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    Quote Originally Posted by RootCause View Post
    Regular, non-stretch cord, and the trusty taut-line hitch!
    ditto. I use the guy line cord Speer sells, whatever it is

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    Senior Member Festus Hagen's Avatar
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    I've got prusiks attached to my tarp corners with cord running through them, and I use a MSH around the stake. At the time I did the prusiks in this way, I thought it was my idea

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    My tarp came into the mail yesterday so I went out earlier today on a little hike and set it up a few times.

    I tried the Mini Line Loks, not really a fan. They hold just fine I just don't like that you cant put the stake close to the tarp.

    Prusiks worked just fine I just didn't think they where necessary after I tried the marlin spike hitch, for me it's the way to go. I can put the stake where ever I want, I don't need to worry about anything slipping and I just like tying knots (just not untying...). The only thing I don't like is it's harder to adjust because you need pull the whole stake out but that's not a big deal because I'm using tarp tensioners.

    Thanks for the tip gargoyle!
    Last edited by Pj1008; 03-03-2012 at 16:52.

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    Senior Member Muskrat's Avatar
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    I really liked the method Brandon (Warbonnet Guy) demonstrates in his videos. Need to use stakes similar to the MSR Groundhog and then its just a frictional wrap around the stake. No knot to tie or undo, easy to adjust, and I have not had 1 failure yet. Straight, simple, using 1.8 mm cordage and nothing else. Pretty much, its K.I.S.S !
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    Quote Originally Posted by Muskrat View Post
    I really liked the method Brandon (Warbonnet Guy) demonstrates in his videos. Need to use stakes similar to the MSR Groundhog and then its just a frictional wrap around the stake. No knot to tie or undo, easy to adjust, and I have not had 1 failure yet. Straight, simple, using 1.8 mm cordage and nothing else. Pretty much, its K.I.S.S !
    I use JRB's tensioners along with Brandon's method also.

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