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    Worth every penny friend. I had a "Mac Cat Deluxe" and had to sell it for personal reasons. Wish I still had it.
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    If you want a ton of room under a tarp, and you mostly car camp check out the Kelty Noah 16x16. Absolutely huge. Will last much longer than the Target $10 tarp. And you won't give yourself a hernia trying to rig it.
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    Quote Originally Posted by NFA View Post
    IMHO, that's too much for what you're getting...although you'll hear lots of opinions to the contrary...19oz is pretty heavy for a sil tarp, and why get a really big light tarp?

    I have a great little sil tarp that I got for around $50...it weighs about half what the JRB tarp weighs, and cost less than half too...

    On trips when I don't care that much about weight, I bring my big HH hex tarp, but if I want a light tarp, then why go halfway?

    Jamie - nfa
    JRB makes lighter tarps. The one the OP mentioned is a Winter tarp which is heavier and larger.

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    The JRB 11x10 tarp is one of the best tarps you will get .....
    yes it is $130 .... but you get what you pay for ... there are cheaper tarps out there if you look you will find them

    but as i found out over the years... you get what you pay for HYOH
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    Hangin',

    If you are handy with a sewing machine and don't mind a little DIY effort (or have a good friend that is) and if you're car camping and weight isn't an issue, give something like this a try...

    http://www.hammockforums.net/forum/s...highlight=tarp

    or this...

    http://www.hammockforums.net/forum/s...highlight=tarp

    So far the the big blue cat has been pretty darn sturdy and held up in a couple of substantial storms...

    Steve D

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