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Price : $108.99

Features

• Provides more comfort for anyone up to 6 ft. and up to 250 lbs
• Testers state that sleeping pads don’t move around as much in the Asym.
• The 30 percent larger fly provides much better protection from sideways rain and wind.
• Features include full velcro entrance seal, and webbing straps to protect the bark of trees
• Please go to HennessyHammock to learn more.

Product Description

Brand New Hennessy Hammock Expedition Asym.The coolest tent in the world Dwell Magazine.It’s a Hammock, Lounger, Chair and Tent all-in-one!!Buy it elsewhere for 130 dollars.The Expedition Asym is Hennessy’s new general-purpose, most economical model, an excellent choice for those who don’t need to shave every ounce. The new Asym shape provides more comfort for anyone up to 6 ft. and up to 250 lbs, with more room for shoulders at one end and legs at the other end for diagonal sleeping. Testers state that sleeping pads don’t move around as much in the Asym. The 30 percent larger fly provides much better protection from sideways rain and wind.The 2 lb. 10oz. is a next generation version of our most popular model with all the key features including full velcro entrance seal, mesh pocket on ridgeline and webbing straps to protect the bark of trees .9 feet long , 210 D nylon oxford bottom. 1.9 oz. PU coated rip-stop canopy. New asymmetrical shape and a 30 percent larger rainfly.There is so much information I wish I could tell you about with this wonderful Hennessy Hammock, but there is not enough room. If you would like to study it more and read about all the great features, please go to HennessyHammock to learn more. EXPEDITION ASYM Specifications: Hammock Weight: 2 lbs. 10oz., 1175 grams . Weight limit: 250 lbs. Suspension system: 10′ long 1600 lb. test polyester rope - 42long x 2 wide nylon webbing straps called tree huggers. Hammock dimensions: 100 x 48′. Hammock fabric: 210 D oxford nylon. Canopy dimensions: - a parallelogram with - short side - 58 - long side - 87 - short diagonal - 85 - long diagonal -130. Canopy fabric: 1.9 ounce polyurethane coated nylon or polyester ripstop. Mesh: 1 ounce 20 D polyester No-See-Um netting. Stuff sack: Logo and set up instructions printed on ripstop nylon bag with drawstring. Set-up-time: 2.5 minutes. Packed size: 7 x 10. Color: Hunter green hammock with hunter green fly and black trim.

Customer Reviews

Review date : 2008-09-23
I bought this just before my big Hiking trip to St. Mary’s GA. It worked just as advertised. GREAT PRODUCT!!!! I was the ENVY of ALL!!!

Review date : 2008-09-04
This is my first hammock, and I am enjoying the freedom it allows in choosing set-up locations. I’ve used mine a handful of times now, and it has been a good and fairly smooth experience, guided by the suggestions I’ve found at Hammock Forums on the internet. There are several issues I’ve encountered and had to learn my way around, such as finding the right knots to secure everything quickly and easily, the right angles and levels to set it up at, arranging myself and my stuff inside at the same time, and the need for an underquilt when using a down sleeping bag. I believe I’ll have everything figured out soon. I can’t think of any obvious failing of the hammock, and my only desire so far would have been a bit more tarp coverage. I highly recommend the "snake skins" accessory, which makes setup, takedown and storage very simple and fast. I also got the water catchment accessory for the tarp, but have not had the chance to use it yet. I am a happy hammocker.

Review date : 2008-06-19
Excellent products, great customer service. I always say just because u go roughing it in the great outdoors, doesnt mean u cant be comfortable when u sleep.

I don?t know about you but for me it seems that as I get older the years seem to go by faster. You know that clich? ?time flies when you?re having fun?. Well I don?t know if that?s what happening but here it is again, another year gone by.

The end of the year brings about a lot of introspection about what you have accomplished or not accomplished for the year. As I reflect on the year, I feel a mixture of feelings. Some things I?m not too happy about while other things I feel pretty good about. All in all I know that I am blessed especially when I thing about the loved ones and others that were lost to death during the year.

