1.2 oz MTN XL Hybrid Ripstop Nylon 6.6

Made a simple gathered end hammock out of 4 yards of this stuff. Sewed easily, super light, plenty strong. Just fantastic!

So my first hammock I made out of mtn 1.7. I love it. This time I tried the 1.2 version. It is much softer and has some give, but not too much. For a lightweight, wide hammock I can’t imagine any better material. For home, it is a tougher choice though between the two. I like the stiffness of the 1.7 better overall, but prefer the softness of the 1.2. Both seem durable. The 1.7 is a lot easier to sew, but both are manageable even for a beginner like me. Honestly, just buy both and make two hammocks and give away the one you don’t prefer.

Been developing a bridge hammock design and this fabric is an almost perfect blend of strength, stiffness and "lightness". There are no sags or stretches, just great support on the firm side, which is what I was after.
The fabric is easy to handle, mark up and sew ... with a weight rating of 275 for the 1.2 oz/m2, there are other products that have the same rating, but they seem to have more stretch.
There are also a really nice selection of colours, which when paired up with Monolite .7 (which also has lots of colours) for bug netting can give a very sharp looking finished product.

The 1.2 MTN is a great fabric to work with. It’s very easy to sew. I designed a custom hammock and laying in it was so relaxing. It is really great stuff.

I love the colors of this product. I got blue and purple. It sees nice and is super lightweight, which will help me keep my pack weight down.

I made an Azym Hammock from a parallelogram cut at about 65 degrees angle. Works like a charm. Whipped ends like Hennessy patent. Around 3 meters ridgeline length gives plenty space in this hammock. Bug net next. I am 182cm tall at around 90kg heavy. 1.2 oz works very well for me.

I like how lightweight it is.

Made a lighter weight hammock. stretch is average with other fabrics. not as silky and soft as other fabrics, still good enough for sleeping. recommend, its easier to work with than other lighter breathable fabrics on the market.

Light, but still sturdy, easy to sew, good feel. What's not to like :)

Material was easy to sew and comfortable as a hammock. Time will tell if it is heavy enough to hold up, but it feels strong. Shipping was fast. Thanks. I also bought the bottom entry bug net and was happy with that too.

Very comfortable hammock material
Love it

I want to say that when creating Rozum techwear products, these fabrics showed the best ratio of results in all parameters that are important for sewing complex products. I really like these fabrics, thank you for the delivery!

The only downside is the logistics, as FedEx/TNT is the most fucking service in my country, waiting 2 weeks for customs clearance, which DHL does in 1-2 days. It is a pity that you do not cooperate with DHL.

I designed a hammock with this fabric for long hikes and long trail hikers in my country.
It consists of a hammock body and a top cover with a ventilator.
Both used 1.2 MTN.
The top cover can be completely removed and switched to Bugnet.
For long hikes, we needed to be as light as possible and as durable as possible by its weight.
As a result of testing, this fabric successfully met that demand!
I use HyperD a lot, but I'm sure this fabric will be used more often in the future.

I used 4 yds of this to make (another) gathered end hammock. The nice thing is that the folks doing the cutting actually gave me about 4" extra on the 12 ft! My goal was a long, wide hammock that would fit my "work from home" COVID-19 sized body.
The sides of this fabric are not "finished", but I don't worry about that, but just turn them under with a rolled hem. The little frizzies and cog line holes are a good measuring point. I do tend to iron my hems to make them easier to stitch. This fabric has a great feel to it, and has a square and diamond ripstop grid, which seems really durable to me. It was slightly shiny on the "inside", so that was how I stitched it up. The finished hammock was 140" in length and 67" wide. I used some gray Gutterman thread (the thin stuff) and a small needle on an old Singer. Perfect! I set it up to sleep in as a house hammock, but also plan to take it on trips.
I can't say enough about the speed of shipping, and great customer service! Overall, very pleased with this purchase, and will definitely be doing more...

The 1.3 MTN seems to be the perfect balance between light weight and strength. I love that it is very wide.The strength is comparable to a much heavier fabric, probably at least a typical 1.6 oz/y^2 fabric.

I bought this to make a camping hammock and it was wo comfy and strong for a 210lb guy. I would recommend it

My order of 4 yards of MTN 1.3 wide arrived in a timely manner. This is a light, slick fabric with just the right amount of stretch to be comfortable for my 155 pounds. To sew it, I used a teflon foot on the Singer Heavy Duty and that made the job much, much easier.

The finished product was exactly what I was aiming for. I wanted a hammock just a smidge under 11 feet, and it came out 10 feet 10 inches on the dot, which was perfect. Generous hemming gave me a width of 62.75 inches, within a quarter inch of the 63 I was aiming for. More skilled sewers could certainly use a smaller hem and make a wider hammock with this fabric if needed.

The finished product weighs exactly 10 ounces, including the two amsteel end loops and the zingit ridgeline. I'll make a stuff sack out of the left over material, so I expect the weight with stuff sack will be a few tenths over 10 ounces, which is outstanding for such a wide fabric.

I'll post photos over on my Instagram page: https://www.instagram.com/drew_boswell_writes/

The title says it all.

I have a hammock in the 1.2mtn and I weigh 220. I made a hammock out of this 1.3mtn and it feels more like the 1.7mtn than the 1.2mtn. Very strong feeling and almost no sag or stretch. Very nice flat lay. I'd buy it again, seems to be the perfect hammock fabric for what I like.

Nice product to work with. I used this for a hammock project it is very light but yet seems very durable. Will be using again in the future on other projects.

Thanks,
RSBTR for another great product.

Purchased on the first day of release! Made a hammock for my brother as I wanted to make him something unique. The new material was very easy to sew (very stable in all directions/planes). Not too stiff, but not as "buttery" as HyperD. I do appreciate the weight savings and the large format (my 6' 3" brother will too).
Thanks RBTR!

Exactly what I ordered delivered quickly.

Used this to replace the material on my Helinox ground chair, worked great, easy to sew and appears very strong! My chair is now 173 grams or 6 oz lighter! Love it!

I really like the feel and machinability of this material.

I used your material to make a new hammock. I believe it will work out really well but I won't be able to use it backpacking untill next summer. I'm sure it will be really good. Light and strong.

Mike

Light, strong, breathable and easy to work with. Makes an excellent and very comfortable hammock.

Shipping is always fast. Looking forward to sewing some of these projects.