ENOTalon Hammock Organizer - Hanging Organizer for Camping & Backpacking Hammocks - Organizer Bag for Water Bottles, Travel Essentials, and Hiking Essentials

I needed something to put inside my hammock to hold a bottle of water and my glasses or anything else I need quick access to while I'm laying in my hammock. This item works perfectly. It's easy to unpack and repack, comes with an extra line if you need it, and just velcros snugly around the ridgeline.

I'd seen ENO featured and recommended in many Prepping/Survival Gear review videos. Had to check this out, because it seems like something an outdoorsy-camper-type person needs to have. Figured with all the respected gear reviewers mentioning it, that it would be of good quality. And, it is. I think the only reason I haven't gotten their products before, is that they're usually bright colored, and just look like camping gear, whereas I like more military type stuff. This came in OD Green, and I'm a sucker for that. Wish it didn't have the brighter, "Melon" color on it, too, but whatever.This is going in my survival pack, that I'll be doing gear review videos with. I don't have a hammock yet, but this will work in a tarp shelter, too, or anywhere alse you want to hang it. Even if you didn't hang it, it's still a good spot to keep your stuff together.Love that it comes with its own ridgeline. Has a hook that looks like titanium. Cool tensioner clip. It's plastic, but good plastic that isn't cheezy.Neat little stuff sack that doubles as an extra pocket when you hang it. Love the cool drawstring clip that squeezes together. It's cooler than the standard toaster clip method. Also has a hook on it that will hang it from the line. And a loop you can hang it from a hook or caribiner. I saw other reviewers mentioning it not being, or not looking easy to put back in the bag. I thought it would be like that, at first, but it isn't. You fold it in half, put your ridgeline in the middle, roll it up, and it goes right in there. I almost always have trouble getting things back in their bags, and usually grumble about it in a review, but that didn't happen here.Love the quality of the ridgeline, hooks, tensioners and clips, and the zippers and velcro are legit.Love that it's all breatheable, and has that cool big side sleeve for your drink.Seems a tad pricey, but the quality of all the materials is there. I'm accustomed to Top Of The Line gear, and this makes the cut.Would like for it to have more pockets and some organization, as it's one big pocket and the side sleeve, but I can't complain too much. This thing is awesome, and I'm pleased with it. Hopefully ENO, will come out with more stuff in OD Green (Hold the Melon!), that needs reviewing. 👍 LoL.

I've been a hammock camper for at least five years now, and maybe longer. I've considered a ridgeline organizer, but really wanted to make my own and never 'bit the bullet' on purchasing one. When I had the option to pick this one up, I jumped at the opportunity.Note, I'm not using this with an ENO hammock, and my hammock utilizes a built-in structural ridgeline. This means I did not need the included line system. I understand I may not be the exact target audience, but it would be nice to have an option to buy just the organizer and storage bag without the line system. Oh, well. It IS well-designed, with decent line-adjustment hardware included. Just not something I need given my personal setup.Now to the organizer. I like it... a lot. Attachment to my ridgeline is quick and easy using the small flap and the sewn-in velcro. There's a small gap between the two pieces to allow my ridgeline to slide between. Nice touch. There's also just enough friction to keep it nicely in place, but still allow me to slide it where I want it.I like that there's a zippered compartment for smaller items and a separate mesh pouch that's easy to access for larger and bulkier items like a water bottle. I also like that both the zippered compartment and the storage bag (which, by the way, doubles as a great place to tuck my glasses and cell phone!) have mesh panels, making it easy to see what's inside.Overall, I really love this organizer, and the fact the storage bag doubles as a second ridgeline storage bag is a nice touch. I did knock this down one star because it IS expensive at $35. However, it's well-designed and solidly made while still being lightweight, and worth your consideration if you're into hammocking.

Well made, lots of pockets and functionality. If you’re going to have a ridge line, adding this is a no brainer. It’s over priced, it should be between $20-$25 if you ask me. Also in typical Eno fashion the stuff sack is undersized. You have to have an engineering degree to be able to get this folded up and put back in the sack it comes with. I think Eno needs to do better in this regard.

man, i miss my ENO hammock. there's a reason why ENO is the bee's knees of hammocks. well-made, super portable, reliable. this little accessory which folds up as small as an ENO hammock lets you set up your own hammock (ENO or otherwise) and suspend overhead, on its own little pocket, the things that you don't want falling down before you take a nice nap in your hammock in the trees. said things can include water bottles, keys, glasses -- out of harm's way, not prone to get crushed, and safely stored for when you wake up refreshed, grab your things, take down your hammock and your accessories hammock into 2 fistfuls of portable hammock stuff sacks, and you're quickly on your way. for hammockers (yes, new word) who do this thing on the regular or for hikers and campers who use portable hammocks, this can be invaluable. even if you don't put up a hammock while camping, you can easily suspend your valuables by rope in this organizer until you get back. good stuff all around. a full 5 stars from me.

All of my hammock gear - hammock, straps, etc. are from the ENO brand. When I find a company I like, and has good quality, I tend to be loyal to that company until I find a reason not to be any longer.This item is no exception, good quality item from a brand I trust. Functional and looks good.Note: This is not intended to be used as a structural ridge line as far as I’m aware.