Outdoor
Mock ONE® Portable Hammock with Folding Stand and UPF 50+ Canopy
Product description
No trees or straps required: The Mock ONE® is a freestanding hammock system built around a patented folding frame so you can hammock anywhere without climbing or tying straps to trees. The design eliminates the need for tree protection and works where traditional hammocks aren’t permitted.
What’s included: The package ships with the hammock fabric, the collapsible metal frame, an adjustable UPF 50+ canopy, the assembly pins and connectors, and a compact carry bag for transport and storage. Everything snaps together for tool-free assembly.
Materials and capacity: The support structure is made from a durable metal alloy with protective finish and the lounging surface is breathable, quick-drying fabric engineered for comfort. The listed user capacity is 250 lbs and the full unit weighs just under 15 pounds, making it easy to load into a vehicle or tote by hand.
Size and setup: The stand folds down for compact portability and unfolds into a stable base that supports both sitting and reclining positions. Typical setup and takedown take about a minute for one person, which is useful for patio naps, poolside lounging, backyard use, van camping, or indoor sleepovers.
How it’s used: You can sit across the fabric like a hammock chair or lie lengthwise as a solo hammock bed. The canopy adjusts to shield you from sun exposure, and the free-standing frame lets you place the hammock on decks, lawns, rugs, or inside a camper without impacting trees or fixed mounting points.
Support and warranty: The manufacturer offers ongoing customer support and a satisfaction guarantee. If you run into problems with assembly or defects, customer service is available to assist and resolve issues.
Pros
- Sets up in about a minute, very portable
- Built-in UPF 50+ adjustable canopy
- No tree straps or mounting required
Cons
- Single-person capacity (250 lbs) may limit larger users
- Tall users may have feet dangling
- Some users report occasional small hardware defects
VerdictThis collapsible hammock with an integrated stand delivers true portability and the comfort of a hammock without needing trees or complex rigging. It’s light enough to carry to picnics, park days, or into a camper and sets up in about a minute. The canopy offers sun protection (UPF 50+) and the frame supports a single user up to 250 lbs. Ideal for quick naps, reading, or a relaxed seat, it’s a con
Reviews
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CR 5/5
Lightweight and comfortable for the family
My 8‑year‑old, my 6'4" husband, and I all enjoyed this. It’s light, simple to assemble, and a cozy spot for reading or napping. We keep it in the RV and bring it to cabins — highly recommend for trips.
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SQ 5/5
Great for compact van camping
After trying cots and other loungers, this was the best fit for my old E‑150 no‑build camper. The small footprint fits between wheel wells and feels stable on my rug. Fabric is fairly firm so I don’t slump, and at 5'3" I have plenty of room. Taller folks should expect to dangle their feet.
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D. Wilson 5/5
Fits neatly in a no-build Promaster van
Really impressed — it sets up in about a minute. I use it east‑to‑west along the rear cargo door area of my Promaster conversion and it leaves floor space for other gear. Much quicker than a cot to deploy for a nap and small enough to stow away easily. Comfortable enough that I might replace my cot with it.
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Islasian 5/5
Handy lightweight option for camping
Perfect when I wanted a one‑person hammock that’s easy to carry. It’s light and portable, though expanding the base takes practice to manage the dangling parts. I like that the shade is included. Not made for swinging, but a solid camp lounger; I may add netting for bugs.
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June 5/5
Nice gift for outdoorsy friends
Clever product for people without trees. Set it up in my yard with no trouble and it packs down small to bring along. Not heavy to carry and fits my size well. Can’t wait to take it camping when the weather warms.
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Moni CA 3/5
Neck pillow should be movable
Clever design and easy to follow instructions. Built well and set up was straightforward. My gripe is the fixed end pillows — at 5'9" they pressed into my neck and couldn’t be adjusted. Feet hung off the end, so not fully comfortable for me.
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Kimberly C. 1/5
Bent after only a few uses
Bought it under six months ago and used it only a handful of times. The frame bent even though I weigh under 250 lbs. It was stored indoors and was easy to assemble at first. Fabric is breathable and comfortable, but taller users will dangle. The shade didn’t do much in my experience.
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antoinette teixeira 4/5
Nearly perfect but a pin issue
Fast to set up and very comfy. One of the frame pins seems flawed and can unhinge a leg — could be a stability risk. Packaging looked like it had been opened, so I wondered if it was a return. Still delighted overall, just keep an eye on that connector.
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