1.8 oz AIRWAVE™ Hybrid Ripstop Nylon - Full Roll

This was a great purchase. Built the hammock in an hour with my kids and we are all loving it. Was easy to sew and it's a great size.

This fabric is fantastic for the LearnMYOG DIAS shorts pattern. It's durable, light weight, cotton-like feel, dries really quickly if wet and no 'swish-swish' sound when you walk like most durable synthetics. Grab this before it's all gone as I believe it's not going to be carried anymore. Sad to see it go as it's a great fabric.

I bought 5 yards of this to make a bedroom hammock and have been sleeping in it for a year and a half.

It's comfortable and feels more like cotton than nylon.

No problems with durability yet. 450ish nights, plus plenty of chill time.

I used it to make some gamebags and an ultralight backpack. Very satisfying with the results

I’ve made 3 hammocks with Airwave
One bridge and two gathered end’s
Love the fabric

Used to make a quilt for van life, durable and not to slippery to work with

Nice, breezy and soft to the touch. There are so many uses for this fabric!

Was easy to sew. Made a hammock and am really happy with how it turned out. Very soft to the touch. Am looking forward to using it.

I made a hammock out of it, really strong material with high friction, feels like laying inside a pike blanket. I think it's ideal for cold nights

1.8 oz AIRWAVE™ Hybrid Ripstop Nylon

So, living in a hot and humidity environment, I wanted a hammock that was breathable. That is what I got when I made it with this. As others have stated, it's not very slippery, when you get in it, you tend to have a bit of a harder time moving around if wearing much clothing. Living in Hawaii I sleep in just shorts, and don't use an underquilt very often either. Usually just a sheet over me. Sleeping in just shorts allows me to move around as much as I want. This is my nightly Sleeping hammock now days. Since making my first airwave hammock I have had 3 other friends ask me to make them ones from it as well. I didn't seem to have any problems sewing it, and its so dang comfy. Love it, and can't wait to go crawl into it for the night.

light and strong, but soft enough to use against skin

I initially purchased 1.0 oz Hyper D to sew a hammock, but 1.0 oz Hyper D does not breathe at all...think of it as a hammock made out of Saran Wrap. As a second try I purchased 1.8oz Airwave and night and day difference. Airwave is VERY breathable and actually feels more like cotton than nylon. It is about twice as bulky for the same size hammock compared to the 1.0 oz Hyper D, but the absence of the "Zip Lock bag" feeling made the 1.8oz Airwave more than worth the extra bulk.

I made a lighter pocketless version of my favorite heavier weight nylon TNF shorts. This fabric sew beautifully, not slippery or fragile, be sure to heat treat the fabric ends, they do fray easily- a quick “lighter sweep” will do.

1.8 oz AIRWAVE Hybrid Ripstop Nylon

I made a bridge hammock from a pre cut kit with this material. I loved the feel so much I purchased some to double layer my ENO and Yukon hammocks to give them a softer feel and a pocket for pads.

Just what I've been looking for! I love the feel and workability of this fabric. Quality stuff. Probably my #1 favourite for gear bags and sacks.

When I first made the hammock back in early April it was still chilly enough outside for jeans and a fleece top and my first impression was that it was difficult to slide around in the hammock to get comfortable. Since then, I've used it several times in much warmer weather with gym shorts and a t-shirt and been happy with it. This past weekend I took it to the beach and this material is absolutely fantastic as a summer hammock. Getting into it dripping wet with just a bathing suit and the material doesn't "stick" to your skin. There's just enough breathability to allow your backside to dry while keeping you cool but not chilly. I'm really looking forward to using it the rest of the summer for all my trips to the lake.

I made a nice pair of light weight shell pants out of this stuff. They're great! The texture beats typical nylon ripstop, makes for less noise when I walk, and this stuff is very easy to sew. It doesn't walk all over like slick nylon.

This was advertised as soft, but it really isn't soft. It really isn't scratchy either though.

In any case, I wanted a tough fabric to use as a top layer for some picnic blankets, and this material fits the usage really well. I hemmed some of this fabric on top of some 1.6D hyperD to make some lightweight, compact blankets that are waterproof. Best of all, you don't feel like you are sitting on top of a plastic tarp, but actual fabric.

Love this new fabric. Very soft to the touch and easy to sew.

I like the softness and tactile feel of the fabric - should be a great product for hammocks (which is my intent for the fabric) but not sure of other uses. In the world of ultralight fabrics, it is slightly on the heavy side but overall a great product for the right end use...

Absolutely love this product. So much so, that I purchased another 4 yards for a 2nd hammock. I love the fact you do not slide around as easily.

1.8 oz AIRWAVE Hybrid Ripstop Nylon

This fabric has a great hand feel, sews incredibly easy and stretches in all the right places. As others may have mentioned, as a hammock body this fabric doesn't allow you to move around as much as other fabrics. I am wondering if airwave will "break in" after a few camping trips?

Very soft with a lot of drape! Not satin/slippery soft, but that should be obvious from the product description. Quite breathable, definitely apparel ready. Minimal stretch, even on the bias.

The unique ripstop pattern & lovely color will make my project a truly unique weighted blanket.

Material is very soft, but I have not had time to make anything out of it yet

I've made a few hammocks now and the Airwave is definitely my new favorite material 1) to work with and 2) to sleep in. Very nice feel and good breathability.