Hammock Hero Of The Day

by Seth Haber - Founder, CEO 1 min read

According to the caption on Flickr, this was sighted at a UC Davis Picnic Day back in 2003.

Of course, it’s painful to see such an amazing hammock craft being used without a Trek Light hammock (I’m guessing he had quite the Rope Tattoo when he was done). B

ut, whoever you are and wherever you are now, Trek Light Gear salutes you! Want to be our Hammock Hero of the Day?

Send in a photo, video or story of you doing something truly ingenious with your hammock and we’ll feature you on the blog!

Seth Haber - Founder, CEO

Over 15 years ago I started a small business with the goal of making the world a better place one hammock at a time. Thanks for reading and being part of this incredible community - never stop paying it forward.

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