This year has brought about heartbreaking devastation from the hurricanes, a tsunami, brush fires, earthquakes, mudslides, floods, tornadoes, and loss of jobs that have affected people not only living in other countries but people living right here in the United States. As I reflect, it also brings to mind how much we take for granted, but in reality life is so short. The time we have here on earth is so precious and valuable that we should not ever complain or take for granted what could be taken away in an instant. That?s why I have decided to set some simple goals for myself for the upcoming year to optimize my time.

Here are some strategies that you may find helpful in setting goals for your life:

There is a bottle of perfume sitting on my dresser that I was given when I was ten years old! As you can tell I have pack rat tendencies! For me that pattern started as a young child. I could never bear to throw things away. There was more to it than not wanting to throw things away. I loved the feeling I had when I would receive something new, and would not want to spoil it by using it unless it was for something special. I would want to save it for a special occasion. A new dress would sit in the closet, until a special event to wear it. Perfume would sit on my dresser, not to be used for everyday, but for a special ’something’. This was a pattern in my life for many years.

Perhaps, however, this is not the best perspective to view life. It is reminiscent of the woman on the Titanic, who when was being lowered into the lifeboat said”If I’d known this was going to happen I would have had that Chocolate Mousse dessert.” It is a view of life that speaks a lie. The belief is that if I enjoy something now, I won’t be able to look forward to anything good like that in the future. This belief steals the joy from living in the present, and also lies about what the future might hold. Often it takes sad or traumatic situation to cause a person to stop and take stock their life’s perspective and lifestyle. For example, let me tell you how it happened for Ruth.

One day, out of the blue, Ruth got one of those devastating ‘phone calls’ that we all dread receiving. Her sister Jane had passed away unexpectedly. Ruth went over to the home to help her brother in law with the sad task of preparation for the funeral. They were in the bedroom deciding on clothes Jane would wear as she was laid to rest. He pulled out of the drawer some beautiful lingerie wrapped in tissue. Ruth gasped as she saw the astronomical cost on the price tag. “Jane bought this in Paris 8 or 9 years ago. She never wore it. She was saving it for a special occasion. I guess this is it.” he said. It was exquisitely, handmade in silk, with a delicate cobweb of lace .As he slammed the drawer shut he said something that changed Ruth’s life for ever. “Don’t ever save anything for a special occasion. Every day you’re alive is a special occasion!

After the funeral, Ruth began to evaluate her life from a different perspective. She began to see life as something to be enjoyed not endured. Ruth started to make changes, although small at first, for Ruth they had great significance. She sat in the garden more and didn’t worry about the weeds. She wore expensive perfume on ordinary days, after all co workers and cashiers have noses that function just as well as party goers! She lit that candle that had been sitting as a centre piece on the dining room table collecting dust. She got that cracked window fixed, that she’d been meaning to do for years. She invited those friends round for dinner that she’d seen at the last sixteen weddings, and said we must get together.

Ruth determined that she would live each day as if it was her last. Now every morning when Ruth opens her eyes, she tells herself that this day is special. Every day, every breath, every minute of her life is truly a gift from God.

Your life perspective changes when you start living each day as if it was your last. You start to look at all the things that you want to accomplish in life and actually get started!! You stop watching everyone else doing it. Have the courage to start thinking “It’s my turn now” and do what is in your heart.

Grandma Moses began a painting career at age seventy six. Golda Meir was elected Prime Minister of Israel in 1969 at age seventy one.Lucy is in her eighties and has in the last two years, been white-water rafting, and hiking in the Himalayas. She is excitedly planning her next trip!

Don’t wait years, or until something traumatic happens to get your attention. Start now to reflect on your life’s perspective and begin living without regrets.

Peter Sage, speaker and entrepreneur said:

“Life is not a journey to the grave with the intention of arriving safely in a pretty and well preserved body, but rather to skid in sideways, thoroughly used up, totally worn out, and loudly proclaiming, “Wow - What a Ride!”

Barbara White is President of Beyond Better Development, which is dedicated to empower people towards excellence in their personal and professional development. The Living Beyond Better website has more
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