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Win a Cocoon Ultralight Hammock Set

Cocoon are renowned for their beautifully crafted textile products for travellers - this is your chance to win a full ultralight Hammock set-up worth £589 !

The complete system is made up of Hammock, Top and Bottom Down Quilts plus Tarp. Each element is made of specialist fabrics and materials specified by Cocoon to be strong yet light, compact packing yet generously cut for comfort.

Cocoon Ultralight Hammock

Relax in suspended comfort - the Cocoon Hammock is generously sized - but the weight is saved through specifically developed materials. The high tenacity fabric is strong with just the right amount of stretch for a good nights sleep!

  • Ultralight, super strong 20 Denier Hexagonal Ripstop Nylon
  • Hammock Dimension 325x148cm
  • Pack Size 17x7cm
  • Weight (inc krabs) 240g

Cocoon Down Top and Under Quilts

Providing warmth and insulation, these down quilts are the perfect accessory for cold nights. The down is certified "Responsible Down Standard" 750 fill power  90/10 Hydrophobic Duck Down which has an incredible warrmth to weight ratio and will resist wetting out.

The details in the design are exceptional - Draft tubes at the top and foot end of the top quilt keep the heat in, complimented by the differential baffle construction that eliminates cold spots and guarantees maximum loft. The highly adjustable suspension system keeps everything close and draft free.

  • Certified Responsible Down Standard
  • 750 Fill Power, 90/10 Hydrophobic Duck Down
  • Differential Cut Down "H" Chambers
  • Size (Top and Bottom Quilts) 205x122/88cm
  • Weight Top Quilt 660g / Pack Size 21x16cm
  • Weight Bottom Quilt  960g / Pack Size 26x22cm

Cocoon Ultralight Hammock Tarp

You're comfortable and warm - the Cocoon Tarp will keep everything dry.

Very generously sized and precision cut to pitch perfectly taut every time.  The 20 Denier Ripstop Nylon fabric is siliconised on one side to prevent the fabric becoming sodden, PU coated (PFC free) on the other giving a waterproof hydrostatic head of 4000mm. All key seams are double stitched and water proof taped.

  • Size : Ridge Line 365cm / Side Walls 280cm
  • Pack Size 26x8.5cm
  • Weight 595g (inc hooks and lines)
  Weight g SRP
Ultra Light Hammock 240g £69.95
(inc krabs)    
Down Top Quilt 660g £199.95
     
Down Bottom Quilt 960g £189.95
     
Tarp 595g £129.95
(inc. pegs, hooks, line)    

For your chance to win a complete Cocoon Hammock Set simply answer the question below. 

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23 May

There is a discrepancy between the figure used for the hammock in the main description and the final table. The answer is the sum total from the final table BUT if you do as I did to add up all of the weights as you read through the description you arrive at a different answer, one that is not offered in the Competition Question.

I'm also unable to find any confirmation information on their website

23 May

I was asked by UKC not so long ago whether I wanted to test a hammock system for a future review. It looked a clever and well made product, but I just genuinely couldn't think of any use I would have for it, as nowhere that I camp either on a campsite or not, necessarily has the trees to hold the hammock.

I know hammock systems really have their partisan fans - but does anyone use one in the UK? It just seems you would be so limited in places where you could pitch it, either on sites or wild camping.

23 May

I do a large amount of hammock camping in the UK. It is more restrictive in location but can be much more discreet than a tent. I personally find hammocks insanely comfortable and enjoy the experience more. Only use it for wild camping really and always have a tent in the car for the options but you can definitely make it work quite easily.

23 May

Hi Toby my preference for camping depends on elevation, but if i know i am likely to be below the treeline then hammock and tarp are my go to. it does take time to get used to, initially if feels quite exposed and vulnerable.

23 May

The information has been ammended

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