I went all out with the double layer Flat-lay hammock, Ninox fly with pole kit, Winter top shield, and Down Puffle for an underquilt. We go out camping mostly in the winter with temps that get down to -20 to -30c. The Puffle underquilt, double layer hammock with a closed cell foamy shoved in between the layers and the winter top shield, I stay very cozy with just a -10c bag. The pole kit is awesome and makes a nice hybrid (hammock/tent life) set up. Super stoked! Now I just need another Puffle!

Love this hammock! So easy to set up and I sleep so well in it.

Troop 200 recently backpacked and hiked in the Ozarks. I had just purchased the Ninox lay flat hammock and ratchet straps. The weight for both were really good. After several miles of hiking, it was awesome to have this easy set up with the ratchet straps and a nice comfortable sleep in the lay flat hammock. Now I'm looking at the Ninox fly instead of a tarp!

Easy to sling, comfortable flat position and lovely soft fabric. I especially like the way all the products fit together—using the puffle and the sleeping mattress with it. Great that the netting is off my face and the hammock is roomy. I’ve been using it on day hikes to relax in the woods and at the seashore—a really nice way to slow down and take a break!

I bought this for my wife. She's a terrible cold weather camper. It's actually her Mother's day gift so she hasn't used it yet. I did turn it on to test and used the power bank to charge devices last weekend. It's very compact and the dual use as a stuff sack will be awesome.

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If you're like me and had issues in the past keeping warm on those cold nights when you're out camping, then this is the perfect solution. It provides instant warmth as soon as you turn it on. And like the Puffle, it's super versatile. It can be a normal heated bad, a back pack, foot heater, hand heater, stuff sack, you can put things inside to warm them up, put it in your sleeping bag to warm it up for you, and many more uses. I brought it with me on a weekend campout to Mt. Nebo State Park in Arkansas and I didn't bring any pants or a jacket because the weather prediction showed warm weather. When the temperature dropped into the 30s and 40s, the Hot Pocket (as well as my Puffle and other Sierra Madre products) kept me toasty and comfortable all night long. I would also highly suggest you get the free straps as they make it much more versatile.

I've had my hot pocket for a bit now. I've used it as a lap blanket while socializing outside, as a bed warmer while camping, as a bag to carry things while on the go, and as an on the go hand warmer. It still looks brand new even after being thrown around in the car, dropped on the ground at the campsite, and toted around town to cheer for some sled dogs. The stars add extra function and make it easier to keep around or take on the go. I would absolutely buy this again.