spinn's top 2 advantages over sil are not the weight... it is the lack of condensation through the material (ie. raining inside the tarp) and the lack of stretch...
spinn's top 2 advantages over sil are not the weight... it is the lack of condensation through the material (ie. raining inside the tarp) and the lack of stretch...
A great combo, I love mine! Here's a shot that shows the end coverage pretty good. Hey Te-Wa, this tarp look familiar?
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And lack of stretch translates to more weight saved bc you don't need tensioners.Originally Posted by Wags
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I got my standard in black sil on the way. I plan on it being my main 3 season tarp. After seeing a micro and laying underneath it, I know the standard should be plenty good enough for most situations. The micro seemed great too.
That's what I use too. No problems at all.
I just ordered a brown deluxe b/c I was worried about coverage with the standard. NOW this thread gets bumped up
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