The VersaTrek Does It All

We began showing off the VersaTrek at trade shows and the response was amazing. One thing was clear right away, we had designed a product that would live up to its name - it seemed like everyone we showed it to found a different reason to love it.

Parents loved it as a mini hammock for their little ones, hunters and anglers loved it as a quick-setup chair, and hammock campers everywhere rejoiced. The days of cuddling up next to your backpack or hanging it in a tree while hammock camping are over - the VersaTrek is here.

Scroll down to discover all the ways you can use the incredible VersaTrek.

Ways To Use Your VersaTrek

Hammock Gear Loft: When set up over or under your hammock you've got a perfect place to store your pack, clip your water bottle, headlamp, etc. and keep all your gear within easy reach. When setup underneath our , you'll sleep soundly knowing your gear is dry and off the ground. 

We've also heard they make great toy and stuffed animal lofts at home, but you can say it's for your 'gear' and we'll take your word for it.

Hammock Chair/Swing: While we think hammocks are great for sleeping in, there are a lot of times when you just need to get off the ground and sit comfortably. The VersaTrek is lighter and stronger than any camping chair and gets you off the ground comfortably.

Cook your food at the campsite, take a break while hunting, or just swing your troubles away on the front porch. The VersaTrek can be hung from a single overhead branch/post (just make sure it's strong enough to support your weight!).

Mini Hammock: The VersaTrek can technically be used as a lie-down hammock but with a comfort zone between 2.5ft - 3ft tall at most, it isn't going to fit most of you. 

Our No-Flip Design™ means you can rest easy, but please remember you should never leave children or infants unattended or unsupervised when in a hammock. This product is not designed, sold or tested in any way as a child or baby hammock.

And More And More... Ever since we began testing the product we've heard countless creative ways it's been put to use:

You've used it as a bear pouch while camping (hoisting food up into a tree), as a drag-anchor when boating or kayaking, even as a sling/tourniquet in a backcountry injury.

Go ahead and surprise us, how do you use your VersaTrek?