Woah their stuff seems pricy. $170 for a 10x10 tyvec tarp when a superfly costs $130...
Thats Australian dollars - in US its $134.00. Yes, it's still a lot, but there aren't many cottage venders there and many materials we take for granted are unavailable in Oz.
Thats Australian dollars - in US its $134.00. Yes, it's still a lot, but there aren't many cottage venders there and many materials we take for granted are unavailable in Oz.
Ahh... Missed the Australian dollars. Makes more sense now.
Thats Australian dollars - in US its $134.00. Yes, it's still a lot, but there aren't many cottage venders there and many materials we take for granted are unavailable in Oz.
Yes freight is the killer for us over here, when importing fabrics etc. Evan at Terra Rosa makes some nice gear.
Evan uses Tyvek 1443r for his tyvek tarps, which is a little lighter and more fabric like than the hard structure Tyvek.
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