RVers have long enjoyed napping in hammocks. However, in the old days, we had to find two trees close enough to rig up the hammock and then you had to worry about squirrels dropping pine cone bombs on you. No, that's not the Professor of RVing lying in repose at the mortuary (unless you consider Camping World a mortuary). No, it’s the Professor laying down on the job. This neat hammock folds up and fits into a carrying bag and is easy to assemble.
For only $35.92 at Camping World it’s a great deal if you’re short. I’m 5 feet 10 inches tall and just barley fit on this hammock.
It has a storage net underneath and comes with a carry bag. Now if you're into making your own gear check out this link to make your own
hammock.
Excuse me while I continue my research checking my eyelids for holes - Jim Twamley, Professor of RVing
RVers have long enjoyed napping in hammocks. However, in the old days, we had to find two trees close enough to rig up the hammock and then you had to worry about squirrels dropping pine cone bombs on you. No, that's not the Professor of RVing lying in repose at the mortuary (unless you consider Camping World a mortuary). No, it’s the Professor laying down on the job. This neat hammock folds up and fits into a carrying bag and is easy to assemble. 
For only $35.92 at Camping World it’s a great deal if you’re short. I’m 5 feet 10 inches tall and just barley fit on this hammock. 
It has a storage net underneath and comes with a carry bag. Now if you're into making your own gear check out this link to make your own hammock. 
Excuse me while I continue my research checking my eyelids for holes - Jim Twamley, Professor of RVing
2 comments:
What does it weigh? It looks heavy. We prefer to go with a lighter weight one.
Barely (barley is like hops in beer)
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