Features
- Hi-strength parachute nylon silk
- 3x stitching on all weight-bearing points
- Attached stuff sack
- Nautical Grade Carabiners and FREE hammock hanging kit included
- Mildew-resistant
Price: $64.99
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Tired of sleeping on uncomfortable tent floors? Want a cozy spot to tape a nap after a seven-mile hike? Turn to the double parachute nylon hammock, a portable hammock that packs easily and sets up in less than a minute. The hammock is made of high-strength parachute nylon silk, with 3x stitching on all weight-bearing points. As a result, it can hold up to 400 pounds, including several small children or a pair of adults. It's also generously sized at 10.5 feet long by 6.5 feet wide (68.25 total square feet), making it the largest double parachute hammock on the market. Best of all, the hammock offers a trail weight of just over 1 pound and stuffs tightly into an attached stuff sack. Compact and versatile, it performs equally well at the campsite or in the backyard.
Mildew-resistant, the hammock comes with stainless-steel S-hooks and a pair of 10-foot pieces of pre-knotted 4.5mm accessory rope. The hammock carries a 10-year warranty.
About Grand Trunk
Formerly known as the Travel Hammock, Grand Trunk was established in early 2002 after two adventurous entrepreneurs met while backpacking in Thailand. The duo's first products were hammocks designed to set up pretty much anywhere, but as the company expanded its product selection to include shelters, quickset tents, and more, the company changed its name to Grand Trunk. Selling "goods for the road," the company is continually working hard to find new and exciting products based on the founders' shared enjoyment and adoration for the outdoor lifestyle. Grand Trunk is named after the Grand Trunk Road, a.k.a. the Long Walk, Southeast Asia's most colorful overland passage and an enduring symbol of freedom and adventure. Built in the 16th century and expanded by the Mughal and the British Empires, the Grand Trunk Road today stretches from Kabul to Calcutta, over the Himalayas and through the desert plains of India. Throughout history, the Grand Trunk Road has been key in the movement of explorers, travelers, goods, and ideas.
