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Mayan Mexican Hammocks

Jumbo size authentic, handmade Mayan Hammocks & Mexican Hammocks.

The Jumbo size Mexican hammock is the big daddy of them all. All the room you need for you and your friends or lots of room for you and the kids - and maybe the cousins too. It’s not uncommon to get 6 people easily in this hammock. It’s the perfect “party hammock”.

Jumbo Mexican Hammocks

This Jumbo hammock is the super size hammock. It is the best multipurpose hammock size out there if you want a flexible use hammock. If you want lots of room to share your hammock with family and friends, this is the hammock for you. Yet even with one or two in it, it’s still very comfortable with a little extra of the weave to through over you like a blanket. You can never go wrong with the Jumbo hammock for its size and adaptability to any situation or occasion..

Available for $66.95 plus shipping of $29.00 (FedEx 3 day Express) in the following vibrant colors and materials:

Dimensions:

Hammock weighs = 1.8 kg / 3.9 pounds (approx.)
Body Width = 3 meters / 9.85 ft (approx.)
Body Length = 4.3 meters / 14.10 ft (approx.)
End to end length = 2.20 meters / 7.20 ft (approx.)
Supports up to 400 kilograms / 870 pounds (approx.)

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The Maya people of today include the Indigenous American people of southern Mexico and northern Central America. Today, there are an estimated 7 million Mayans living in this area. The largest populations of present-day Mayan people inhabit the northern area of Guatemala, Belize, and the western portions of Honduras and El Salvador. There are also large segments of Mayan people living within the Mexican states of Campeche, Quintana Roo, Tabasco, and Chiapas. The largest group of modern Mayans can be found in the Mexican state of Yucatán, on Mexico's Yucatán Peninsula. (source: Wikipedia)