There’s few finer things in life than enjoying a restful moment or, better yet, an hour-long nap in a hammock after an epic surf session. Typically, this sort of thing only happens when you’re on a surf trip to the tropics but it doesn’t have to be this way.
The LISS Go Hammock is a freestanding and portable hammock designed to provide that blissful retreat in mere seconds, whether on the beach of your favorite surf spot, your backyard, or in the comfort of your own home. They’re currently on sale for $220, which is 40% off if you order online through the LISS site.
Rather than requiring an ideally spaced set of trees, or a truck that’s ready to serve as an anchor, the Go Hammock can set up anywhere you like. Made from a durable, yet lightweight, aluminum frame that can support up to 330 pounds for stable relaxation.
The wood textured finish gives it a great natural look that can go well with any interior design and not look out of place. Chances are that it will make any room actually look far more surf-chic and cozy. Bonus points that it doesn’t require any power tools and the frame unfolds and locks into place in under one minute.
When it is time to leave the beach, or simply free up space in the house, the hammock can be folded up accordion style into the included carrying case which makes it ideal for traveling, long beach days, and small living spaces without much extra storage.
LISS
LISS, which stands for Living in Sunshine, was founded by two brothers, Lior and Amit, who realized a need for improved home gear for like-minded surfers. Their extensive background in carpentry yielded an incredible first product — a surfboard rack that looked good in any setting at nearly half the price of similar options. Like the Go Hammock, their racks can be assembled in minutes without tools and/or frustration.
Whether you’re looking for the perfect gift for that special someone, or love the idea of owning one yourself, the Go Hammock is an awesome option to swing into lasting relaxation.
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