Hammocks

5YOM COMES TO THE ER AFTER FALL AND HEAD LACERATION. HE WAS SWINGING IN A HAMMOCK WITH IS SISTER AND WHEN SHE GOT OUT HE FELL OUT AND HIT HIS HEAD ON THE GROUND. EXAM SHOWS LACERATION ON TOP OF HEAD. DX: LACERATION HEAD

58YOF WAS IN HAMMOCK WHEN SHE FELL OUT ONTO HER HEAD DX:CLOSED HEAD INJURY

11 YOF FELL OFF HAMMOCK HIT POLE DX; CHI

6YOF FELL AT HOME AND HIT HEAD ON A HAMMOCK STAND. DX: EAR LACERATION

12 YOF HIT HEAD ON SOMETHING ON HAMMOCK DX; FOREHEAD CONTUSION

11YOM WAS IN A HAMMOCK THAT WAS BEING SWUNG BY A FRIEND WHEN HE FELL OUT OF THE HAMMOCK AND LANDED ON HIS RIGHT SHOULDER DX: INJURY OF RIGHT SHOULDER

44YOF PRESENTS TO THE ED AFTER THE PATIENT FELL FROM A HAMMOCK FALLING DIRECTLY ON HER BACK COMPLAINING OF PAIN. DX: FALL, FALL INVOLVING HAMMOCK, BACK PAIN, FRACTURED COCCYX

10 YOM FELL OFF HAMMOCK LANDED ON TOY CUT HEAD DX LACERATION SCALP

69YOM TAKES *** AND PRESENTS AFTER HE FELL OUT OF A HAMMOCK LANDING ON HIS RIGHT SIDE. ALSO HAS RIGHT CALF PAIN AND SWELLING THAT BEGAN WHILE HE WAS WALKING UP THE STAIRS. DX: CONTUSION OF RIB ON RIGHT SIDE, RIGHT LEG SWELLING

4YOF FELL OFF A HAMMOCK. DX: FACIAL ABR

12YOM PRESENTS TO ED FOR EVALUATION OF HEAD INJURY. REPORTS FELL OUT OF HAMMOCK WITHOUT LOC BUT +HEADSTRIKE. REPORTS VOMITING AND HAS COMPLAINTS OF PERSISTENT HEADACHE. ED DX: HEAD TRAUMA; TRANSIENT ALTERATION OF AWARENESS; CONTUSION OF BRAIN WITH LOSS OF CONCIOUSNESS.

44YOM, COMPLAINING OF PERSISTENT SHOULDER PAIN THAT STARTED A MONTH AGO AFTER SLEEPING ON A HAMMOCK, DX: CHRONIC LEFT SHOULDER PAIN

I bought a Vivere 2 person hammock. When the hammock was hooked up and sat in, the ropes on one side snapped and the person fell to the ground hitting her head. The ropes were tied together in a knot and the hammock was tried again. the other side of the hammock ropes started to crackle and also ripped apart, making the person fall to the ground a second time, this time hitting their legs and rear end on the ground.

I laid on the hammock and when I tried to move up alittle the hook popped out and I fell first hitting my head very bad on the pole thats angled and landing on the pole that is on the ground which resulted in me not being able to walk the next morning without having back spasms. I produced a bruise from the top of my tailbone that became extremely wide also over my buttock. I had to go to urgent care and got x-rayed for my tailbone and was given a shot to help with the spasms.

I was given a binxy baby shopping cart hammock as a baby gift. Today, I was in target using it with my baby (born 5-9-17). The hammock was installed on the cart as instructed and she was bucked in. After some time, she wriggled out in a way that made her head come over one side of the hammock and become stuck between the hammock and the far end of the cart. Not only was her head stick such that she couldn't free it, her head and neck were in a very unnatural pisition. I had only looked away for seconds and I freed her immediately. She seems fine. I think the hammock is problematic, particularly when the cart it is used on has sides that are not nearly parallel. The baby leans to one side and their head can too easily come off the hammock and hang down and even become stuck, as my daughter' did.

We set up the hammock as directed in the instructions and the ring/tie mechanism failed when someone who was laying in the hammock tried to get out of the hammock. The weight limit is for 400 lbs, and the individual is well-under the weight limit at 280 lbs. They attempted to get out, but the ring/tie mechanism failed at the same time and he fell to the ground. With only slight bruising on his bottom, he was fine, but the recall on this item states that it is only for items sold just 2 months earlier, and I believe this product also belongs in this category.

the item was purchased online at walmart.com. The supplier is costway. The pod hammock swing broke with my 8 yr old son in the seat. He fell from the swing, it ripped at the top, and as a result received a concussion. He was transported to the ER by ambulance. He had difficulity walking and talking. He was in great pain. The product is aimed at children. The swing did not break at any seam, it ripped below the ring that hooks to the c stand. This product is extremely unsafe. I asked the company to add a warning label so other children wont get harmed, but they refused to communicate with me. My son should never never been in that swing, because it is dangerous. I read online that many of their items are not properly made. Someone please help, so no other child gets hurt. My son is autistic and this swing is aimed at children with special needs. This is dangerous.

I have Garden Treasures Hammock (Item #: 206254 | Model #:SC-XHMK-NN) bought at Lowes in April 2010. On August 20, 2011 the stitching in the end seam of hammock bed came apart with my 7 year old son (weighs about 60 lbs) sitting on it and he fell. He was just sitting, not bouncing or jumping. It appears that the stitching is made from a thin cotton, non-durable tread. The tread was certainly not suitable for an outdoor product. It creates a very foreseeable safety/falling hazard. While my son only sustained minor bumps and bruises it could have been much worse had an adult been laying prone on the hammock. Customer reviews on Lowes website indicate this is a common problem. Your assistance in getting this hazardous product off the market is needed. Thank you [REDACTED]

Mac Sports folding hammock.Plastic joint holding base to upright support snapped in half causing hammock to drop suddenly on side that broke.

The Z hook on one end of my hammock stand broke while I was laying on it this week and I fell down onto the grass and across the bar at the bottom of the hammock stand.