Tarps for Bridge Hammocks

[somniferous]

Something else I rarely hear anyone mention is the CB has rings inside the tarp on the bottom of the ridgeline to attach your bug net tie outs to.

At least, mine does. Not sure if Warbonnet still puts this on there or not.


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That's exactly what those rings are for. That and the spindrift. Works better than clipping them to your suspension or tree.

[Chesapeake]

Since i just got my first RR, Ive been using my 12' Chill Gorilla hex and its worked ok so far, but i haven't been in a heavy rain with them both together yet so time will tell. I also have an 11' Old Man Winter so ill probably start using it since it has 4 panel pulls already and I was thinking about getting an internal double pole mod so itll work better with the RR.

[j-Fish]

Since i just got my first RR, Ive been using my 12' Chill Gorilla hex and its worked ok so far, but i haven't been in a heavy rain with them both together yet so time will tell. I also have an 11' Old Man Winter so ill probably start using it since it has 4 panel pulls already and I was thinking about getting an internal double pole mod so itll work better with the RR.

My first time in my RR I used the Warbonnet Edge tarp (which WB does not recommend doing) and it rained pretty good.

Short story, I got a little damp. I then bought the Cloudburst.


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[Obiecamper]

Are their any budget tarps that will work with a bridge hammock?

[johnspenn]

Are their any budget tarps that will work with a bridge hammock?

Not the lightest, but I've only ever heard good things about the Chill Gorilla tarps.

https://www.amazon.com/Chill-Gorilla...lla+tarp&psc=1

I don't know anything about this line of tarps but they are super cheap... caveat emptor!

https://www.walmart.com/ip/new-bigfo...10080301008005

Also check out the DIY sections on RBR and Dutch's sites, if you have a hankering to try your hand at DIY.