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second summer
$69.95Year-round hammock enthusiasts know that fall weather can be unpredictable, yet there is something magical about hanging between two trees, sipping apple cider, and watching the leaves change color overhead—especially on a warm autumn afternoon. To honor the season of pumpkin carving and corn mazes, we’ve created a hammock combination that honors this perfect blue sky fall day with deep red to match the changing leaves of Canadian Maples and the fiery orange foliage of autumn Aspens. Rest in your Second Summer double hammock and watch the kids jump in the falling leaves. Here’s hoping the only cloud in the sky will be your Color Cloud Hammock. -
lifeboat
$69.95For those days you need an emergency evacuation to the park—or just a mini nap in your backyard, we bring you Lifeboat, the Color Cloud Hammock designed to rescue you from the ordinary. We’ve combined International Orange, regarded by officials everywhere as the color of safety, with our own tropical sea blue, the hue that guarantees deep breathing and broad horizons. Hang your lifeboat in a tree and send out your S.O.S. -
sangria siesta
$69.95It’s a scientific fact, we’d all be happier if we took more naps–especially grownups. Perfected to bring back the midday break we didn’t appreciate enough in kindergarten, we created Sangria Siesta, a signature hammock to encourage naptime for adults. Featuring the deep red of a vintage cabernet to relax you into a deep slumber, we’ve balanced this combo with the sweetness of golden yellow guaranteed to recharge. Don’t worry, this hammock is safe for kids too, and the actual drinking of Sangria while napping is optional (hammock cup holder not included). -
blue ridge
$69.95In the great state of Virginia, the Shenandoah River cuts a winding valley through the Eastern edge of the Appalachian Mountains creating a picturesque rolling landscape. It only takes watching one sunset from the famous skyline drive to know why they call this place the Blue Ridge. Believe it or not, there is an actual chemical phenomenon that gives the green trees on these hills their blue hue. Once you see the horizon from the Blue Ridge, you’ll also know why we wanted to create this Color Cloud. The Blue Ridge mountains are gorgeous, and an easy get away for East coast city dwellers to breathe in some fresh air and practice the art of day hammocking. And, lest we forget, it’s also the heart of Virginia wine country. If you’re near the Blue Ridge, it’s worth the drive. Pack a picnic, hit the trail, hang you hammock by a quiet waterfall, and toast the sunset with a bottle of local liquid art. And don’t worry, if you’re far from the actual Blue Ridge. You can still escape for a day to your local trees in whatever Color Cloud combo you’ve got. Where are you going to escape to this weekend? -
sunshine
$69.95Sunshine makes the world brighter. It keeps our skin tan, our spirits high, and our hearts warm. Some places have more sunshine than others. Seattleites dream about it. San Diegans expect it. Alaskans say goodbye to it for months. But whether we have too much sunshine or we’re just wishing for it, the truth is that we all need it. And now we’ve found a way to make sure you can get your daily dose of vitamin sunshine regardless of the forecast. Bright as noon on a sunny day, the Sunshine hammock–a Color Cloud Hammock all time bestseller–is guaranteed to lift your spirits. Yellow and orange not only remind us of the sun, they remind us of the brightness of friendships and joy of life. And if you aren’t getting enough sun yourself, please note, that while Color Cloud hammocks have not yet been recommended by physicians to prevent S.A.D. (seasonal affective disorder), we can guarantee that we’ve actually never seen a sad person in one. I’ve got my sunshine for a cloudy day, do you? -
fire and ice
$69.95Molten reds meet glacial blues to bring you Fire and Ice, the perfect Color Cloud Hammock combination for every season. Who says hammocks are just for temperate weather? With Fire and Ice, you can keep cool on the chilly blue side during the fiery days of summer, or snuggle up on the red hot during the frozen days of winter.
