Introducing the Warbonnet MountainFly

[DimaS]

What is the length of the MountainFly on this screen?
https://www.screencast.com/t/WcZB4SrBh

[coyboy]

I would guess around 28 inches based on the 22 inches for the Thunderfly.

[outlan]

I've got a Mountainfly on the way in 20D Silpoly. It will replace my Hennessy Hex tarp that weighs about 25 oz. in the stuff sack. Cannot wait to actually have door coverage and less weight!

I was surprised to not find any videos on YouTube reviewing this tarp. Looks like I'll need to be the first :-)

[Marklkiefer58]

Looking forward to that review. Looking at getting this tarp as well.

[HandyRandy]

I’m sure Shug showed it on video once or twice at least. He’s a huge WB fan!

[OneClick]

Shug shows the Thunderfly and Minifly. I think the Mountainfly is so close to the Superfly, which many people have already, making it less popular. Just a guess.

You can't go wrong with any of them; having two to suit certain weather conditions is really nice.

[Shug]

I’m sure Shug showed it on video once or twice at least. He’s a huge WB fan!

Shug shows the Thunderfly and Minifly. I think the Mountainfly is so close to the Superfly, which many people have already, making it less popular. Just a guess.

You can't go wrong with any of them; having two to suit certain weather conditions is really nice.

True....I don't not own a Mountainfly but do have a Superfly.
I thinks not having SF doors to deal with is why some like the MF. Less guyline and a bit easier set-up overall.
Shug

[OneClick]

Very true with the Thunderfly as well. Instead of shock cord and locks for the doors, they just clip up above the tarp. One line to guy them out as a "beak".

[Vanhalo]

The MountainFly is about the midway point between the MF and the SF, agree?

Tarp-Comparison-01.jpg

[hutzelbein]

The MountainFly is about the midway point between the MF and the SF, agree?

No, the midway point between the Minifly and the Superfly would be the Thunderfly. The Mountainfly is basically a Superfly with smaller doors.