Have they made this type of canopy?

[warbonnetguy]

looks like i was wrong on the dates. jeff, you are correct.

first mention of jrb hut (around 5/20/07)
swt (11/7/07)
superfly (1/19/08)

[oldgringo]

Wouldn't condensation be a problem in a sil "tent" that's closed up tight?

[warbonnetguy]

it could, that's why most allow for signifigant venting. if its really windy, there will be enough air flow going under the tarp to take care of it. in calm weather you wouldn't have the doors sealed up.

[harrell79cj5]

looks like i was wrong on the dates. jeff, you are correct.

first mention of jrb hut (around 5/20/07)
swt (11/7/07)
superfly (1/19/08)

I love how in the hammock world we talk about things like this like they are ancient history! Sorry, just had to comment on the fast moving hammock world!

BTW warbonnetguy, every time I see your location it makes me a little jealous! Only been there once but it was awesome! Went up in the mountainsduring one of the days and it snowed on us, and it was June!! sorry for the thread drift...

[Eron]

I think Turk is who some of the guys are trying to remember:

http://www.hammockforums.net/forum/s...ead.php?t=2244

http://www.hammockforums.net/forum/s...ead.php?t=2245

[Just Jeff]

WBG - yeah, the SWT was a big jump in ability to close off a huge part of the opening. That's one of the great things about this community - people take bits and pieces of stuff and create something great from it. And, more importantly, almost everybody gives credit where it's due.

I actually had a blurb in my first post about you being the first vendor to offer doors on your tarps. I cut it out for organization purposes and forgot to paste it back in. But...I'm pretty sure you were the first to offer doors (aside from SWT-style closing ends) so I apologize for leaving that out.