copy and paste this google map to your website or blog!
Press copy button and paste into your blog or website.
(Please switch to 'HTML' mode when posting into your blog. Examples: WordPress Example, Blogger Example)
Input Form:Deal with this potential dealer,buyer,seller,supplier,manufacturer,exporter,importer
(Any information to deal,buy, sell, quote for products or service)
Superfly vs Mountainfly vs Thunderfly - Hammock Forums I had a Superfly, but then changed it for a Winterdream because I needed a 13ft lenght, I wanted the inner pole mod and like the snaps on the door First trip 2nd night I had a stormy night on a camping area with only few trees and lots of empty space for the wind to blow from the sides
Warbonnet tarps with the Tensa4? Superfly and Mamajamba? Planning to pick up a Tensa4 (P7) Seems like perhaps the Superfly won’t work with doors closed? Might grab the tarp extensions to have the full kit I typically use my Superfly as my son uses the Mamajamba Any feedback on how these will work?
Superfly pole mod. - Hammock Forums I've had the pole mod on both my Superfly and Mamajamba truth told it was like a epiphany when I first added it to the Mamajamba quite the game changer It gives you more room to move around, dramatically reduces the frequency of the tarp blowing in against you when it's windy and pops the side up into porch mode so easily
30D silnylon vs 20D Silpoly? - Hammock Forums I'm about to order a Superfly from Warbonnet and before I bug Brandon I thought I would ask all of you I get that the 20D Silpoly is lighter, is the 30D silnylon more durable? Less stretchy? Better at repelling water? What are the differences? Thanks!
FS: Warbonnet Superfly rigged and ready - hammockforums. net Warbonnet Superfly rigged and ready After 8 years, it is sadly time to part ways with my original backpacking tarp I purchased this new back in 2014, and it has been on MANY trips with me and it is part of MANY memories However, after finally switching to Dyneema, this tarp has sat in my gear box for too many years
SuperFly No-Sew mini-pole tarp mod - hammockforums. net I have ordered a superfly and BB, I have never hammock or tarp camped So I have no experience I like the pole mod but curious if the pole resting on the ridge line seam will put any stress on it? In the picture, it does not look like it is putting any stress on the ridge line That is the reason for using longer than needed poles
FS: Warbonnet Superfly, Blackbird XLC, and UGQ 0 Deg Zep with 2QZQ UQP Underground Quilts 0 Degree Zeppelin and 2QZQ UQ Protector - $240 - standard, 77" X 47", black outside, silver inside - filled with 22 oz of DWR 700 FP down - stored in a laundry bag, in it's own Rubbermaid bin, in a smoke-free home - includes 2QZQ ripstop breathable UQP in olive green - comes with original UGQ stuff sack - a little less than 3 years old, used about 20 nights
Using external poles for spreading tarp pull-outs - Hammock Forums My bridge hammock (WBRR) is growing on me, but I have to learn how to set up my new tarp to accommodate it safely for the winter season My new 13' Superfly is now seam-sealed, thanks to all of you for your great advice on that! I was wondering about getting a pole setup to attach to the pull-outs on the side of tarp instead of the traditional method (although perhaps my hiking poles will work
Upgrading to Dynema from Silpoly: Is it worth it? - Page 2 I currently use either a Superfly or Mountainfly from Warbonnet, both in Silpoly I’m thinking of pulling the trigger on a Dynema tarp from either Dutch or Hammock Gear My question is for those who have both Silpoly and Dynema: is the upgrade worth it? Obviously I’ll loose a few ounces, but from what I heard I’ll be losing a bit in
Superfly G2G (Going to Ground) Options - Hammock Forums The Superfly is an AMAZINGLY versatile tarp Like I said above, there are many (as in, A LOT of) ways it can be pitched over a hammock, and there are pictures of that all over the forums While I haven't actually actively searched for any, I've not seen any pictures of it pitched on the ground So, there you have it