ENO SuperNest SL Hammock + Apollo Straps Bundle, Coastal Blue review

A lounge hammock with its straps in the package

The ENO SuperNest SL + Apollo Straps Bundle combines the mesh-bodied SuperNest SL with an Apollo strap pair in one manufacturer listing. That is an important difference from the standalone SuperNest SL assessment, whose strap pair is sold separately. The SL is a large spreader-bar lounge hammock: ENO promotes it for backyard comfort, describes removable pillows and two hanging pockets, and lists a 400-pound hammock capacity. The addition of straps improves package completeness; it does not turn the bulky lounge body into an ultralight backpacking hammock.

ENO lists Coastal Blue and Pebble Grey as the bundle’s finish choices. The bundle record has distinct variant IDs but no SKU values. The corresponding standalone hammock lists SUPSL1 and SUPSL2 for those colors, but that is component identification rather than proof that the bundle variants carry those SKUs. Check the precise product and color in an offer. The image for this review shows the Coastal Blue hammock and Apollo straps together.

Body dimensions and weight deserve careful reading

The bundle page prints 14 feet 6 inches by 4 feet 7 inches under both “Dimensions” and “Packed Dimensions.” That label is ambiguous: 14 feet 6 inches describes the broader spreader-bar product length in ENO’s other SL material, while the fabric body assessed for the finder is 8 feet long by 4 feet 7 inches wide. The two measurements answer different questions. Do not use the 14-foot-6-inch line as body length, a compact packed-size measurement or anchor spacing.

ENO lists the hammock alone at 15 pounds 8 ounces and the Apollo pair at 19 ounces. Its page then prints a “Total” of 16 pounds 12 ounces alongside 7 kg 538 g, a line that does not reconcile with the two component weights. This assessment leaves the exact combined package weight unresolved rather than silently correcting the label. The separate hammock and strap values already show why this is a substantial car-camp, basecamp or yard lounge setup, not a small overnight pack.

What the straps add—and what they do not

The Apollo pair is listed at 10 feet long and 1.5 inches wide; ENO describes freely adjustable setup and weather-resistant components. The hammock listing reports a 400-pound capacity, and ENO’s strap information separately reports a 400-pound Apollo rating. These are component ratings, not a certification of the whole assembled hang. Suitable anchors still need to be selected for the actual location and load, and the correct model instructions govern connectors and installation.

Stand compatibility is another separate check. ENO says its spreader-bar hammocks, including SuperNest SL, use the SoloPod XL stand; that stand is not listed among this hammock-and-strap bundle contents. A strap pair in the box therefore does not mean a compatible stand is present. A backyard tree hang and a stand setup have different hardware and placement requirements.

Mesh is not insect screening

The SL’s mesh is the hammock body, not an enclosing bug net. ENO lists no integrated screen, rain tarp or under-body insulation in the bundle. That distinction matters at night: the open mesh body may feel breezy and the included straps make it easier to hang, but neither fact provides an insect barrier or a warmth system. If those features are essential, compare the screened JungleNest + Helios bundle or the more complete JungleLink rather than assuming mesh fabric closes around the occupant.

Who should consider it

This bundle suits a shopper specifically comparing a backyard-oriented spreader-bar lounge and same-package straps, especially where the 8-foot body, 55-inch listed width and high hammock capacity fit the plan. It is a poor match for weight-conscious hiking, a requirement for integrated insect protection, or a request that includes a stand or sleep-system weather layers. The manufacturer’s capacity and dimensions do not determine personal fit or guarantee that a particular site can support the hammock.

Before buying

• Check that the listing is the SuperNest SL + Apollo bundle and that the chosen color and strap pair are present; do not confuse it with the standalone SL.
• Use the exact SL and Apollo setup sheets. ENO directs spreader-bar SuperNest models to the SoloPod XL when a stand is used; confirm the stand is separate and suitable for its installation surface.
• Do not treat the bundle page’s repeated 14-foot-6-inch dimension as fabric-body length or its conflicting “Total” as a settled kit weight.
• Source insect, rain and cold-weather protection separately if the trip needs it, and verify how any accessory is compatible with this spreader-bar design.
• Follow ENO’s inspection, low-hang, anchor and test-loading instructions. The product’s hammock and strap figures do not rate an entire site-specific setup.