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Hennessy Hammock – Explorer Ultralite A-sym ZIP

ByOff Grid Warrior

The Explorer Ultralite A-sym was designed for anyone up to 250 lbs./ 113 kg and up to 7′ / 213 cm tall. It also has the same high performance materials, proportions and protection as the smaller Ultralite Backpacker A-sym. If you are really close to 6 feet tall and you want the luxury of extra space, this would be a good choice.

INCLUDED

All Hennessy Hammocks come complete with attached mosquito netting, detachable rain fly, support ropes, and stuff sack with set up instructions on back. Hennessy Hammock also provides complimentary standard 42″ long “Tree Hugger” webbing straps to protect the bark of trees. Because these accessory webbing straps are complimentary, they are weighed separately from the hammock.

SPECIFICATIONS

  • Weight limit: 250 lbs / 113 kg
  • Height limit: 7′ tall / 213 cm
  • Packed Weight: 2 lbs 4 oz / 1020 g
  • Packed Size: 4″ x 8″ x 10″
  • Hammock fabric: 70D nylon taffeta, 160 x 90 high count
  • Hammock dimensions: 108” long x 56″ diag. wide
  • Mesh: 20D polyester No-See-Um netting
  • Suspending ropes: Two10′ long 1500 lb. test spectra ropes.
  • Webbing straps: 1.5″ wide by 42″ long polyester
  • Rainfly weight: 11.7 oz / 300g
  • Rainfly fabric: 30D High tenacity PU / Silicone coated nylon ripstop66
  • Rainfly dimensions: A parallelogram short side 70″, long side 120″, short diagonal 128″, long diagonal 140″
  • Color: Bark (Greyish, Brownish Green)
  • Stuff Sack: Logo and set up instructions printed on ripstop polyester bag (18 g / 0.6oz)

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