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Re: Hammocks?
It's hard to find a suitable spot but rope + trees is >>> than stand + canvas IME.
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i was just thinking about buying a hammock myself. not an expert. i'll stay tuned.
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I would consider myself a hammock expert.
A rope hammock is much more durable, but the most comfotable hammock is a string mayan hammock, like this one: Mayan Hammock They are so money. It's so easy to fall asleep in one, but they typically get holes in them within a year. |
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i have a rope hammock hung in the shade between two trees, and I spent hundreds of hours laying in the hammock and reading last year.
You want a small pillow for a rope hammock, and it's great. I've never tried a mayan hammock. I agree that trees > stand. |
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You might want to talk to this man.
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I have worked in a sporting goods store for the last 10 years and have sold a great deal of hammocks. And my advice is don't buy cheap! OP, the hammock in your link looks decent, but is a fairly cheap hammock w a weak stand. The link to the Mayan that Solids provides is a great hammock. I would recomend going to your local sporting goods store and trying out a couple before buying. BTW, they are on of the greatest summer time pleasures. Good luck with your search.
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