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(More customer reviews)I wanted a hammock I could easily store for the winter and not have to trip over a big, awkward base in my garage. I came to this strange design after falling asleep in my in-laws traditional hammock and having my feet fall asleep because they were slighty higher than my hips.
The Kelsyus recliner fit the bill. It's a shade less than 50 pounds, which strained my ability to make it "portable", but it is definately storable. I opened up the box at 9:57 PM. It was fully assembled less than 7 minutes later, including time to read the directions. It was just open up the box, fold out the fully assembled legs and stretch the canvas hammock between the posts. Fully extended, this thing is fairly large - probably shy of 7 feet long and 3 feet wide. Looks good on a deck though.
The Kelsyus dips lower once in it, so when it gives a weight limit, I'm thinking that is a good thing to bear in mind. Even if someone didn't hit the floor while in it, they'll definitely sink low enough to hit the support bars. I'm fairly small, so I can't speak to how well it holds up when stressed towards its limit.
Not everyone will like a reclining hammock, but the product itself is nice enough, easy to assemble, and compactable for storage. That kind of usability recommends itself.
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