Custom 11′ Backwoods Pro Hammock- w/Integrated Bug-net

The Backwoods Pro Hammock provides the (Pro)tection you need from all manner of insects and other small critters. With industry-leading Noseeum mesh and zippered from one side to the other, you will have the most versatility in setting up your back-country experience.

THC Backwoods Pro hammocks are made from the highest quality 1.6oz per yard HyperD outdoor fabric available.
All edges have a double-stitched rolled hem, and the end channels are triple-stitched for extra strength. All THC hammocks come assembled with 7/64″ Amsteel continuous loops to attach to your suspension.

Even with the robust construction, netting and zippers, the Backwoods Pro still only weighs 18.5oz with the included stuff sack.

Caring for hammocks

Backwoods Pro Hammocks can be hand-washed. Hang to dry.

HyperD Nylon

HyperD is our supplier’s custom-developed line of lightweight diamond grid nylon. Designed for superior performance and feel compared to standard square grid ripstop, HyperD is incredibly strong yet still very soft to the touch

Hang Safely

Do not hang your hammock higher than 18″ above the ground when loaded. 1.6 HyperD has a weight limit of 250lbs. User assumes all risks when using any THC gear.

Care

Hammocks can be washed on a delicate cycle in a washing machine. Hang to dry.

FAQ

Are the tarps and hammocks made of a waterproof material?

The tarps are made of a water-proof, silicone-coated polyester. We recommend all tarp seams be sealed by the consumer. Silicone Seam Sealant.

The hammocks are not waterproof but have a DWR (durable water repellent) coating to make them water-resistant, that helps light spills/water bead up for easy, quick brush-off.

How close do the trees have to be to set-up a tarp or hammock?
To set-up an 11′ hammock, we suggest the trees to be at least 18 feet apart. For more information on hammock set-up, go to http://www.theultimatehang.com/hammock-hang-calculator/

Where are your products made?

ALL of our products are handcrafted in Idaho Falls, ID USA and tested in the Rocky Mountains of the Western USA