Think of it as a brand new car that got its first door ding in the supermarket parking lot.
Now you can relax and not worry about it any more, and on top of that you got some baddazz trail cred lol Just make up some story about being attacked by a giant pileated woodpecker.
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My ego said, SURE you can.
Half way in my body said OH NO YOU CAN'T
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I ordered the solos by themselves, figuring I could simply attach the carabiners on my hammock to a loop of amsteel. I found out the hard way that a loop tied together with a simple square knot is not good for holding human-sized loads, so I ended up with about 3 seconds of hang time, which quickly turned to ground time.
In the end I looked up a tutorial on how to make continuous loops. Those worked much better.
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By tearing a hole in it, you now have fewer holes in your bug net than you did before.
Absurdly true, but not useful...
happened to me too. I used Scotch tape and that held for a surprisingly long time.
Suture.
Dave
"Loneliness is the poverty of self; solitude is the richness of self."~~~May Sarton
Before you go and repair the thing I would suggest setting up on a particularly buggy night and see if the mosquitoes can find the hole. They probably can but we simply can't know without someone trying it and I am more than willing to let you be the guinea pig.
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