Super King Hammocks / Family Hammocks 
The Super King is our largest hammocks and is as good as it gets in the world of Mexican Hammocks. Great for one to lounge around or pile on the family for a day at the beach. This one is a heavy duty, yet portable hammock. A true family hammock.
The comfort is unmatched.
The open weave design can open as wide as 12 feet. The weave is so tight that the hammock will feel like a solid piece of cloth and will also provide for a little extra weave to throw over your legs or wrap yourself like a cocoon on a breezy day. If you plan to spend a lot of time in your hammock - or are replacing your bed - then we recommend the super-king size.
For those who want to spend their days laying in a hammock, get the largest hammock you can because the larger your hammock is the more comfortable it feels when using it. Why is that? The Mexican Mayan hammock is woven with cotton thread, using an open style that allows the hammock to expand and contract freely.
This is a case where size really does matter. The bigger the hammock, the more threads you have, and the tighter the weave is. This means that largeest size hammocks provide more strands in the same amount of space when stretched out to your body's length! You also enjoy a broader center of gravity for greater comfort.
Weight: 1800 grs/ 3.9 pounds
Length ( bed ): 2.20 meters / 7 feet
width: 3 meters / 10 feet
Total length: 4.5 meters / 15 feet
Supports up to 400 kilograms / 869 pounds
Avaialble in the following colors:
Blue |
Green |
Red |
Cotton |
Yellow |
Multicolored |
Get yours now for just $59.95
Today, Mayan Mexican hammocks are still a family business. Even today, it can still take a week to make a decent sized Mayan hammock. Every one of our family 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.
When you get a Super King size hammock, you are contributing directly to Mayan family income, supporting the independence of the women and the development of the local community. The hammock trade is fair trade when everyone benefits.
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