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Arrives
Thursday, Jun 19
Size: Explorer Deluxe Zip XL
Features
- EXPLORER DELUXE ZIP: a rugged, larger hammock with durable nylon bottom fabric; Larger rainfly; Designed for anyone up to 7 ft and 300 lbs / 213 cm and 135 kg; Side entry with full length 10YKK zipper; used by law enforcement and defense organizations
- COMPLETE system includes: 140d high density nylon bottom; 70d polyester ripstop rainfly; Elastic "hold open" for 30d No-See-Um mosquito mesh; Gear loft slides on ridgeline; 1800 lb / 818 kg test polyester ropes; Complimentary webbing straps
- LEGENDARY camping shelter; Uncompromising in design, materials and workmanship; Countless tiny improvements that only 40 years of effort could achieve but you can feel as soon as you stretch out in this hammock and close your eyes
- ASYMMETRIC shape conforms to your anatomy providing exceptional comfort when lying on the diagonal; Structural ridgeline assures the exact same bed every night and a perfect setup every time; US Patent US6865757B2; US patent US20090165205A1
- MORE INFO: One year on materials and workmanship; Weight: 3 lb 9 oz / 1596 g; Compact size: 5" x 8" x 12" / 13 cm x 20 cm x 30 cm; Color: Bark with black trim
Color: Bark (Greyish, Brownish Green), Black Trim
Brand: Hennessy Hammock
Product Dimensions: 12"L x 8"W
Global Trade Identification Number: 48
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Material: Nylon
Color: Bark (Greyish, Brownish Green), Black Trim
Brand: Hennessy Hammock
Product Dimensions: 12"L x 8"W
Maximum Weight Recommendation: 136 Kilograms
Item Weight: 0.01 Ounces
Seating Capacity: 1
Global Trade Identification Number: 48
UPC: 832667334248 096355339278
Manufacturer: Hennessy Hammock
Item Weight: 0.01 ounces
Department: unisex-adult
Item model number: HH06
Is Discontinued By Manufacturer: No
Date First Available: August 16, 2011
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Size: Explorer Deluxe Zip XL
I recently purchased the Hennessy Explorer zip hammock. I grew up camping, I spent many a night on the ground in the Marine Corps and it never seemed to bother me. As I've gotten older I still love to get outdoors, but I find that it doesn't love me so much. Even with the deluxe camp version of the Thermarest I would wake up and feel like I'd gone ten rounds with George Foreman. My back, hips and shoulders would hurt, and I'd be tired. At a recent Order of the Arrow event I was introduced to the Hennessy hammocks. I bought one because I knew I could return it to Amazon if I didn't like it, but I was hoping for relief. When the hammock arrived, I was impressed with what appeared to be top notch construction and materials. I set it up in our yard for practice and just to try it out. Setup was easy and fairly straight forward. The first campout I took it on, I also took a tent just in case. There is a learning curve to sleeping in this hammock and I can't say that I got MORE sleep in the hammock than I get in a tent, but when I got out of bed in the morning there were no aches and pains! I've since spent 5 more nights in the hammock, and every one has been better than the last, and they ALL have been better than a night in a tent. I still sometimes feel a little claustrophobic, and I am primarily a side sleeper so I do sometimes wish I could comfortably sleep that way fully. I often sleep in kind of a half side/half back position which works for me almost as well. Stomach sleepers, other than those with Chinese acrobat-like flexibility, I don't think a hammock is for you... I use my Thermarest underneath for insulation and when paired with a Wiggy's Ultra Light sleeping bag, I have been warm and cozy even when the temperature dips into the low to mid 30's (Fahrenheit). The only complaint I have is that the thermarest isn't quite wide enough and I have sometimes woken up with a cold shoulder where I slip off of it, but of course that has nothing to do with the hammock... I think I'll buy the reflective insulation that Hennessy sells because it's wider at the shoulders than the Thermarest. I would definitely suggest purchasing the snake skins, and I also replaced the tie-out lines on the fly (these were cheap and seemed to snag everything) with some of the MSR reflective line. The only other things I don't like have nothing to do with THIS hammock, but seem to be a weakness of hammocks in general are the lack of storage space, and the lack of privacy. I deal with the storage space by bringing either a smallish tarp or a small one-man tent for my gear to keep the rain/dew off. Both of these solutions diminish the appeal of hammock camping by increasing the weight, size and the time it takes to setup camp. Privacy when you are in the hammock isn't the problem, trying to get dressed while laying in a hammock is NOT easy, but climbing out of the hammock to get dressed is not always advisable... The bottom line is that this is a great product with a learning curve that offers all the benefits and suffers most of the drawbacks of it's nature as a hammock. None of the drawbacks is a fatal flaw IMO, they just require that you adapt to deal with them. The benefits certainly outweigh the drawbacks for me. Update: 22 Aug 2013 I have now spent an entire 8 days straight camping and a few more over nighters with this hammock and I've learned a few more things. I THINK I might like a bridge hammock like Jacks R Better sells but I'm not sure since I don't own one. I find that my knees sometimes hurt from being slightly over extended. Rather than buy one, I am seriously considering making my own. Hammockforums dot net has a TON of great information on hammock camping including DIY hammocks. I would HIGHLY recommend spending some time over there before pulling the trigger on a hammock. None of this has fundamentally altered my opinion of this hammock though. It's still a great product and for me it's vastly superior to sleeping in a tent. It's just not quite...ideal for me and I'm enough of a tinkerer to think that I may just be able to build my own hammock nirvana.
