Superfly storage

**basko** · 05-12-2012, 19:11

I've searched but I'm still lost...

Do I fold it or stuff it in between uses?

**ShadowAlpha** · 05-12-2012, 19:21

I stuff the superfly in stuff sack it came in or your can use mesh sleeves to make it easier to deploy & pack

**dragon360** · 05-12-2012, 19:23

I pack mine away both for storage and use in a set of tarp skins.

**TheCoyote** · 05-20-2012, 15:07

Originally Posted by dragon360

I pack mine away both for storage and use in a set of tarp skins.

I use skins as well. I love them

**basko** · 05-12-2012, 19:25

cool. I was dreading trying to fold it back up like it was delivered. It's like a 11 foot map!

**ShadowAlpha** · 05-12-2012, 19:34

ya I can never refold a map. Enjoy the superfly

**Hooch** · 05-13-2012, 18:54

Originally Posted by ShadowAlpha

ya I can never refold a map. Enjoy the superfly

Speak for yourself.

OP: Stuff, don't fold.

**Hawk-eye** · 05-12-2012, 19:42

When I bring mine home from an outing ... even if dry ... I hang it in the garage to make sure it's dry then slide the mesh skins back in place and pack it up. Just keep it dry and in a cool place. Don't leave it any place hot ... ie, attic, trunk of car ... just common sense stuff.

It's a great tarp!

**Hangandy** · 05-12-2012, 22:11

Mesh tarp sleeves. Katharina at Mountain Goat (outdoortrailgear.com) makes them custom for no extra cost. Just let her know the size of your tarp. They have sleeves for your line or other storage and because they're mesh the tarp will drip dry and weigh less.

Of course some go to a Bishop bag approach. Both have merit.

**Streetdoc432** · 05-13-2012, 20:08

Originally Posted by Hangandy

Mesh tarp sleeves. Katharina at Mountain Goat (outdoortrailgear.com) makes them custom for no extra cost. Just let her know the size of your tarp. They have sleeves for your line or other storage and because they're mesh the tarp will drip dry and weigh less

+1 Katharina does great work, quick turnaround too.