Big Hammocks - King Size Hammocks - Outdoors Hammocks 
All the support you need for one to three people! If you plan to share your hammock space frequently with a friend or loved one we recommend the King size. This big hammock's weave is very dense and will remain practically solid when you lay in the hammock. If you are looking for the best overall value in comfort and size the King size is the way to go.
The King is a very strong and resistant hammock holding up to 1,400 lbs. You can't go wrong with the King size hammock; the larger the hammock the more comfortable it will feel. This holds true even if it's for one person.
For those who want to spend their days laying in a hammock, or are looking for a great outdoors hammock, get the largest hammock you can because the larger your hammock, the more comfortable it will be when lying it. The Mexican Mayan hammock is woven with cotton thread, using an open style that allows the hammock to expand and contract freely. This means that larger size hammocks will provide more strands in the same amount of space when stretched out to your body's length.
Weight: 1450 grs/ 3.15 pounds
Length (bed): 2.10 meters / 7 feet
wide: 2.5 meters / 8.3 feet
Total length: 4 meters / 13.33 feet
Supports up to 300 kilograms / 652 pounds
Available in the following colors:
Blue |
Green |
Red |
Cotton |
Yellow |
Multicolored |
Get yours now for just $49.95
Every one of our Mexican Mayan hammocks is 100% handwoven by Mayan women in Yucatan, Mexico using centuries old methods. The women work on hammocks to suppliment their family incomes. In this way the women can work and take care of their children at the same time. They watch their own children sleep in the same hammocks as they make a hammock for trade.
When you get a Mexican Mayan hammock, you are contributing directly to Mayan family income, supporting the independence of the women and local community development. With the different sizes, it’s strongly suggested to get at least a king size hammock or a super king size hammock for holding the family. |