packing WB Superfly in stuff sack w tarp flyz perm attached

hey guys, Im a newb so I apologize, but I am not sure if I should be ok packing my superfly into its stuff sack after y hangs with the Tarp flyz still attached. Is there a chance of the edges of the metallic clips possibly tearing the tarp at all.

I tried to set last night in an absolute huricanne of wind gusts and I really need or would prefer to keep my G. lines permantly attached so I can just pull out the tarp and set.

Between the freezing temps and the wind im like a chicken witht no head trying to set up my lines and then hang my tarp..


so any danger to packing the flyz in with the tarp material after hanging?

thanks

I've never had any damage from hardwear on the tarp.

Although, for piece of mind I rounded the edges further with some 400-600 grit abrasive paper.

I leave my Tarpfly and Dutch Hook attached to my SF when stored and have had no problems.

No problems with me leaving the Figure 9's on my tarp as far as wear is concerned. They have been on it for two years now with no issues.

I also keep mine attached to my WB asym w/o any problems...

I leave mine attached .. the hook is through a fixed eye .. the "Flyz" I make certain I wrap he line around it to keep it from snagging anything .. I have pockets on my skins..they're to small to not have them attached ..

Taking a bit of emery paper to my Dutchware just helps it along, that's on my Buckles, Flyz and Hook, the Clips I never bothered.

I noticed some fraying with some cheaper cord when using the flyz, five minutes with the emery and they're good to go.

My Flyz get hanked up with the "long" end of my CRL, they usually get buried in there somewhere.

You might think about turning your stuff sack into a bishop bag. Just coil up your ridgeline ropes outside of the bag with the flyz. No chance of damage and it makes set up a snap.

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Originally Posted by lymphocytosis

You might think about turning your stuff sack into a bishop bag. Just coil up your ridgeline ropes outside of the bag with the flyz. No chance of damage and it makes set up a snap.

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Plus one--

+1 for storing hardware just outside the stuffsack.

Thanks for the all the advice fellas, I polished down the edges a little and also went over to a bishop bag type setup, much much easier now

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Originally Posted by body942

"...the wolf shows up. Then the entire flock tries desperately to hide behind one lonely sheepdog."
-LTC D. Grossman

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Here is how the sheep and the sheepdog think differently. The sheep pretend the wolf will never come, but the sheepdog lives for that day. After the attacks in 2001, most of the sheep said,“Thank God I wasn’t on one of those planes.” The sheepdogs, the warriors, said, “Dear God, I wish I could have been on one of those planes.

"For if not me, then Who?":) LTC Grossman

Amen brother.