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Reviewed in the United States on March 24, 2013 by SgtPUSMC
Size: Explorer Deluxe Zip XL
I have been hammock camping since the 90s using military surplus hammocks and the faithful blue tarps. But while prepping for a 3000 mile motorcycle trip, I thought I would look into what's available in modern hammocks. Big surprise. There's a lot of people hanging from the trees these days and they're hanging in some really great hammocks. From my research, Hennessy is about the best, so I bought one. Absolutely awesome! I camped my way up Hwy 1/101 along the west coast until it started to get too cold, cut across along the Columbia River Gorge to the 395 and back down to San Diego. Slept like a baby every night. I did have a pad, a heavy duty sleeping bag, thermal socks and a watch cap for the really cold nights but most mornings I would pop out and be surprised at how cold it was and I would only be in a pair of jeans. But the comfort is the big deal. Even after a long day on the bike, I would be refreshed and ready the next morning with no stiffness or kinks to work out before starting off again. The bug screen can be a nuisance when not needed but not major. I hung the fly separately so I could get it higher for a better view from the hammock and so I could stand up under it when I crawled out in the mornings. Hennessy has provided clips to attach the fly to the hammock cords which is a great idea and would be useful in bad weather but I didn't have that experience and just wanted it there to keep the dew and whatever else fell from the trees off of me and the hammock. If you've never camped in a hammock, you are missing one of the great camping experiences. I love waking up in the morning, just lying in my sling and watching the forest come to life again. Woke up once while camping on the Dosewallips River in Washington state and found myself surrounded by a herd of elk. Too f*****g cool. Anyway, the old surplus hammock has a new home in the back yard and the Hennessy is in the pack and ready for the next trip in the spring. I've found that many people are into serious cold weather hanging but it's something you need to look into before giving it a shot. There are some equipment variations that make the whole thing doable. Later.
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Reviewed in the United States on October 16, 2012 by Dead Mule, John
Size: Explorer Deluxe Zip XL
Hammock arrived in 3 days, just in time for a 4 night camping trip. Set up was quick! I added a pair of carbiners to connect the tree straps to the standard suspention system. There was minimal streach to the lines on the first night. I used a jumbo car window reflector as a pad under my military bivi bag and patrol bag. The bivi bag addes another 10 degees protection to your sleeping bag. At night I could not wait to climb into the Hennessy. There was plenty of room to streach out, hang a light from the ridge line that holds up the bug net and read a book. The ridge line has a mesh pouch that is attached so you can store what ever you need handy like a flash light, snack, wallet, book etc. I hung a small blanket over the ridge line and pushed it to the front corner just in case I got chilled before morning. The side entry zipper is heavy duty. I attached a 5 or 6 foot piece of bank line to the 2 zippers on the out side so that it was easy to find and close the zippers without any trouble. Be sure to get the size 4 snakeskines to go with it they make setup and take down a snap. I suffer from degenerative disc disease so sleeping on the ground is out of the question for me. Sleeping in the hennessy was a pleasure you are able to lay very flat on the diaginal. To tell the truth I slept better in the hammock than I do in my bed at home. Over all I really liked the hennessy. The only thing that I would like to see changed is the diamond shaped tarp size on the explorer, it needs to be a foot longer at least. We got some rain, not heavy rain and the hammock got a little wet on the upper side. I will probably replace the tarp with Hennessy's larger tarp. The polyester tarps are heavier than silnylon but, when the tarp is wet and you touch the under side you don't get wet like you do with silnylon.
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Reviewed in the United States on May 14, 2013 by Joseph M
Size: Explorer Deluxe Zip XL
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Reviewed in the United States on February 7, 2018 by Schomaker Family