Go Outfitters Hammock Gear Loft

Quick verdict: The GO! Outfitters Hammock Gear Loft is a 31 in ridgeline storage accessory made from 70D nylon. At a manufacturer-listed 4 oz for the loft, two carabiners, stuff sack, and two cord loops, it favors accessible storage over minimum accessory weight.

Who is this for?

Best fit: hammock campers who already use a ridgeline and want clothing, quilts, or small camp items off the ground and within reach.

What you get

GO! Outfitters lists the Gear Loft, two carabiners, two cord loops for Prusik knots, and one storage bag.

Verified specifications

Material: 70D nylon—the same fabric GO! Outfitters says it uses for its hammocks.

Length: 31 inches.

• Weight: 4 oz including the Gear Loft, two carabiners, stuff sack, and two cord loops.
• Storage modes
• The adjustable elastic drawstrings can narrow the opening for a pocket-style setup or allow the loft to expand for bulkier soft gear.
• Compatibility
• This accessory hangs from a hammock ridgeline. Confirm that your hammock has a suitable ridgeline and that the attachment position does not interfere with entry, exit, the bug net, or your sleeping position.

Setup

• Attach the included cord loops to the ridgeline as directed, connect the loft with its carabiners, then position it where the stored gear remains reachable without pressing into the occupant.
• Load guidance
• GO! Outfitters does not publish a numeric load limit on the current Gear Loft product page. The previous 5 lb claim on this page was therefore removed. Start with light, soft gear and follow any capacity guidance supplied with the current product.
• Weather limits
• Hanging beneath a well-pitched tarp can help keep gear off wet ground, but the manufacturer does not describe the 70D nylon loft itself as waterproof. Protect moisture-sensitive items separately.

Tradeoffs

At 4 oz, this is heavier than a small minimalist ridgeline pocket. Overpacking may cause sag, reduce headroom, or place more load on the ridgeline; large or heavy items belong elsewhere.

Best uses

Good candidates include a puffy jacket, small quilt, hat, gloves, or other soft camp items. Keep hard or heavy objects positioned so they cannot fall onto the occupant. Evidence & source note: Specifications, included components, materials, and storage modes on this page are based on GO! Outfitters’ current Hammock Gear Loft product page. Unsupported first-person testing, warranty, universal-fit, and 5 lb capacity claims from the prior copy were removed. This is research-based and is not presented as a personal field test. Verified August 11, 2026; confirm current specifications and instructions before purchase. This site is reader-supported, and if you buy through our links, we may earn a commission at no extra cost to you.

• Skip it if
• Choose a smaller organizer if you only need a phone and headlamp, or a ground-level gear sling if your hammock lacks a suitable ridgeline or you want to store footwear and heavier equipment.
• Buyer questions

Does your hammock have a compatible ridgeline? Will the 31 in length fit without contacting the bug net or your face? Is 4 oz acceptable for your pack? Where will wet or heavy gear be stored?