Anyone use UGQ Hanger Series Tarp?

[Phalse]

Wow thanks for all the feedback. I looked at everyone's suggestion and found a few more that I like. What do you guys use for your tie-outs and ridge line ties on tarps? The ones I now have on my list as the top 3 (for what I need) are the UGQ 11ft, WB Edge, or the Tadpole. I'd like to keep my tarp setup around 11-11.5 oz without going cuben fiber (so expensive), that includes tie-outs and ridgeline (if needed).
Thanks again guys, I am slowly narrowing down my gear list.

Note: I did find out that the UGQ does not count tie-outs or ridgeline in the weight, so add what an ounce to that brings it to 10.2 oz.

[hutzelbein]

Ridgeline: Dutch Stingerz with Lash-It ridgeline (see here)
Tie-Outs: Soft-shackle prussiks with Lash-It guy lines

[sr1355]

Note: I did find out that the UGQ does not count tie-outs or ridgeline in the weight, so add what an ounce to that brings it to 10.2 oz.

Pretty sure we are the only ones including a hank of guy line cord but I could be wrong, 25' is provided with H11 and weighs in at 14g. I do not believe any cottage vendor includes a ridge line as there are too many choices available and everyone has there own preference.

[kiethstone]

my edge tarp is so nice for my needs! superfly for cold winter, but any other time its the edge.

[Phalse]

Pretty sure we are the only ones including a hank of guy line cord but I could be wrong, 25' is provided with H11 and weighs in at 14g. I do not believe any cottage vendor includes a ridge line as there are too many choices available and everyone has there own preference.

Didn't mean anything negative by that. I agree, I haven't seen any others that offer a hank of line in the price, which saves me from having to buy it separately. I am new and just trying to get my weights right before making the purchase. I appreciate the feedback and this tarp is definitely on the top of my list with all the great reviews and products. Thanks Paul!

[Flynguy521]

I was browsing their Facebook page and seems like some pictures showing the pole mod said all their tarps now included the internal pockets for internal pole mods? Anyone know if this is true, or is it an option you have to pay for?

Considering the hanger 11, but like the fact that the hanger 12 has side pull outs. Anyone care to mention how often they use the pull outs?

Any preference over winter dream vs hanger series? We don't get snow much where I live, but rain is a possibility. Is the weight worth the added protection for year round use? I'm not an ounce counter, I've kept out of that game by not ever buying a scale. Any of the cottage vendors would be lighter than my Kelty Noah's Tarp 9 or ENO Transform Tarp.

[mattyg]

i dont use my side pulls all that often but when i do use them im glad they are there. as far as ridgelines i made my own its 30 feet of dynaglide with some smart outdoors hardware on my tie outs i have dutch flys. on my wife's tarp its a zing-it ridge line with a little dutch hook on one end and a tarp fly on the other and stingers on her tie outs. both currently use prussic's and little micro bieners to attach the tarp. but mine is getting switched to the tato attachments. if you dont want to make your own several vendors sell them.

[richtorfla]

Pretty sure we are the only ones including a hank of guy line cord but I could be wrong, 25' is provided with H11 and weighs in at 14g. I do not believe any cottage vendor includes a ridge line as there are too many choices available and everyone has there own preference.

I was pleasantly surprised to see some guyline in the box when I opened it take out the tarp! That is a nice touch! Thanks.