Bear Butt 1 Double Hammock - A Start Up Company With Top Quality Gear At Half The Cost Of The Other Guys (Red/White/Blue)

Description

Whether you're an avid adventurer or more of a homebody, the Bear Butt Double Parachute Camping Hammock is an ideal option for comfort on camping trips or even just in your own backyard. This hammock does not require a special stand to be set up, so it is perfect for quick, spur-of-the-moment excursions with minimal packing. This hammock is perfect for any setting since it can even be easily set up indoors. Whether you're looking for a comfortable seat for an afternoon or a place to sleep on a camping expedition, this hammock is an ideal choice. The Bear Butt Double Parachute Camping Hammock is made of tough nylon fabric and has a legal support limit of 500 lbs. This hammock is made out of solid nylon fabric, making it more durable than a mesh or netting hammock. Don't let its toughness fool you, though. Our hammocks are made of 75D Nylon Taffeta with a 210 thread count, so they're luxuriously soft. The Bear Butt Double Parachute Camping Hammock is designed to hang comfortably between two trees, posts, or poles. This large hammock can be used anywhere there's a place to hang it and is quick and easy to set up, so you can spend less time worrying about camp set-up and more time enjoying the beauty of your surroundings, no matter where you are. This hammock is lightweight-coming in at just 1.5 lbs-and folds down to a compact size. It can easily be packed in a car or backpack for a weekend camping trip, or even in a plane carry-on for bigger trips. This Bear Butt hammock is just what you need to pack up and hit the road with peace of mind. With this hammock, you can go adventuring at a moment's notice. Our hammock comes ready to go with two heavy duty carabiners and two 10 foot lengths of tactical grade rope The hammock is also equipped with reinforced nylon straps at either end to prevent ripping or tearing. Simply hook the rope through the straps at the ends of the hammock and securely tie the ropes to the trees or posts, and you'll be good to go!