WB SuperFly -- Super Durable!

[MikekiM]

Wow.. this is good to know.

My MamaJamba is in its' infancy and likely won't see that type of extended use... so I'm in good shape!

[HammockHanger1]

Why would you leave it out that long? Were you protecting something with it?
I am considering getting a Warbonnt tarp this definitely helps its case!

[altruistguy]

In answer to the question as to why I left it out so long --

I've been virtually a full-time hanger for the past two-and-a-half years (it's actually probably closer to 90% of the time overall, but during the winter, it is closer to 100% -- I LOVE hanging in the winter).

I've got two "permanent" setups in my back yard:

- a bridge hammock (currently a WB RR in a Spindrift sock under a CloudBurst tarp with doors), and
- a gathered-end hammock (currently a DreamHammock NightHawk in a MollyMac sock under a UGQ WinterDream tarp)

I basically switch back and forth between them.

I like having two setups instead of one because:
- switching back and forth makes it more interesting for me, and
- it makes it really easy to have "sleepovers" -- over the past two winters, I've had three or four folks (i.e., non-hangers) each winter try out my gear with me on sub-freezing nights

So that's why I had the tarp out constantly for 22 months -- because I was using it!

[Flatliner]

That is admirable