View Full Version : FS: Custom UGQ Hanger 13' Tarp
Because of some changes to my rig, I am selling my UGQ Hanger 13. And yes, you read correctly; Paul custom made me the 13' Hanger using the same pattern and cut as his 11'&12' but with a little more coverage on each end. It's black with lime green stitching, 4 panel pull outs, 6 guy out points with split ring and also a CRL from Dutch which is also in green. All that and it has only seen the trail once before I bought my new bonded tarp and it ended up on the shelf. It's in new condition and comes with a stuff sack weighing in at 15.95oz. Please feel free to ask any questions. Price is $150 which includes shipping CONUS only. Thanks for your time as I will have some packs coming up for sale also.
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Bump...$140 Shipped CONUS
OverTheHill
10-24-2022, 23:25
Q's
1) Is it seam sealed, if so, by UGQ or self?
2) Is it silpoly or silnylon? Guessing silpoly by the weight.
2) Mention a CRL, my eyes aren't great so I might be wrong, the pictures seem to imply two RL tie outs, if a CRL - how long is it? Does the Dutchware bling or any of the stakes & guylines go with it?
Hey OverTheHill,
1) Yes, it is seam sealed as well as the side pull outs
2) Yes, it is Silpoly
3) It is in fact one of Dutch's continuous ridge line kits with a Dutch hook on one end and a wasp on the other. I had to look it up because I forgot and his site lists his CLR length at 35` long. The Dutchware CLR is included but none of the guy out lines; only the split rings that came from UGQ. Guy out systems are so many and of personal preference that I use mine on my other tarp so I am keeping those. Hope I hit all your questions.
Just realized I missed second half of #1. It was seam sealed by me as I have done many tents and tarps over the years. I use the mix of 100% GE clear silicone mixed with low oder mineral spirits to seal my gear. I don't care for the glossy look of the store sealer and this method has been proven effective in many rainstorms on my other tarps. In addition I believe UGQ utilizes a different stich or fold on the grosgrain ridgeline that helps also and I'm sure someone here could explain that better than me.
And one more thing to add; I just noticed you have a Ridge Runner and these side pull outs are spaced for the spreader bars as that's what I use also.
OverTheHill
10-26-2022, 01:21
And one more thing to add; I just noticed you have a Ridge Runner and these side pull outs are spaced for the spreader bars as that's what I use also.
Good to hear! You've answered my Q's perfectly.