Description
Stay off the dewy, bug-infested ground as you sleep off another long day of hiking.
- Lightweight polyester fabric holds up to 250lbs
- Attached stuff sack ensures quick packing and hassle-free storage
- At over nine feet in length, the hammock is made to fit all sizes
- Compatible with a sleeping pad for ultimate, off-the-ground comfort along the trail
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Bj and Emily Chauvin
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- Gender: Male
- Familiarity: I've used it several times
I am not very fond of this item. I got it for Christmas, so I tried it out, it works but looks and feels cheap. It is now in my car camping crap area. I would not used this for backpacking.
Much more durable than it appears
Annie Naylor
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- Gender: Female
- Familiarity: I've used it several times
This is an extremely lightweight single hammock. The material is thin and seems very fragile, which worried me when I first unpacked it, but I have used it a few times now and it is holding up really well- no holes or snags. The hammock does not come with hanging straps but does include an S-hook on each end. I have been using 6mm cord and Camp USA Nano 23 ultralight biners to hang this for a more versatile setup than optional tree straps. I just wish the hammock was about a foot wider and would be willing to deal with the extra weight. When I am in it with a sleeping pad there's not quite enough fabric to pull over myself for wind protection. I am 6' tall and the hammock is plenty long.
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epa4773190
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found small tares in the fabric after just a couple uses
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Jayson
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set this hammock up with a stand i made out of driftwood that washed ashore after hurricane irene
Grand Trunk UL Hammock
Chad Poindexter
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Hanging at the fire tower at Big Hill Pond State Park
The Grand Trunk UL Hammock
Chad Poindexter
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Hanging at Big Hill Pond State Park
First Look: Grand Trunk Ultralight Hammock
Chad Poindexter
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Here is my first look at my Grand Trunk UL hammock. Check out my full review on my blog:
http://sticksblog.com/2011/07/21/first-look-grand-trunk-ultralight-travel-hammock-system/
UL hammock...
tra4615251
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I cant say I dont recommend this, but rather a very conditional recomendation. One, consider that it is UL, 12oz, and $20. After a week of use I noticed a hole in the fabric. The only possible cause I can dream of (after much deliberation on this) is that my belt pouch for my multi-tool has some how rubbed a hole / tear in the fabric, which tells me (going back to 80% UL fabric gear) there is a serious loss of durability for the sake of being so light weight. Therefore, IDEAL conditions to purchase / use this hammock include weekend trips only, just you and your shorts (preferably running style only) when you climb in, and fair weather only so wind and bugs are not a terrible issue. oh yeah, I used a nonstretch ridge rope with 2 loops for consistant drape every time.
Grand Trunk Ultralight Hammock
Sean Morgan
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Grand Trunk Ultralight Hammock
Sean Morgan
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Grand Trunk Ultralight Hammock
Sean Morgan
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Grand Trunk Ultralight Hammock
Sean Morgan
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Grand Trunk Ultralight Hammock
Sean Morgan
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Dan Adams Outdoor Show
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Used this hammock on a 4 day in the uintas, got really cold, hammock was great!
Better than everyone thinks, much
Sam
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THIS IS HOW IT REALLY IS: These are awesome! I have had three and use them all the time. They do rip in half, but only if you bring sharp items into bed. Once a hole is started, it will not stop. They are very durable. It is well worth the $20. If you wanna be sure, get the Grand Trunk Nano 7, weighing only 6.7 ounces (this one is 16 oz), and made with Ripstop nylon, so it wont rip in half, and packs to the size of your fist.
does this hammock come with the ropes to...
jom3777016
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does this hammock come with the ropes to hang it?
Cory Guru
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Nope. The hanging kit is available at:
http://www.backcountry.com/outdoorgear/Grand-Trunk-Tree-Sling-Hammock-Hanging-Kit/GTR0009M.html
Dan Adams Outdoor Show
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yes it actually does, they are pretty slick
tra4615251
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NO. mine just came with the fabric tied off to two s-hooks. I used a seperately purchased nonstretch rope for a ridgeline and tied two loops in the middle for a consistant drape in the hammock. You can also purchase hanging kits, just depends on how much you wanna spend.
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kurt kidwell
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Write your question here...does it have a two layer bottom for inserting mat
Cory Guru
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No, these are pretty basic and only have a single sheet of polyester.
Avoid: Spend a little more to get a lot better.
uberben
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When I first received the hammock I thought it would be a great lightweight option to get off the ground when I'm in the Boundary waters. I didn't use it until I got there and on the first day it split right in half. I'm only 145 pounds, so it's not like I was overweight by any means. Backcountry.com has been a rockstar as usual and RMA'd it right away from me. When it comes to this hammock, it seems that you get what you pay for. I will spend more and get a nicer one next time.

Chad Poindexter
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