FS: UGQ 12' Asym Hex -20D Silpoly - Right Asym - Head-L Feet-R - Woodland Camo w/ lines and skin

[theck]

Try this again since it's getting closer to Spring...

Used on 2 weekends trips, always hung for a couple days to air out when I got home. No holes, no damage, like new shape ($160 new). I added Mountain Goat mesh tarp storage sleeves (+$25), four ~5-6 foot zing it lines w/ shock cord tie outs and Dutch tarp worms to each corner (+$26). 15.6oz with sack, lines and skin. No ridgeline is included just the sleeves and the lines/worms. $120 shipped.

Head Left/Feet Right Asym Tarp

Photos:
https://imgur.com/a/bSPZW
https://imgur.com/gallery/prNkt

[Thirstybear]

is this the for sale forum?

[theck]

It's for sale yes.

[theck]

$110 anyone?

[Handyman]

I’m having a hard time understanding what a asym tarp is. I can’t seem to find it on ugq site. I am interested in picking up a second tarp, but need more info please.

[theck]

It's like a reg tarp but the ends opposite your head and feet are shortened to reduce weight...

[IRONFISH45]

I’m having a hard time understanding what a asym tarp is. I can’t seem to find it on ugq site. I am interested in picking up a second tarp, but need more info please.

I believe Dutch's site show how to make your own, Simply Light Designs has a nice explanation, there are several sites explaining Asym. They are a bit like a diamond cut. Minimalist, great for non wet and blowing stuff. Works for heavy weather if you are well experienced.

[theck]

Geeze... surprised it hasn't left me yet. Guess people are into asyms ha... well bump and maybe that's it. Again.

[theck]

I believe Dutch's site show how to make your own, Simply Light Designs has a nice explanation, there are several sites explaining Asym. They are a bit like a diamond cut. Minimalist, great for non wet and blowing stuff. Works for heavy weather if you are well experienced.

Mine is a bit different as it has 4 tieouts instead of the 2 on usual asyms... really it's a regular tarp but the ends opposite your head and feet are shortened for weight savings and since most times unless it's crazy rain that's enough coverage.