Does grand trunk use any tricks to get the weight down so low, or is it just a matter of following gathered end guides with nylon rip stop 1.1?
Does grand trunk use any tricks to get the weight down so low, or is it just a matter of following gathered end guides with nylon rip stop 1.1?
Just light 1.1 material and no caribiners. It ain't hard to make'm that light, and many do.Originally Posted by Bushwhacker
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Bushwacker...reading your threads makes it clear that you are looking for as light weight of a setup as you can get.
Start here... https://www.hammockforums.net/forum/...ad.php?t=43521
It's also a really small hammock.
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Oh man I didn't think it would be that obvious.
Thanks!
I'm initially attracted by claims of light weight gear, but half the time, they have simply reduced the size of the item. Not a very creative way to go about it, IMO. The Nano is a perfect example of this.
Mike
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It is stated as 1.6 on their website.
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