Shelters » Hennessy Hammocks Ultralight Backpacker A-SYM

Specifications

* Weight: 1 lb. 15oz. / 880 gr.
* Weight limit: 200 lbs.
* Suspension System: 1450 lb. test Spectra reinforced ropes with tightly braided polyester covering
* 42″ long and 1″ wide webbing straps called “tree huggers”
* Hammock dimensions: 100″ x 48″
* Hammock fabric: 70D nylon taffeta, 160 x 90 high count
* Canopy dimensions: – a parallelogram with – long side = 92″ – short side = 65″ – long diagonal = 122″ – short diagonal = 105″
* Canopy fabric: 1.1 ounce 30 D silicone nylon
* Mesh: 1 ounce 20 D polyester No-See-Um netting
* Stuff sack: Logo and set up instructions printed on ripstop nylon bag
* Set up time: 2 minutes
* Packed size: 5″ x 10″
* Suggested retail price: $189.00 US

Colors

* “Coyote brown” hammock and fly

Company site: http://hennessyhammock.com/

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Comments (6)

NickSeptember 21st, 2008 at 5:54 pm

The Hennesy Hammock A-Sym is a great choice for bike packing. It’s lightweight, you don’t need a sleeping pad and it sets up in minutes. THe only drawback could be trying to set it up in a desert environment, or any area with a lack of trees…you might have to get creative. But it packs up tiny, and you will sleep well!

WillAugust 14th, 2009 at 7:22 am

i tested these in the philippenes… Whatever anyone tells u, whatever u read, they are NOT waterproof. Not not not not waterproof. Not in severely watery conditions.

flatfishySeptember 16th, 2009 at 3:00 pm

when buying the hennessey please don’t skimp, buy the undercover too as you’ll freeze without it.
otherwise i love it.

Hammock StandOctober 10th, 2009 at 6:49 pm

I thought 30 D silicone nylon was supposed to be waterproof.

The NaKeD InDIaNDecember 23rd, 2009 at 6:09 am

I have used one of these for several trips and it is indeed waterproof as I have had no problem and have been very satisfied.

Maybe what the gentleman was speaking on was condensation? Maybe he got a faulty one?

Myself, and two of my friends went and stayed at Davison river near Pisgah forest, for 3 days it rained, and no one got wet, so… I D K…

mikeDecember 23rd, 2009 at 6:29 am

no rain on me, in mine, in t-storms for 2-3 days of weekend trips.
dry, comfy. and with the right gear at the right time of year, warm too.

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