Omni Swings n' Things 536 Yucatan Mayan Hammock, Festive Multicolor Stripe
- Comfortable cotton body, handwoven of two miles of cotton cord
- Strong nylon arm strings
- Hammock supports over 1,000 pounds
- Bed size: 7 feet 2 inches long by 12 feet wide
- Festive muliticolors may varry
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Mayan hammocks are considered the most comfortable in the world. A miracle of craftsmanship, this unique two-person bed is 7 feet and 2 inches long by a whopping 12 feet wide and is made up of more than 2 miles of fine cotton cord strung over hundreds of strong white nylon arm strings--a construction that is capable of supporting more than 1,000 pounds. And that's hardly the impressive part. The parade of color on this hammock spans fuchsia, red, fiery orange, sky blue, black, white, and the greenest of greens: a display as delightful as the floating feeling you'll get when you rest on it. Our only caution? When you first open the package you'll probably be overwhelmed by the thousands of tiny strings that look like one daunting tangle. Before hanging, spread the bed out straight on the ground, then pick up one handle at a time and shake gently. The strings should fall out neatly, and you'll be ready to float in style.
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Omni Swings n' Things 536 Yucatan Mayan Hammock, Festive Multicolor Stripe
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- Publisher: Omni Swings n' Things
- Label: Omni Swings n' Things
- Studio: Omni Swings n' Things
- Average Customer Review:
 based on 10 reviews
- Sales Rank in Garden: #114193
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1 of 1 people found the following review helpful:
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Summary: Kids love it 2004-06-30
Comment: We've had the hammock for a month, now. I hung it between two trees. We use it for relaxing (adults should lie diagonally for the most comfort), and even as a big swing for the kids. We've never tried two adults at a time, but one adult and one kid fit just fine. And, kids can hang onto it easily to be safe while swinging. My daughter loves to pretend she's a butterfly in a chrysalis by wrapping the sides around her. The colors and weave are nice-looking. I'm happy with it!
0 of 5 people found the following review helpful:
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Summary: Did i hang it wrong??? 2003-08-25
Comment: I bought mine on Cozumel and hung it when i got home. But when you get into it, it feels like you're lying on a flat board, the sides dont go up around you, and it feels like if you were to turn or shift around, you'd just fall out of it (it's a one person hammock). If I did hang it without doing something additional to it (i just hung it from the loops on the ends), please tell me how to fix it! Thanks!
9 of 9 people found the following review helpful:
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Summary: Mayan hammocks rule! 2002-09-27
Comment: I lived for two years on the Yucatan peninsula and slept in nothing but these hammocks. I personally think that if you sleep in them right they are more comfortable than beds! There's a trick to sleeping or resting in them -- you don't lie in them like a regular hammock (you'd feel like a banana!)... you lie in them diagonally, and if you get it right you won't even need a pillow.The larger hammocks will let you fit two people comfortably (lying diagonally of course), and they even make good baby swings (wrap the sides up to get some space between the threads, then clasp them up at the top). I have six hammocks made by the locals in Merida, but if you get one of these you'll not regret it.
1 of 6 people found the following review helpful:
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Summary: Ugly 2002-06-27
Comment: This is one ugly hammock. It was a gift and would not have been my choice. It is large enough to hold two people, which might sound like fun, but you end up practically lying on top of each other because it has no spreaders. You'd be better off spending your money on a different hammock.
7 of 15 people found the following review helpful:
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Summary: Ugly 2002-06-27
Comment: This is one ugly hammock. It was a gift and would not have been my choice. It is large enough to hold two people, which might sound like fun, but you end up practically lying on top of each other because it has no spreaders. You'd be better off spending your money on a different hammock.
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