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This hammock is very light and great for backpackers.
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Source: received it as a personal gift
Summary
This hammock is very light and great for backpackers.
Pros
- Light
- Easy to set up
Cons
- Thin
- Not durable
- Not waterproof
- No bug net
This hammock I have used all around, from indoors to 10' up in a tree to the Canadian back-country, and though it is better than a tent, this is not what I would buy.
In the land of Canooks, I was stuck 4 hours out, by train, with my troop. Me and the other boy all had hammocks and the bug population in one square foot was more than the human population. Well we spent the night out there, and if it hadn't been for our parents, we would had not slept a wink.
If I were to get a new shelter it would most likely be one of those hanging tents.
Description
The Nano-7 is a hammock made by Grand Trunk. It has an average rating of 3.5 stars (out of 5), based on 1 user review
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