Wow that tarp is huge!
Are the pole sleeves for the mosquito net only on one side or did you leave off to better open the mosi net?
Did you find it to be top heavy and want to tip when empty?
Nice set up- thanks for sharing.
cc
p.s. Welcome to the forum Snuggly.
Last edited by campcrafter; 07-21-2015 at 08:20.
Campcrafter
I'd rather be in the mountains thinking about God, than in church thinking about the mountains.
- John Muir
Originally Posted by campcrafter
The pole sleeves are both completely on, but the design is great in that you can shove the entire net to one side of the hammock, and pull it back around and zip it up from inside when you want to use it. DD provides 2 shock cords to run from the bars in the mosquito net to the hanging straps or to each tree to keep the hammock from rotating when no load is in it. It is purely for cosmetic reasons that you would do this, as once you are inside it really is about impossible to flip it over.
Also I wanted the 13x13 foot tarp so that I had 1.5 feet hanging over each side for coverage in driving rain while still having the dry work area in porch mode. It really is quite fantastic compared to having to use a diamond configuration with a 10x10. It all fits well enough in my large alice pack as well with my other gear. I will definitely be buying more from DD in the future.
Last edited by Snuggly_Jason; 07-21-2015 at 14:47.
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