Yes, you’re reading it right: Grand Trunk’s Nano-7 Backpacking Hammock weighs a mere seven ounces and stuffs into a tiny ball for easy packing absolutely anywhere.

It makes it completely unnecessary to pack a tent and sleeping pad on your next backpacking trip, whether you’re spending weeks trekking around Central America or hiking the Northern Cali coast in the summer.

And there’s no need to save the Nano-7 Hammock for major treks only—have you considered how pleasant it would be to pull a full- sized hammock out of your purse or messenger bag and hang it at the next outdoor concert at the park? … Because we did.

Introducing the next generation of hammocks woven for explorers. TRUNKTECH™ is purposefully built and technology driven to deliver unparalleled softness, strength, and breathability that even the most rugged of travelers will appreciate. TRUNKTECH™ hammocks pack down smaller than an ordinary parachute nylon hammock and nearly cuts the weight in half. It's all made possible with our specially designed Ripstop Nylon fabric. Woven like a fortress and designed to provide matchless comfort, TRUNKTECH™ hammocks the the future of adventure hammocks!

Introducing the next generation of hammocks woven for explorers. TRUNKTECH™ is purposefully built and technology driven to deliver unparalleled softness, strength, and breathability that even the most rugged of travelers will appreciate. TRUNKTECH™ hammocks pack down smaller than an ordinary parachute nylon hammock and nearly cuts the weight in half. It's all made possible with our specially designed Ripstop Nylon fabric. Woven like a fortress and designed to provide matchless comfort, TRUNKTECH™ hammocks the the future of adventure hammocks!

Weighing in at a mere 12 ounces, the Grand Trunk Ultralight Travel Hammock won’t exactly weigh your pack down. It packs into its own attached stuff sack, but when you need it, it unfolds to a 9.5 length and will hold up to a 250-pound person. So you could bring a three-pound tent and sleeping pad on your next warm-weather trip … or you could skip those altogether, couldn’t you?