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    Senior Member OneClick's Avatar
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    222 DAYS UNTIL WINTER! Man, this thread is getting excited already

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    bring it on

    If I get time I will go hang in the snow in May....just for a fix.
    Life is too Short to not feed the addiction....Hang on and explore the World

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    Quote Originally Posted by markr6 View Post
    222 DAYS UNTIL WINTER! Man, this thread is getting excited already
    +100000000

    Quote Originally Posted by bkrgi View Post


    bring it on

    If I get time I will go hang in the snow in May....just for a fix.
    AMEN !!


    Used Lashit and Zingit, neither gave way under a heavy snow load. The split rings I was using did give way and I'm glad they did, saved a tear to the fabric.

    Have sherpas, will travel...
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    I had about 8" of heavy stuff pull the tarp to the ground, accumulate enough weight to snap the 1.8mm zing it CRL. Luckily the Zing It gave away and not the tarp. FWIW the Zing It let go on the hard bend that the tarp flyz creates.

    When you pitch steep don't forget to pitch high enough to prevent the snow sliding off the tarp from building up on the bottom of the tarp.

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    Quote Originally Posted by mudsocks View Post
    I had about 8" of heavy stuff pull the tarp to the ground, accumulate enough weight to snap the 1.8mm zing it CRL. Luckily the Zing It gave away and not the tarp. FWIW the Zing It let go on the hard bend that the tarp flyz creates.

    When you pitch steep don't forget to pitch high enough to prevent the snow sliding off the tarp from building up on the bottom of the tarp.
    Released? from the fly?
    Came unburied?
    Came unknotted?
    Broke?

    Wouldn't figure on it actually breaking.
    Have sherpas, will travel...
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    Formerly octothorpesarus mudsocks's Avatar
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    Quote Originally Posted by Ratdog View Post
    Released? from the fly?
    Came unburied?
    Came unknotted?
    Broke?

    Wouldn't figure on it actually breaking.
    Broke! Snapped the Zing It right where it makes the hard bend around the flyz. I'm curious how much a hard bend on a hard surface like that derates the rope. I was surprised to the stitching on the tie out loop didn't let go.

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    Quote Originally Posted by mudsocks View Post
    Broke! Snapped the Zing It right where it makes the hard bend around the flyz. I'm curious how much a hard bend on a hard surface like that derates the rope. I was surprised to the stitching on the tie out loop didn't let go.
    I've always been concerned about that, especially with hammock suspension not necessarily tarp suspension. I try and minimize my hardware, but I also like knots and such. YMMV

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    My Winter Tarp does real good in it.....
    Shug

    Whooooo Buddy)))) All Secure in Sector Seven

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