Well, more like a monsoon.
I spent 3 nights at Raystown Lake in central PA over the weekend, and experienced the heaviest downpour I have ever slept through. The coastal rains were steady and wind-blown Thurs through Sat morn.
Brandon sez that the peak seam needs no sealing. He is right. Not a drop penetrated or wicked! As a result my Hammock Gear TQ and UQ stayed bone dry.
What a tarp for lousy conditions!
Jim
have shared similar conditions and experiences
Yep, Great tarp.. Only drip I had was on one of the V-tie outs. Will seam goo seal them all.
best tarp, I have bought!!..
" Taking the gun off safety increases the velocity by 100% "
Love my super fly....
We would be one step closer to world peace, if everyone slept in a hammock..
Our worse downpour under the SuperFlys
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=On-a_Vd5NLo
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=On-a_Vd5NLo
Brother if you slept out last weekend and didn't get wet I'm sure you are good to go in anything. Thanks for this, I just ordered a Superfly. I live in Central Pa and we had about 8 inches of rain.
Looks like the trip in 06 that got me out of a tent and into a hammock. We were soaked. My buddy in a HH explorer was high and dry. Convenced me. Ordered my first hammock as soon as we got back.Originally Posted by hodad
That is a great video. Looks like a memorable outing to say the least!
Great endorsement. The mid atlantic got soaked last weekend!
SF will be my next tarp.
-Turtle Creek
The initial theme was "how to keep ground dwellers out of our tarp"
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