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  1. #211
    Senior Member MotoBoss's Avatar
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    Quote Originally Posted by Poe View Post
    Hey I've been hanging for years but I've never gotten a tarp (I take the tent if there is a chance of rain). The first few people posting kept recommending the gear guide 12x12 tarp. And for the price I don't think I could make anything that cheap. They r sold out so what would y'all suggest as being comparable?
    Welcome at the forums
    Try this Kelty http://www.austinkayak.com/products/...r-12-x-12.html
    I have the 9x9 and it works out just fine......
    ~Adventure Before Dementia~

  2. #212
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    DIY USN digital camo
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    Kelty Noahs Tarp 9
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    CCF thickness?

    My current rig is as follows.

    ENO Single Nest $35 (used)
    ENO bug net $60
    25' of 3/16 Dyneema $15 (eBay)
    25' of 1" nylon tube webbing $12 (eBay)
    2 Rap Rings $4
    2 Metolius Carabiners $15
    25' of 2mm Dyneema for ridge line $10 (eBay)
    2 NiteEyez S-clips $4
    Kelty Noah's Tarp 9 (includes stakes) $40(eBay)
    2 six inch pieces of 3/8" aluminum bar stock to use as toggles $2

    Wow, I guess I really did spend nearly $200.

    But... I have no bottom insulation. I was thinking of CCF, but what thickness works well enough? Are we talking Yoga Mat (3/16") or ground pad (3/4")? Or somewhere in between?

    Where is the point of diminishing return?

  3. #213
    all secure in sector 7 Shug's Avatar
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    Quote Originally Posted by Travis View Post
    My current rig is as follows.

    ENO Single Nest $35 (used)
    ENO bug net $60
    25' of 3/16 Dyneema $15 (eBay)
    25' of 1" nylon tube webbing $12 (eBay)
    2 Rap Rings $4
    2 Metolius Carabiners $15
    25' of 2mm Dyneema for ridge line $10 (eBay)
    2 NiteEyez S-clips $4
    Kelty Noah's Tarp 9 (includes stakes) $40(eBay)
    2 six inch pieces of 3/8" aluminum bar stock to use as toggles $2

    Wow, I guess I really did spend nearly $200.

    But... I have no bottom insulation. I was thinking of CCF, but what thickness works well enough? Are we talking Yoga Mat (3/16") or ground pad (3/4")? Or somewhere in between?

    Where is the point of diminishing return?
    This may give some insight.......
    Whoooo Buddy.
    Shug

    Whooooo Buddy)))) All Secure in Sector Seven

  4. #214
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    I'm a real noob! First Post.

    The info in this post has been very helpful. But it has also been very interesting to check out the gear being used in the profiles of you experienced folks that have posted.

  5. #215
    Senior Member ibgary's Avatar
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    Colorado
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    Dangerbird, (custom) thanks Papa
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    10x10 DIY
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    DIY insultex.
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    Woopie, UCR
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    Re: Newbie Hammock Setups.

    Welcome to the forum. Tons of great ideas and ways to hang. I'm still trying new things. That's one of the thing I really like. It can keep you engaged.

  6. #216
    Senior Member MotoBoss's Avatar
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    Quote Originally Posted by Shug View Post
    This may give some insight.......
    Whoooo Buddy.
    Shug

    Quote Originally Posted by jreinhardt View Post
    I'm a real noob! First Post.

    The info in this post has been very helpful. But it has also been very interesting to check out the gear being used in the profiles of you experienced folks that have posted.
    Watch Shug's videos for a bounty full of information and entertainment. WELCOME.........
    ~Adventure Before Dementia~

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    Wow a ton of great info on the site... Looks like I need to get a shopping list started before the end of next month!

  8. #218
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    OK so it is addicting! Thanks for all the good info. Here's what I'm starting with for a rig.
    GT Ultra Light 15.00
    50' 7/64 Amsteel 20.00
    4 Decender rings 15.00
    2" Tree Straps (got them b4 I knew I should have gone 1") 12.00
    50' zing-it 7.00
    10 X 12 PE Tarp (camo is cool....can't help it) 14.00
    Bug Sock 65.00
    2 - 8" 2X4 4.00
    4 - 2' Re-rod 4.00
    1 - Pilates mat (don't tell the wife I have it) 0.00
    1- 30 year old sleeping bag that will be an underquilt sooner or later
    Misc. Biners - Already had them
    Grizz Video's ....priceless
    Grand Total $156.00
    2X4 are for Labor Day hang where there is only one tree available.
    Did I do ok as a noob?

  9. #219
    Senior Member MotoBoss's Avatar
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    Quote Originally Posted by Taser View Post
    OK so it is addicting! Thanks for all the good info. Here's what I'm starting with for a rig.
    GT Ultra Light 15.00
    50' 7/64 Amsteel 20.00
    4 Decender rings 15.00
    2" Tree Straps (got them b4 I knew I should have gone 1") 12.00
    50' zing-it 7.00
    10 X 12 PE Tarp (camo is cool....can't help it) 14.00
    Bug Sock 65.00
    2 - 8" 2X4 4.00
    4 - 2' Re-rod 4.00
    1 - Pilates mat (don't tell the wife I have it) 0.00
    1- 30 year old sleeping bag that will be an underquilt sooner or later
    Misc. Biners - Already had them
    Grizz Video's ....priceless
    Grand Total $156.00
    2X4 are for Labor Day hang where there is only one tree available.
    Did I do ok as a noob?
    Looks like you have a great start rig working. Hang for a while and you'll know what you need, or want, when upgrading. Get it Get it Gone..............
    ~Adventure Before Dementia~

  10. #220
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    Got that right I already know the 2" nylon web has to go. Too much stretch

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