I found an UL Travel Hammock online last night for $12.95. I was wondering if anyone knew of a source for the material that the hammock body is made from and why more manufacturers aren't using it. It is rated for 250 pounds and has a two year warranty so it can't be all that fragile. It is much lighter than the 1.9 oz/sqyd that I am currently using. Any thoughts?
Brian
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I believe the Travel Hammocks use polyester as the bed fabric. I know this is the case in the Skeeter-Beeter. I don't know what the weight rating is on it tho.
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Its rated to 250 lbs according to the website.
I several travel hammocks they are very good hammocks and very comfortableOriginally Posted by T-BACK
all you need is a tarp and netting.best hammocks for money,quality and and they are very light and very comfortable.neo
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