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The Byer of Maine Salsa hammock is large and strong enough to hold the whole family and the design hangs loose and deep in the center so you can lie diagonally. It's constructed with soft and conforming basket-weave fabric for comfort and support.
This description was also provided by: Sports Authority, FogDog Sports
Byer of Maine claims that the Salsa Double Hammock is “a true hammock connoisseur's choice.” Now, we're not even sure if such a thing exists, but it did—damn … soft canvas material, enough space for two adults to snooze comfortably, enough strength for the whole family … this thing's the Dom frickin' Pérignon of hammocks.
| Capacity / Weight Limit: | 400lb (181kg) |
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| Country of Origin: | China |
| Dimensions: | 101 x 62in (257 x 158cm) |
| Manufacturer Warranty: | Lifetime |
| Material: | Double-weave cotton |
| Recommended Use: | Relaxing, napping, hammock-snobbery |
| Weight: | 6lb (2712g) |
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This product is available in the following colors:
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REALLY SWEET HAMMOCK! | |
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My husband LOVES his birthday gift! This is an awesome hammock -- I can usually find my husband or one of my 3 teenagers lounging in it. We don't even use a pillow, it just wraps around you like a cocoon. . . | |
| fivernutz2167812 at Backcountry.com on 05/29/2008 | |
Best hammock ever | |
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I love this hammock. I love sitting in it with my whole family (3 little kids and 1 husband) on a summer afternoon. | |
| Sara B at Backcountry.com on 04/24/2008 | |
Nice, but not anywhere near great. | |
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This hammock's good points are its size, its bright colors, and its comfort. The bad points are its weight, tangled strings, and its material which does not lend itself to quick drying and will probably rot if left hanging in the back yard, which seems to be what it was designed for. | |
| burngold20880193 at Backcountry.com on 05/30/2008 | |
