Instruction: Given a question and its related document, determine if the question is answerable by analyzing the information in the document. Output yes if the document addresses the question, or no otherwise.

Input:
Question: Where is it manufactured?
Document: get the insulated pad they sell and sleep like a baby. 1 1 1 1 1 and thats makes twenty.
You will sleep like a log, you will never fall out,you dont get eaten alive by bugs, and you're not getting tossed around during a big storm.
You cannot beat the convenience and simplicity that this hammock provides to any camping situation.Pros:Since you are off the ground you never have to worry about level terrain or water drainage.Best sleep I have ever experienced in the wilderness. If you sleep on the diagonal you can lay flat. I am also a side sleeper and it felt comfortable to lay sideways.You can unhook one of the outside lines and sit/lay on the hammock like a lounge chair.
When you are a hammock, any unsecured items will spill onto you, so securing those items is important. For larger items that cannot be hung from the ridgeline, I quite like the idea of the internal shelf that the warbonnet blackbird offers (a more expensive hammock which does not include a tarp)The explorer deluxe model is larger and more expensive (recommended for people over 6 feet tall). At 5'8" I went with this model, although I often wonder if the larger hammock might offer additional comfort.
This is my second Hennessy Expedition. I purchased it for people who hike with me.Having had my first Hennessy hammock for 3 years, it has held up very well, with no defects or wear as yet. Using this hammock takes a little time so as to appreciate it's features, and comfortable advantages. It was a little awkward the first couple of times I used it, but, now I would never go back to using a tent.
This is my first hammock, and I am enjoying the freedom it allows in choosing set-up locations. I've used mine a handful of times now, and it has been a good and fairly smooth experience, guided by the suggestions I've found at Hammock Forums on the internet.
This is my first camping hammock. After doing quite a bit of research, I decided on the Hennessy. This hammock may seem a bit pricy at first, but if you consider the cost of a hammock + rainfly + suspension, you will see that it's actually a bargain. Plus you get a well designed piece of camping equipment.
This hammock is a great product that is well built and easy to hang and use, once you learn how to tie the knot that the manufacturer recommends for attaching the suspension ropes to the tree hugger slings.I received the Hennessy Hammock in its stuff sack, which has the directions for hanging and use of the hammock printed on the back. My scale read 2.75 lbs. - exactly the advertised weight.
This also keeps the bug netting well away from your face. The hammock is made with additional room at the head and foot areas, which allows for a diagonal (and more comfortable) lay. All in all out of the box it is totally usable camping shelter, although I did switch the rope for a whoopee sling + carabiners for faster setups.The nitty gritty follows:I like using the ridgeline to hang frequently accessed items.
The trees I live near typically have a circumference of 4-8 feet. So those minuscule straps that came with Hennessey's hammock just don't do it for me.
Answer: no