Super Fly in the rain

**hodad** · 04-20-2014, 15:52

Remember to seam seal your pull-outs!

**hodad** · 04-20-2014, 15:59

Originally Posted by nuttysquirrel

i like breathing.

i just biner my pack to the end of my suspention.

Keeping your gear dry is not a problem. The pack hangs from either end of the hammock and loose gear from the ridge line. Most hammocks have pockets. My hammock of choice the WBBR has saddle bags on either and small pockets at the head and foot.

**winstone** · 04-27-2014, 20:43

I got a little wet once in my BMJ, but i had not yet seam sealed the pull outs. No problems since then

**hodad** · 11-30-2014, 08:53

Originally Posted by StumpJumper

That is a great video. Looks like a memorable outing to say the least!

Another tribute to the Superfly.Quinn had 3 days off of his Philmont Scout Ranch Ranger Job this summer. I met him and we drove to Taos New Mexico for a little R&R and a hike of Mt. Wheeler. During two days of hiking Quinn and I are caught in a nice hail storm while hanging just above Lake Wheeler. The Warbonnet Superfly Tarp and Ridge Runner Hammock came through once again.

http://youtu.be/l_q5FZSGzR4

**hodad** · 11-30-2014, 09:01

Originally Posted by hodad

Another tribute to the Superfly.Quinn had 3 days off of his Philmont Scout Ranch Ranger Job this summer. I met him and we drove to Taos New Mexico for a little R&R and a hike of Mt. Wheeler. During two days of hiking Quinn and I are caught in a nice hail storm while hanging just above Lake Wheeler. The Warbonnet Superfly Tarp and Ridge Runner Hammock came through once again.

http://youtu.be/l_q5FZSGzR4

Here is the LVG video