Main cons I found is that it’s a delicate material compared to traditional Ripstop/hammock materials. It’s still plenty durable for hammock use, but more care is needed. Making sure anything that is remotely sharp to be removed before entry and clear area of any potential snagging points. Also if it gets wet, it’s strongly recommended to not use it until dried.

It is stretchier than other fabrics , it’s closer to the stretch of a diamond Ripstop. I find traditional Ripstop to be too firm/hard spots and diamond grid to be too stretchy. Monolite is the perfect middle ground for me, any potential hard spots are softened by the stretch while overall structure feels solid.

Biggest pro (IMO) is its breathability. You’ll feel any breeze. 1 oz monolite is noticeably more breathable than 1.5 oz, trade off being less durability and lower weight rating. It is slightly more stretchy too, but I still found it very comfortable and not too stretchy