Tarp with doors.

**Bama Man** · 04-15-2013, 23:57

+1 on the Superfly!!! It is nice to have a tarp with doors.

**Bwess** · 04-16-2013, 05:24

Originally Posted by Slo

LoL, George?

I didn't realize they were different.

Doors are worth their weight, easily. Like Trekking poles, headlamps and reflectix, doors on my tarp are hard to live without once you start living WITH them.

Slo
LOL George...That's funny...I was texting a friend (George) and typing on several forums at the same time, with sleep deprivation. Must have saw George Strait in your signature and was confused. Sleep is a wonderful thing.

Any Way. I was looking at the doors/wing some more and I can really appreciate how they would help in a bad weather situation.

**bowl-maker** · 04-16-2013, 07:07

I have a backwoods daydreamer DIY Winter Dream that I love. I don't have any others to compare it to, but it has been a great design for me.

+1 on doors...I love them as well

**Boothill** · 04-16-2013, 08:04

i'm a big fan of warbonnets BMJ with a door kit, great tarp, same coverage as the SF and i can leave the doors at home and save weight when the weather is going to be nice, just nice to have that option, imo

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**2ply** · 04-16-2013, 08:12

Give Ox Gear a look. Sean has the Ox Barn, a larger version of the Superfly.

**Tendertoe** · 04-16-2013, 08:30

Originally Posted by 2ply

Give Ox Gear a look. Sean has the Ox Barn, a larger version of the Superfly.

Interesting, this is the first I've heard of them. The pictures of the gear look nice.

I do, however, wish they had prices and weights listed for a generic item.

I realize every item is custom so don't list the price and weight of the custom oversized "shed" tarp with 3 pullouts per side and triangle pullouts or whatever. Do list the price and weight of the generic tarp or quilt or hammock so folks can shop around without having to go through the process of emailing and waiting for a response with a quote etc. IMHO.