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  1. #11
    Senior Member 12trysomething's Avatar
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    Central NY
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    Tadpole, Cuben, SF
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    As stated, Tadpole is a great tarp. I have had it in some extreme winds/rain and stayed high and dry. As for pull outs, I chose not to go with them and instead went with Dutch's clip-on pull outs. They work great and have held up. In hind sight I believe I would have gone with them sewn-in right from Marty. Additionally, I have a Grizz-beak from 2QZQ that I bring along for piece of mind and additonal storage at my head end as I clip my pack on my woopie sling.

    Good luck, post pics once you decide!

    12trysomething

  2. #12
    Senior Member Caveman's Avatar
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    Apr 2012
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    Springtown, Tx.
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    WL Lite Owl / DIY
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    Tadpole
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    Just FYI..... If you ordered a tadpole w/o pull outs and want them now, Marty will sew them on for you.
    If you ain't havin' fun, you're doin' it wrong

  3. #13
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    Dec 2012
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    traverse city Mi
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    dream hammock
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    Thanks guys, this is all good info. Im planning to buy two tadpoles this winter, one for me and one for the Misses.

  4. #14
    Senior Member shrineclown's Avatar
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    Jul 2010
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    So. NH
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    DHTBird,WBBB.draumrxl
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    Camo Tadpole
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    Whoopie *snicker*
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    So, I spent first major thunderstorm under the tadpole and left it in porch mode with the doors on one end. Not a drop of water. It was raining cats and dogs and the lightning was ripping all over the place...very cool to watch from my nice dry perch. Even got in a couple of Sir Arthur, shorts, in the process. And yes, Sherlock prevailed in both cases being uncommonly brilliant and all.
    If it moves, you can eat it. No promises you will think it tastes good.

  5. #15
    New Member
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    Jul 2013
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    Greenville, SC
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    Hennessy Expedition
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    I got my tadpole last week. I opted for the pullouts. For a $10 option I didn't think I could go wrong. I have strung it up in the yard a couple of times. I am really impressed with the quality. I plan on using it this weekend.

  6. #16
    Member beasty-beast's Avatar
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    Feb 2012
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    Tipton, MO
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    diy gathered end
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    have had a tadpole for bout year an a half now. plenty of room, plenty of coverage. incredible rainfly! I definitely could see the benefits of the pullouts, allows you to stake closer to hammock without compromising headroom, and you get more rain protection by staking it closer. I think. Now I need to go set mine up and test. Come on rain!
    "Never put off till tomorrow, what you can do the day after tomorrow." -Mark Twain

  7. #17
    Senior Member shrineclown's Avatar
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    Bested another good storm Saturday night, with the doors facing the storm front, not a drop in the nest. Very happy with this tarp.
    If it moves, you can eat it. No promises you will think it tastes good.

  8. #18
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    DH Thunderbird 11ft
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    WL Big Daddy
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    I have a Big Daddy and pullouts are the way to go. It gives me a little bit flexibility in my setup.

  9. #19
    Member dieselbaron's Avatar
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    I have a Tadpole with pull outs and I love them was in some good rain this weekend and was pretty dry

  10. #20
    New Member
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    Monterrey, Mexico
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    Hi guys, I'm planning to get one Tad Pole too, and since I saw a lot of users with this tarp, I hope someone can help me with this question.
    ¿What are the tri-loops for? , Sorry for my newbie question but I want to make sure that my tarp will have all that I could need in the future.

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