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Grand Trunk All-Terrain Hybrid Shelter and Hammock

3.5 3.5 out of 5 stars 22 ratings
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Color Blue
Brand GRAND TRUNK
Item Weight 1.25 Pounds
Material
steel
Maximum Weight Recommendation
400 Pounds

About this item

  • Can be used as footprint, lean-to, tarp, emergency shelter, bivy sack, hammock and much more
  • Take off loops: 8 reinforced take off loops
  • Attached Stuff Sack
  • 210T-PU coated 500 waterproof material
  • Capacity: 400lbs

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AT Hybrid Hammock---This is the ultimate piece of wilderness gear for those that need to have one product serve multiple purposes. The AT Hybrid Hammock offers solutions no other product can offer. It’s a hammock, rain fly, footprint, lean 2, A-frame, emergency shelter and more! Easy to use, set up and understand. Think of the pack space you will save using the ATHH. Holds up to 400 lbs as a hammock and is 10’ long X 6’ wide. Includes 8 take off’s to help use in many different ways.

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The ultimate piece of wilderness gear for outdoorsmen, the All-Terrain Hybrid Hammock functions as a hammock, rainfly, footprint, lean-two, A-frame, and air bivy all in one. The AT Hybrid is compact and sturdy, with a footprint that measures 10 by 6 feet when spread out, but collapses into a small stuff sack the rest of the time. As a result, you don't need to waste space in your pack by carrying several pieces of equipment, as one will do the trick.



The versatile AT Hybrid functions as a hammock, rainfly, A-frame, and more. The AT Hybrid is also extremely durable, with a 100-percent ripstop polyester construction and a polyurethane coating over the top for moisture resistance. Best of all, the AT Hybrid is easy to use, set up, and understand.

The hammock includes eight takeoff points, stainless-steel S-hooks for hanging, two 10-foot pieces of pre-knotted 4.5 mm accessory rope, and step-by-step setup directions. Offering a capacity of 400 pounds when used as a hammock but weighing only 20 ounces by itself, the AT Hybrid carries a 10-year warranty.

Key Features:

  • Weighs 20 ounces
  • Measures 10 feet long by 6 feet wide
  • Supports up to 400 pounds
  • Made with ripstop polyester fabric and coated with polyurethane
  • Includes stainless steel S-hooks for easy hanging
  • Eight take-off points

    Manufacturer's Warranty
    Ten-year warranty

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3.5 out of 5 stars
3.5 out of 5
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If I could give this 0 stars I would, I received this as a Christmas gift, and could not have been more excited. I set it up as a hammock, and put about half my weight on it...and it ripped. I weigh 120 pounds, it says up to 400 pounds safely. So unless you are a small child, this will not work for you. I tied it up again, it ripped again. I wrote the company, they haven't answered. DO NOT BUY. I guess now it's just a glorified tarp...a 70 dollar tarp.
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Clair Parrish
5.0 out of 5 stars Best price!
Reviewed in the United States on May 30, 2014
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I took this tarp on a 3-week backpacking trip in the Wind River Mountains in May in Wyoming. It was VERY snowy, and we used this tarp to cover our kitchen area while we cooked. I was nervous that it wouldn't hold up to the harsh weather conditions, but it definitely did! I would wake up in the morning and the tarp would be weighted down with 6-12 inches of new snow on top...all i needed to do was knock the snow off, and it would bounce back up to the original position. no broken tie-off points for the whole trip. It is also pretty lightweight for its size and very easy to pack. I would definitely recommend this!
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cscottrun
1.0 out of 5 stars Fortunately, No One Was Hurt
Reviewed in the United States on June 10, 2012
Received this hammock as a gift. A couple of months later, today, in fact, after sitting in my office out of the sun, my daughter, a friend and I decided to pack it along on a short, 5 mile hike. While eating lunch, I set it up using high strength climbing rope, carabiners, and tree straps. My daughter got in the hammock and loved it. She weighs ~45 pounds. My friend got in the hammock and liked it. He weighs about 180 pounds. My daughter climbed in with my friend. 225 pounds were now in the hammock, which was designed to support 400 pounds. The hammock ripped right to left, and both my friend and my daughter slid to the ground. Neither had sharps on them. Neither had shoes on. Neither was being rambunctious. They were both lying in the hammock and The Grand Trunk turned into some bad funk.

I hope to get something back from the company. I reached out to Grand Trunk today. We'll see. I don't want another of their "camping" hammocks. I will never trust them out on the trail. If I had been 15 miles out, I would have spent a miserable night on the ground, or worse yet, awoke with a rock in my back after the hammock ripped.

