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    Slowhike described it spot-on.

    Grizz is right about the time savings; they save seconds, not minutes. I never had much of a problem with them not holding, but I know exactly where each end of the tarp should be in relation to my suspension so centering isn't an issue for me. That happens when you set-up every day for a few weeks.
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    It doesn't sound to me like the figure 9's are what I'm looking for, but I'm not sure I'm picturing them just right. Is there a a picture of how you use them, Slowhike, (or anyone with a similar setup)?

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    That sounds like a good enough of an excuse to go set-up to me. I'll have pictures for you this evening.
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    Now that's what I call service!!! Thank you, Cannibal.

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    Just wondering something... If the 9 is held by tension, would there be a danger of getting it stuck where you can't get it off??

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    Quote Originally Posted by mbwtt View Post
    Just wondering something... If the 9 is held by tension, would there be a danger of getting it stuck where you can't get it off??
    I could see it happening with some of the 'softer' cords that compress, even then I don't think it would be too tough. It's a pretty easy tug to release.
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    Quote Originally Posted by mbwtt View Post
    Just wondering something... If the 9 is held by tension, would there be a danger of getting it stuck where you can't get it off??
    No, that's not really a problem at all.

    Have a look at this image from the Nite-Ize Fig 9 product page :



    That should help explain some of it's use, along with Cannibal's upcoming photos.

    Note - the Fig 9's are available in the rope/cording section of many Home Depot stores.
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    Quote Originally Posted by angrysparrow View Post

    Note - the Fig 9's are available in the rope/cording section of many Home Depot stores.
    I've also seen them in all sizes at the Harbor Freight stores.


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    Here are a couple of quickies. Tarp is still up let me know if you need other angles.





    It's just one long piece of cord on each end of tarp with one end attached to tarp and the other open.
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    Thanks Cannibal, I may get a couple and see what I think.

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