Saw this in Sam's yesterday (Lubbock, TX) Attachment 176196
Saw this in Sam's yesterday (Lubbock, TX) Attachment 176196
Interesting— received a similar photo from someone in Southern California, price was about $8 less than that even... said it included straps too. Good recreational hammocks.
I saw these last week at my local Sam's Club(Phoenix AZ). Don't remember the price though. Are they at least decent, anyone used one before?
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I bought one. When I get home, I will measure and try it out and let yall know.
That is my gateway drug (I mean hammock). However, it ended up costing me a lot more than $25! [emoji41]
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[emoji23][emoji23] One I'm okay getting hooked on. So far the only issue I'm seeing is that the hammock is listed as 10'6" x 6'6" but that is including the carabiner and strap on the end. So they actually are closer to 9'6" x 6'6". At $25 bucks, I'm still happy though, and it should be an excellent starter. If nothing else, I'm really excited about the python style trunk straps with their own small stuff sack.Quote:
Originally Posted by Dunckelman
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I bought one a few years back for my nephew (4 years old at the time). Too short for me to sleep overnight in, but it’s been great and has held up to a lot of abuse. And I’m sure I paid closer to $60 for it at the time.Quote:
Originally Posted by kamileon
I don't own one, but I've seen Grand Trunk hammocks out on the trails while hiking and stopped to talk to the owners. Nobody was actually using them as camping hammocks in which to sleep, but more as a recreational lounger. They were attractive in terms of colors, appeared well made and the straps, while heavy, were simple and effective to use. For $25 including suspension, that's a bargain, especially if you have kids.Quote:
Originally Posted by kamileon
I still have a GT single and double purchased a few years back. My kids slept in them every once in a while up until last year. They are very well made and are durable. In fact, the double was used many times as a swing (with multiple kids on board). I am still cringing from those potential head injuries.Quote:
Originally Posted by kamileon
Mine came with junk ropes that finally gave out from being left out on our back porch for a long time (several years). Converted both over to CL/whoopies/straps. I would say well worth $25 for a lounger and/or kids. Especially if it comes with decent straps...
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grand trunk products are great imo......Customer service is second to none and thats very important to me. Can't go wrong.