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    Quote Originally Posted by taylo View Post
    I really dont "fold it". I gently roll it up into a football size ball. Then slide it into a stuff sack. I have tried stuffing and it doesn't feel very safe on the bonded seams. That's the reason I roll it up, and then roll it from end to end. It's sooo much gentler on the bonding than stuffing.Actaully I would highly discourage anyone from stuffing this tarp. Roll that thang up.
    That's what I was wanting to know, thank you.

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    on a previous post,,where a couple was doing the AT,,they folded their cuben tarps that Joe from Zpack had made them,,and folded them their entire hikes, and commented in their journal,,that Joe recommended to them to fold their cuben tarps..hummm,,,now this thread has me back to stuffing. Think I will stuff when I get one in the near near future,,and abuse hell out of it as I do my other gear, and just see how it holds up to my abuse.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Acer View Post
    on a previous post,,where a couple was doing the AT,,they folded their cuben tarps that Joe from Zpack had made them,,and folded them their entire hikes, and commented in their journal,,that Joe recommended to them to fold their cuben tarps..hummm,,,now this thread has me back to stuffing. Think I will stuff when I get one in the near near future,,and abuse hell out of it as I do my other gear, and just see how it holds up to my abuse.
    I'm pretty sure you could cram it with your boots into your pack without any harm. I just choose to be gentle and it packs down smaller when you coil it. Like I said earlier, it takes on the form of a turd when you stuff it.

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    nice

    wow very nice

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    You will love it. Looks nice

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