Dumb question, I know - but im new to this. The tarp came with two ropes. What do i do with them? I don't know how to tie this thing. How do i set it up. Someone help
Dumb question, I know - but im new to this. The tarp came with two ropes. What do i do with them? I don't know how to tie this thing. How do i set it up. Someone help
It didn't come with 4 lines, one for each point of the diamond? If no, you will need 2 more lines. If this is the diamond tarp, just measure and figure out if one diagonal is longer than the other. Then take one end ( of the long ridge) and tie it loosely to a tree. Tie the other end to the other tree that the hammock is attached to. Center over hammock. pull the sides out and stake to ground. Lay in hammock, you are done!.
Another way to tell is to look at the points. The side points are sewn on. There is a seam about 30" above the tie-outs.
Beer won't solve problems, but then again, neither will milk !
Designer of the Switchback Hammock
Tree to Tree Trail Gear:http://tttrailgear.com
Beer won't solve problems, but then again, neither will milk !
Designer of the Switchback Hammock
Tree to Tree Trail Gear:http://tttrailgear.com
Neo, good to see your post-- I thought you had gone under ground
i been really busy in my meet up group as an assistant organizer last couple monthsneo
http://www.meetup.com/The-Nashville-Outdoor-Adventures/
the matrix has you
Just a couple of pics from my collection.
Congaree Swamp, SC.
Eastatoe Creek Trail, Sc.
Kelty Noah 9 vs. Claytor Diamond Tarp.
PS: Neo can I be the assistant director of your Claytor Cult? J/K
Last edited by ricegravy; 07-31-2009 at 15:22. Reason: cookie monster
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Any of you tie a ridge line under the tarp to keep it stiffer in high winds?
I took a 50' section of 1/8 nylon and tied it to one end of the fly. I wrapped the one end around a tree twice but then shot back across the underside of the fly and around the other tree and then to the other end of the fly to get it real tight. It also makes the fly have a nice ridge line. Wondering if anyone has any negitive situations from doing this such as water dripping from the ridge line and such.
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