SOLD: Wanna trade for a brand new Speer Winter Tarp? - Hammock Forums : Your Number One Hammock Community

Mule · 11-26-2007, 16:52

I am kicking around trading a Speer Winter Tarp for something comparable in value but Camo. Open for offers. Mule

Nest · 11-26-2007, 17:21

If you have the money I would suggest keeping it and buy a lower priced camo tarp. Although the winter tarp won't match your claytor, the coverage would be appreciated on cold winter hangouts. Couldn't hurt to have a summer and winter setup.

Mule · 11-26-2007, 17:29

Thanks Cerberus, Good Idea. I Just Though I Might Kick The Dust Off Some Better That Average Large 12 X 12 Camo Out There Hiding Somewhere. My Winter Tarp Is Only About A Pound Or So..silnylon. It Would Hurt To Carry Another Pound Just To Look Cool. Mule

11-26-2007, 16:52	#1
Mule Join Date: Oct 2007 Location: Kokomo IN Hammock: Warbonnet BB, Dixon Roller Pack Tarp: Speer Winter Tarp Insulation: Snugfit, Old Rag M Suspension: Web'g cinch buckle View my gallery 11 Posts: 2,158 Images: 11	SOLD: Wanna trade for a brand new Speer Winter Tarp? I am kicking around trading a Speer Winter Tarp for something comparable in value but Camo. Open for offers. Mule __________________ "The Marine Corps - When It Absolutely, Positively Has To Be Destroyed Overnight"

11-26-2007, 17:29	#3
Mule Join Date: Oct 2007 Location: Kokomo IN Hammock: Warbonnet BB, Dixon Roller Pack Tarp: Speer Winter Tarp Insulation: Snugfit, Old Rag M Suspension: Web'g cinch buckle View my gallery 11 Posts: 2,158 Images: 11	Thanks Cerberus, Good Idea. I Just Though I Might Kick The Dust Off Some Better That Average Large 12 X 12 Camo Out There Hiding Somewhere. My Winter Tarp Is Only About A Pound Or So..silnylon. It Would Hurt To Carry Another Pound Just To Look Cool. Mule __________________ "The Marine Corps - When It Absolutely, Positively Has To Be Destroyed Overnight"

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11-26-2007, 17:21	#2
Nest Senior Member Join Date: Feb 2007 Location: Nashville, TN View my gallery 5 Posts: 638 Images: 5	If you have the money I would suggest keeping it and buy a lower priced camo tarp. Although the winter tarp won't match your claytor, the coverage would be appreciated on cold winter hangouts. Couldn't hurt to have a summer and winter setup.