11 ft. long, 1.1 Coyote brown, DL. Whoopies, straps and toggles. approx. 62" wide and 15 oz. (from Jared's website). Stuff sack (open at both ends) included. One of several hammocks bought for my wife but she prefers the tent. I have tried it and like it but will keep my treerunner. Sells for $96 new. Will sell for $70 shipped to CONUS.
Do you have any pictures of the set up?
I wish I knew more about this hammock because it seems like a good deal.
Google = http://www.simplylightdesigns.com/ca...cPath/22_26_55Originally Posted by adkrella
Haha yeah....I checked it out online last night after I first saw the listing for quite a while....I just mean the way its cut....would like to see it up close or even better to use it in person.seems cool.
Love mine. The cat cut makes for a little extra sag at the ends when the ridgeline is set. I find it to have a flat lay and I don't get swallowed up by the rest of the material on the sides.
sorry it has taken me awhile to respond. I am away from my home so I can't post a picture but if you follow the link in this thread provided by gmcttr then you can find a photo album on the website hat has some really nice high quality pix. this is a very comfortable hammock...I just have no need for a 2nd one.
To save on paging back and forth, what is the recommended weight limit on that 1.1 oz material model?
Should be the same as most any other double layer hammock - for instance, the DL Traveler weight capacity is 275, but keep in mind that capacity means where it starts to stretch. Lots of folks over 200lbs have single layer 1.1s rated at 180.
There's nothing that I would say is cool looking about is. In fact, you don't notice the cat cut that much, except when you're in it. I don't notice much difference in the lay, but it does make it easier to see out and have your head and feet right up to the edge of the width of the material. The compromise is the rigid sides which are a little bit of a pain at times when getting out. As a result, I hang it lower.
"I wonder if anyone else has an ear so tuned and sharpened as I have, to detect the music, not of the spheres, but of earth, subtleties of major and minor chord that the wind strikes upon the tree branches. Have you ever heard the earth breathe... ?"
- Kate Chopin
per SLD website, 250# for 1.1 dl.
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