I've had a traditional hammock that I've used recreationally for years, but have never considered using it as an overnight sleep system due to the lack of protection from bugs. This hammock is a great next step. I was impressed that this system had an integral netting setup that zips completely closed and keeps the mosquitos outside.Likes -Hammock - The hammock is seamless which is new to me, and proved to be quite comfortable. My old hammock was a sewn together series of panels, and it always felt like the seams were at a different tension than the panels and put pressure points on you as you were in the hammock. The seamless design solves that problem nicely with one large panel. The hammock has a multitude of pockets for storage while using the hammock and the largest one functions as the stuff sack for the entire system when used for storage. I found the small one that is sewn inside the bug net to be the perfect spot to store you cell phone while snoozing. The hammock is terminated with two high quality carabiner clips to hook into the tree straps. The hammock is big enough to achieve a diagonal lay and sleep nearly flat and I'm 6'4" tall so it should be good for most users.Bug Net - The netting is really the differentiator for this system. I thought that the netting would further complicate getting in and out of the hammock but it proved to not be a factor. Simply unzip about a 4 foot long section of the zipper and sit as you would normally. The net can be zipped off entirely if you want to remove it, but I can tell you I won't be removing it. It was so nice resting streamside and laughing at the bugs on the OUTSIDE of the net trying to pester me, but to no avail. The system also includes an elastic ridge line that I pulled through the inside of the hammock and clipped onto the carabiner clips. This kept the netting up and away from you and worked great.Tree Straps - These are very nice straps. They are approximately 1" wide and are the type which has the "adjustment" built in via a series of pockets along the strap. Simply loop the strap around the tree, and then clip the carabiner to the pocket on the strap that gives you the best hang position. Straps are very high quality and stitched nicely.Weight and Size - Considering that this system would replace a traditional tent, I would say that the weight and size are both lower than my 1 man tent that I currently use. You'd need to add a tarp or fly to protect from rain to give a true comparison, but I still think that this would be a net weight and size savings over my tent. Opportunity For Improvement -To start with, I had no issues with my first use. I'm 250+ lbs and this hammock didn't complain at all. Quality seems to be above average at all the points that matter. The only "complaint" I have is that the zipper that attaches the netting to the hammock is an unbranded zipper. While this isn't an immediate concern, it always seems to me that zippers are always the weak link. I'd love to see a YKK zipper on here and that would alleviate all my concerns. Despite that, the zipper worked flawlessly and only jammed once when I carelessly ran over the pocket. I was able to back it up and clear the jam without damage to either part.Conclusion - This hammock is a great start to a hammock sleep system. If you are considering a change from the traditional tent sleep system to a hammock system then give this a shot. You'll need to include a fly or tarp to complete the setup, but those are readily available and would easily incorporate with this hammock. Quality is great, and I love the burn orange color. I'd certainly recommend this hammock to anyone looking to make an entry into a hammock sleep system.