops for attaching an underquilt; three colorways (Granite Gray, Moss Green, Ember Orange)

Use cases

Built for ultralight backpacking and thru-hiking, where packed weight is the deciding spec and you carry your own straps. It is also small enough to ride along as a near-weightless trail lounge for breaks, summit naps, or a spare seat at camp.