My conclusion? If you don't weigh less than ~175, don't buy this hammock. If you're big like me (~230), this product will never work for you.
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4.0 out of 5 stars They smell bad, but hopefully that will fade
Reviewed in the United States on January 18, 2018
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They smell bad, but hopefully that will fade. I got an awesome deal ($19 each) but prices seem to fluxuate a lot on this product. Plan on replacing the carabiners if you are going for light weight and snag free.
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beetakingthe405
5.0 out of 5 stars Love it
Reviewed in the United States on October 17, 2012
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I've slept in this hammock about half a dozen times and really love it. I take it everywhere with me just hoping I can set it up for the night. Last trip it hung between two SUVs, and it was super comfortable. I carry a travel Thermarest pillow and my sleeping bag as well as webbing and cheap cam lock tie downs from Home Depot. The bag has now separated from the hammock but I just threw a carabiner on it and it's almost better. I haven't used it for any other purpose yet, but I can't wait.
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John
2.0 out of 5 stars do not use as a hammock
Reviewed in the United States on February 24, 2012
I had purchased this product paying the 79.99 plus Shipping and Handling November 25, 2011, making this product a little less than three months old. Well this past weekend I went camping and thought that I would try my A.T. hybrid shelter which is rated at 400 lbs. as a hammock. I only tip the weight scale at a little over 188 lbs... You would think it was ok to use as a hammock well guess what it is not. This hammock did not rip down the middle but straight across from one seam to the other. Now I have owned other hammocks and have used other hammocks for camping so it's not as if I am new to hammock camping. I just thought that I would save myself some weight in the pack by having an all in one item like the A.T. hybrid shelter. I should have tried it at home before I went out with this thing and I would have not been sleeping in my truck that night only, to return home the next morning. What a waste of money. I should have just gone with another company, but I read the reviews and though that I would give your company a try. Thank god I did not even try the Ultra-light hammock I got from you it only holds 250 lbs. I would have most likely broken my back instead of my bum with that one. I guess I will give it to my 50 lbs. niece to use as a tent in her room.
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Lea The Great
3.0 out of 5 stars I bought new climbing carabiners because the ones it comes ...
Reviewed in the United States on June 21, 2016
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I bought new climbing carabiners because the ones it comes with are too heavy. I bought daisy chain straps that make is an quick setup.
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Jon
5.0 out of 5 stars I really like this thing
Reviewed in the United States on May 29, 2013
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The AT Hybrid is a hammock or a shelter. While I would want mosquito netting for many climates, this thing absolutely rocks for it's intended purpose (a versatile shelter and hammock). It's light, water proof and holds a lot of weight as a hammock; we piled in 380+ pounds and it held up just fine. I carry this along with my skeeter-beeter hammock for the best one-person shelter system available.
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Just Sayin
1.0 out of 5 stars Worst Thing Ever
Reviewed in the United States on December 25, 2015
If I could give this 0 stars I would, I received this as a Christmas gift, and could not have been more excited. I set it up as a hammock, and put about half my weight on it...and it ripped. I weigh 120 pounds, it says up to 400 pounds safely. So unless you are a small child, this will not work for you. I tied it up again, it ripped again. I wrote the company, they haven't answered. DO NOT BUY. I guess now it's just a glorified tarp...a 70 dollar tarp.
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Just Sayin
1.0 out of 5 stars Worst Thing Ever
Reviewed in the United States on December 25, 2015
If I could give this 0 stars I would, I received this as a Christmas gift, and could not have been more excited. I set it up as a hammock, and put about half my weight on it...and it ripped. I weigh 120 pounds, it says up to 400 pounds safely. So unless you are a small child, this will not work for you. I tied it up again, it ripped again. I wrote the company, they haven't answered. DO NOT BUY. I guess now it's just a glorified tarp...a 70 dollar tarp.
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Kev Kefda
5.0 out of 5 stars Hamaca ligera y facil de guardar
Reviewed in Mexico on September 8, 2017
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Há sido una buena compra, bastante ligera para llevar en la montaña iba y ocupa menos espacio que un pantalón de mezclilla.
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Timothy
5.0 out of 5 stars Nice Piece
Reviewed in Canada on March 27, 2014
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I really like this model as a hammock; I have a GT Skeeter Beeter Pro and a GT Single and the material is different on those two hammocks. On the SBP and GT single the parachute nylon stretches a small amount and this Rip stop material doesn't stretch at all, which I find makes it much more comfortable to lay down in.

In addition, the ability to use this as a shelter or tarp increases its usefulness when backpacking if I had to go to ground I could. Hopefully this never happens but its very versatile and I give 5 stars for this.
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erik janssen
1.0 out of 5 stars Good in theory. Poor in execution.
Reviewed in Canada on July 25, 2017
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I liked the idea behind this product. I had been using a tent for backpacking. However, I also wanted a tarp for when it rains and a hammock just to relax. Why bring two big rectangular pieces of nylon when one could serve both purposes, right? What made sense as an idea didn't make sense in practice. Firstly, it's waterproof (as expected) but that means it doesn't breathe and feels clammy as a hammock. It's like wearing a vinyl rain coat. Secondly, the build quality as a tarp is poor. The tabs are reinforced with woven polyethylene, the same stuff used in cheap blue tarps. I don't see the logic behind using a reinforcement material that is weaker than the tarp material (aside from cutting costs). Not surprisingly, the tab ripped out when the tarp had to withstand some wind. My mec tarp had no problems. My recommendation if you want both a tarp and a hammock is just to buy a good quality silnylon tarp and an ultralight hammock. It will weigh and cost more but they will actually serve their intended purposes well. This product is now my "beater tarp" it will keep firewood dry, be a tent footprint, and similar tasks. It's still useful but that's a high price for a beater tarp.

Edit 08/08/2017

Took it out again and tried to continue using it as a tarp by replacing the missing tab with a button. When tensioning the guylines a second tab ripped out. No wind this time. I'm really disappointed in this tarp. I strongly advise not to buy it.
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Jennifer Cowey
5.0 out of 5 stars Five Stars
Reviewed in Canada on October 4, 2016
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Works great! We've mostly used it as a tarp and it has exceeded expectations 😊
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Leo Koning
5.0 out of 5 stars Its lightweight and doubles as an excellent rain fly
Reviewed in Canada on June 10, 2015
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This is a must for any backpacker. Its lightweight and doubles as an excellent rain fly.
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