The warbonnet superfly as it came weighed 19.9oz on my scale for anyone who is wondering. I have not weighed it with guylines and stakes.
The warbonnet superfly as it came weighed 19.9oz on my scale for anyone who is wondering. I have not weighed it with guylines and stakes.
After you get your SF, go pole mod. I bought 2 $10 tent pole kits at Jax, trimmed 3 of the segments (4 in kit) down so the 3 of them are 54" long assembled, and added a loop of cord/string to my pullouts. It cuts down on the complexity and you have less to trip over.
Watch Shug's Noob vid series. You'll learn a lot. One of the things you'll learn is that he's barking mad but in a good way.
Get out there!
“I held a moment in my hand, brilliant as a star, fragile as a flower, a tiny sliver of one hour. I dropped it carelessly, Ah! I didn't know, I held opportunity.” -Hazel Lee
I didn't go through all 8 pages of this thread, (I suspect it's already been brought up) however for a smaller price tag the Eno Housefly is pretty sweet. Do a little bit of searching online and you can find it for under $120. I got mine for $100 a couple months ago. With it only being 6" shorter in length than the Superfly, I found it worth it. The only thing that I really would like the Housefly to have that it's missing are the panel pull tieouts that the Superfly has. Other than that it's a pretty good competitor provided you don't buy it at a retail store.
Last edited by JordanFerg92; 04-25-2014 at 14:34. Reason: Measurements correction
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