Millennials running hammock

August 04, 2017

Before you start mixing it up with 'amok', let me quickly state here that the word, 'hammock' was derived from Spanish word, 'hamaca'. Although the use of hammocks is quite prevalent in Central American nations like Guatemala and El Salvador [where the "valley of the hammocks" is situated] and some South American countries; they have been vastly adopted among old folks in the West. However, millennials have come to embrace its use in a great number of ways: from being an essential camping gear to being used as a material for sitting out in the quad, the hammock is now a gratifying commodity in the hands of millennials.

But what has made hammocks draw such an enormous appeal from millennials? - The answer lies in the way hammock manufacturers have redesigned hammocks to meet modern taste- there are presently many fascinating and portable hammock designs available in the market. A good example is the hammock tent designed to give a wholesome camping experience off the ground. Furthermore, the thrill- imagine yourself relaxing in a hammock, and staring straight at the evening sun right in the day of the cool- that one could get from relaxing while being suspended in the air might yet be another pointer as to why these contraptions have become widely accepted among millennials.

It is an obvious fact that millennials are often captivated by innovative creations, and with market trends showing tremendous 'millennial' participations in hammock purchases, one should expect millennials to keep running hammocks for more generations to come.