Video: Help Superfly A Superfly

[Roe Ring]

Thanks for the video Blaze, I just posted a thread asking about Superfly pull-outs and got directed to your video. Your set-up is just what I've been looking for and easy to take down when panel pulls aren't needed.

Thanks again

Mark

[BlazeAway]

Thanks for the video Blaze, I just posted a thread asking about Superfly pull-outs and got directed to your video. Your set-up is just what I've been looking for and easy to take down when panel pulls aren't needed.

Thanks again

Mark

A bit of meditation on the problem and there was the idea. Glad you liked it.
Blaze

[JM129]

Like your latest method, I don't know if the twist would put much more stess on the pull out or not. Ehh, probably a little bit more tension but not sure if its enough to hurt anything. But it looks good. Now its time for me to make a hammock purchase. Just don't know when i can. Again, it looks like a great setup and the Superfly looks like an excellent pick.

[BlazeAway]

Like your latest method, I don't know if the twist would put much more stess on the pull out or not. Ehh, probably a little bit more tension but not sure if its enough to hurt anything. But it looks good. Now its time for me to make a hammock purchase. Just don't know when i can. Again, it looks like a great setup and the Superfly looks like an excellent pick.

The Superfly is a realy good pick for a winter tarp. Though to heavy to haul along in fair weather.
Blaze

[Gordzilla]

Thanks for the videos Blaze. I just tried your updated method and am very pleased with the result. My new favorite way to set the pull outs. Uses less cord than I thought it would. Good thinking.

[Mudman]

The Superfly is a realy good pick for a winter tarp. Though to heavy to haul along in fair weather.
Blaze

dangit, now with the weather warming up I'll need a new tarp.

[BlazeAway]

Thanks for the videos Blaze. I just tried your updated method and am very pleased with the result. My new favorite way to set the pull outs. Uses less cord than I thought it would. Good thinking.

Glad you like the method.
Best,
Blaze

dangit, now with the weather warming up I'll need a new tarp.

One tarp is all that is neaded. Though two is nice.
Best,
Blaze

[Simo Ahtola]

Hei Blaze,

How did you got the silicone tubes flipped over the tie offs used to keep the stop knots inside?

Waiting more line to arrive so I can copy your setup of the tarp lines.

Br. Simo

[Roe Ring]

I set mine up today like this, and am really pleased with the result. It easily pulls the side panels straight out without unnaturally stretching the tarp. I used lash-it and fitted a couple of Dutch clips to the ends so they can easily be disconnected and the tarp deployed without pull outs if preferred.

A great solution, thanks again blaze.

Mark

[BlazeAway]

Hei Blaze,

How did you got the silicone tubes flipped over the tie offs used to keep the stop knots inside?

Waiting more line to arrive so I can copy your setup of the tarp lines.

Br. Simo

I am using Tarp Guy Lines from whoopiesling.com
Best.
Blaze

I set mine up today like this, and am really pleased with the result. It easily pulls the side panels straight out without unnaturally stretching the tarp. I used lash-it and fitted a couple of Dutch clips to the ends so they can easily be disconnected and the tarp deployed without pull outs if preferred.

A great solution, thanks again blaze.

Mark

Glad you like the way to set the side pull outs.
Best,
Blaze