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Grand Trunk Single Hammock w/ Straps
Keithis
36
Jul 12, 2018
Rated for 200lbs? Not good...
I weigh around 220lbs, so to be absolutely confident about being in the hammock with a small bit of bedding and other kit, I would want it to be rated for at least 230lbs.
If the hammock itself is strong enough, then it should be easy to replace the flimsy carabiners... but I'm concerned that the attachments and the cloth itself are not strong enough.
scope
198
Jul 13, 2018
KeithisWeight rating is all about the fabric. I can tell from the weight that it will hold you and gear, but you'll likely get some stretch. Over time, this can affect the fabric so you do need to watch out for this. You're not so heavy as to expect you couldn't use this for a decent period of time. You want something more durable, spend more. As for the suspension, because you can't guarantee a user will hang at 30 degrees or less, then the mfr has to use a suspension rated at 1000 or more. Trust me, you're good there. But, because of the potential forces of 1000lbs+, you need tree straps, and speaking of...
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