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    Senior Member TNWoodsman's Avatar
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    Although I don't have a Chill Gorilla tarp, I've been pleased with the other Chill Gorilla gear I've purchased (snakeskin). Appreciate the review.

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    Senior Member Tyroler Holzhacker's Avatar
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    Looks like a great value. Thanks for the review.

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    Senior Member Longbow44's Avatar
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    I have a chill gorilla tarp. It took rain for 10 straight hours and kept me dry.

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    Senior Member QFT's Avatar
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    I'll also mention that I bought their blue 12' tree loop straps to go with a Dutchware hammock I was gifting to someone. The straps were $16, polyester, came with carabiners, and were better made than the typical cheap overseas stuff I see. An excellent value for casual hanging and camping.

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    Senior Member jeff-oh's Avatar
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    Quote Originally Posted by 87warrior View Post
    I opted for the Chill Gorilla despite the obnoxious logo...
    True so true. The logo is very obnoxiously large.

    I feel like I'm a wilderness billboard when I use the Chill-Gorilla. Yes, it is an awesome hex tarp and worth the cost of $37 to $47 based on color. (I paid 49.99)

    A very similar tarp is available and marketed under the "ProVenture" label. It is also slightly less expensive. It is listed at $30 (Blue,Green, Teal colors) and $31 (Black) The colored tarps come with 4 wire stakes and the Black one comes with 4 aluminum tri-beam stakes. ProVenture is currently running a 15% off sale so cost is currently $25.50-$26.35 on amazon.
    The tarp material, and 12' hex cut are the samebetween the two brands. The difference is the ProVenture includes brass grommets at the tie-outs. This makes it super nice for porch mode set ups. Both tarps are 144" Tie-out Tip to Tie-out Tip with 142" actual tarp ridge length. But the best feature the ProVenture has over the Chill Gorilla is the logo is reasonable and not obnoxious.

    I own both tarps, and if I had to choose. I would choose the, ProVenture over the Chill Gorilla. Why... #1 base cost and #2 because of the logo size. They are basically the exact same tarp from the same manufacturer otherwise, just different custom labels. There are other manufacturers with this same tarp also, so a little Amazon shopping may be of value.

    Finally, These comments only apply to the Hex tarp. ProVenture only offers the one style while CG offers other styles if your needs require doors etc.

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    New Member Aerialtraveler's Avatar
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    Is there a need to seam seal the Chill Gorilla?

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    Senior Member rweb82's Avatar
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    Quote Originally Posted by Aerialtraveler View Post
    Is there a need to seam seal the Chill Gorilla?
    Nope

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    New Member Bama's Avatar
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    I bought this same tarp,and I like it so far. I have used it twice. Once in a very lite rain with no leaks.

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    Senior Member Chesapeake's Avatar
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    Quote Originally Posted by Aerialtraveler View Post
    Is there a need to seam seal the Chill Gorilla?
    Nope, it comes sealed and so far I've had it in a few nasty storms with no leaks. It really is a great tarp for the money! I recommend it without question. Here are 2 vids I've done about it recently if you've haven't seen them and are interested.....


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