I’ve owned my trillium for a year now and use it all the time. I liked it so much that I bought the tensile connect tree tent as well so I can stack them for the best camping experience ever. The Trillium is perfect for afternoon chilling and holds 3 or 4 ppl comfortably. Set up is easy if u have the perfect trees and can take as little as 5 min. Sometimes you can’t find the perfect trees and you can’t set it up at all. I got the black mesh which is great for Florida because it’s breathable and also has more “give” to it so is more comfortable than the green tarp model. I have the green tarp style on my connect tent. I saw other reviews talking about the mesh ripping- don’t dump and snag it on the metal ratchet straps. I always keep my shoes on and you can fully stand up on them. It’s super strong and has a 1000-lb weight capacity. If you can’t tell, I highly recommend getting a trillium hammock.

I set it up in my yard the first weekend in June as part of a family campout. it was the most popular hangout the entire weekend. the teen boys claimed it as their sleeping space. really it is an adult treehouse. I have it anchored 10 feet up in the trees so got the rope ladder for it but also used a conventional ladder for the less nimble. The trillium is far more comfortable than a conventional hammock. I've left it up all summer and use it regularly for a nap or just to hang out. it has held up well thus far. I plan to buy the stingray and stack it above the trillium.

Best of the best ... from the stitching to webbing 100% makes a great extra tent or hammock to chill out

When I first heard about Tentsile, I was extremely excited about it but never thought I would be able to afford it. Luckily, they came out with the Trillium which fit my needs perfectly! It is larger than I thought it would be and much more durable than I expected being that it is made out of mesh and seat belt straps. The mesh looks nearly identical to the mesh on the seats in my 2006 Toyota Tacoma TRD, which is cool. I set it up a couple of times in the park behind my house and was surprised by how quickly I was able to get it set up. It immediately drew attention from many of the joggers/cyclists whizzing by in the park. The next time I set it up, I set it up as high as I possibly could and bought a climbing ladder to get my but up there. Perfect. Later on, I took the Trillium to Arkansas on a bike-packing trip with some friends. I utilized a Kelty Noah's Tarp 20 as a massive 20'X20' canopy that covered the Trillium and our campsite. All 4 of us were able to hang out in this thing, hig