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Founded in 1880 in Bangor, Maine by a Russian immigrant family, Byer of Maine began as a textile and slipper manufacturing company. Forty-five years later, the company relocated to Orono, Maine and began producing folding, wood-frame cots, many of which were used by the US military during WWII and The Korean War. Today, Byer of Maine cots and camp furniture, including Byer of Maine hammocks, are considered among the best in the outdoor recreation industry. Thanks to Byer of Maine hammocks, cots and camp furniture, staying comf ... Learn more about Byer of Maineortable in the great outdoors is easier than ever.
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Reviewed by J. the canoe guy from Mississippi on Tuesday, April 23, 2013Took this hammock on a canoe trip and spent two nights in it. Loved it. The temp dropped slightly below freezing the first night. I slept in a 25 degree-rated sleeping bag in the hammock. The only things that got cold were my face and my feet. The next night I wore socks and put a hand warmer in my sleeping bag, and I slept like a baby. I went with 5 others guys, all of whom slept in ENO hammocks that cost 3 to 4 times as much as my hammock. They had more complaints about being cold and uncomfortable than I did in my Byer of Maine. I highly suggest buying and using a tarp or rainfly, in case of rain and to keep the dew off of you in the mornings. You'll also need to buy straps or ropes to tie the hammock up with. For anyone looking to get into hammock camping, I highly suggest this one. It's great.
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Reviewed by Rockymountainhigher from Boulder on Friday, March 01, 2013Is what it is, you will need tie straps sold separately.
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Reviewed by Nic from Rufus, OR on Wednesday, December 05, 2012fills the place where necessary.
Byer of Maine Outlet: Due to limited quantities, not all products are available in our Outlet Stores. Find out more about outlets.
Byer of Maine Overstocks: inventory too high, had to be drastically reduced -- always first quality. Find out more about overstock items.
Byer of Maine Closeouts: may be last year's model or color -- always first quality. Find out more about closeouts.
Byer of Maine 2nds:
Cosmetic Blems or Irregulars. Minor cosmetic blemishes or slight irregularities
which do not affect the fit, performance, or longevity of the item. Label is
usually clipped or marked by the manufacturer. A small flaw means big savings.
Find out more about 2nds.
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