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Double Hammock & Pro Hanging Straps

Trek Light Gear has occupied a reliable middle ground in the hammock market for years, bridging disposable recreational nylon slings and complex, hyper-technical backcountry shelters. Their Double Hammock, paired with the brand's Pro Hanging Straps, focuses on tactile comfort, clean seam construction, and frustration-free hardware. It targets campers who want something noticeably more durable and pleasant against the skin than generic bargain-bin gathered-end hammocks without spending custom-cot

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Trek Light Gear has occupied a reliable middle ground in the hammock market for years, bridging disposable recreational nylon slings and complex, hyper-technical backcountry shelters. Their Double Hammock, paired with the brand's Pro Hanging Straps, focuses on tactile comfort, clean seam construction, and frustration-free hardware. It targets campers who want something noticeably more durable and pleasant against the skin than generic bargain-bin gathered-end hammocks without spending custom-cot

Key takeaways

  • Durable, breathable parachute nylon fabric body
  • Triple-stitched seam construction across high-stress points
  • Integrated stuff sack for quick packing and storage
  • Multi-loop tree-friendly webbing suspension straps
  • Generous double-wide gathered-end cut
  • Generous width allows a flat, comfortable diagonal sleeping position for solo campers.

Intended uses

  • Car camping weekend trips
  • Backyard and park lounging
  • Casual solo hammock sleeping
  • Day hikes and river floats

Verification notes

Evidence: expert reviewed. Last verified October 17, 2026.

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Editorial take

Trek Light Gear's Double Hammock paired with their Pro Straps targets campers and day-users who want an upgrade from bargain nylon hammocks without the fuss of complex asymmetrical shelters. It provides an expansive gathered-end cut that lets a solo sleeper lay flat on a diagonal, or offers ample casual lounging space for two at camp or the local park.

Built with a softer-hand, breathable parachute nylon, the bed fabric avoids the stiff, crinkly plastic feel common to entry-level budget slings. Load-bearing seams are reinforced with heavy triple stitching where stress concentrates, showing good attention to long-term durability. The included Pro Hanging Straps utilize wide, tree-friendly webbing with multiple bartacked loops, eliminating knot-tying and speeding up fine-tuning between irregular anchor points.

In the field, the setup handles regular camp abuse without premature wear, though typical gathered-end limitations apply. Despite the double designation, sleeping two overnight remains an exercise in mutual frustration due to center sag, making it best treated as an exceptionally spacious solo sleeper. While it packs down easily for car camping, river floats, and casual afternoons, ultralight backpackers will find the combined fabric and strap bulk somewhat hefty compared to minimalist backcountry setups.

Best for

  • Car camping weekend trips
  • Backyard and park lounging
  • Casual solo hammock sleeping
  • Day hikes and river floats

Not ideal for

  • Too heavy and bulky for gram-counting backcountry backpacking.
  • Like most double hammocks, sleeping two creates an uncomfortable roll-together.
  • Requires separate tarp and bug net for full-weather backcountry shelter.
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Verified specifications

Key features
  • Durable, breathable parachute nylon fabric body
  • Triple-stitched seam construction across high-stress points
  • Integrated stuff sack for quick packing and storage
  • Multi-loop tree-friendly webbing suspension straps
  • Generous double-wide gathered-end cut

Warranty and repair information: contact the brand directly for the most current terms.

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  • Last verified: 10/17/2026

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