Practically new Olive ENO Dry Fly. Set up and used in the back yard a few times, but otherwise no real use. I decided to go a different route with my tarp.
I've lounged in the hammock through some pretty serious Kentucky rain storms and stayed perfectly dry.
New they go for about $80, so lets say $70 shipped and it's yours!
Click here for link to this tarp on REI
Here's a picture in action in the back yard:
Any idea on the weight? Web Site doesn't list the weight.
Amazon shows it at 22 oz and other useful informationOriginally Posted by evilleotter
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I've used this tarp and like it a lot. It's the right size, packs down alright, and a decent weight.
From my memory is packs down to a roughly 3" diameter cylinder x maybe 10". I'll measure when I get home from work.
It comes with a stuff sack, too.
22 oz sounds right for the weight. I don't have scale so I can't give you an exact number.
With the stock cordage and stuff sack, mine weighs in at 21.79oz. Tarp itself is around 18.5oz.
Nice little tarp, packs up small, reasonably light. Pitching it low to the hammock provides decent rain coverage and a small space for your camp kitchen or the like.
Speaking of the guy-lines, you'll want to plan to replace them. That's the only real issue with the tarp, the stock guy lines are awful (core strands will pull through the sheathing very easily).
Bump. $65 shipped.
Bump. $60 shipped
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