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    Senior Member Chop's Avatar
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    On our 2011 SoBo, my wife and I both used our hammocks until Damascus (which I believe was around Nov 1). A regular hammock tarp was fine for both of us. Actually we carried just one of our hammock tarps for the post Damascus section as our shelter, and it worked well.

    We slept in some heavy heavy down pours that year in the hammocks....and stayed dry. They were DIY cuben tarps that were a little longer at 12'.

    We would have stayed hanging, but needed the under quilt warmth more than anything, and as we got into the cooler temps needed something warmer than what we had...so we went to ground rather than making the purchases of winter UQ.

    If I were to do it again SoBo, I'd buy the a warmer UQ for the end of the trail, and stick with my standard tarp.
    AT 2011, PCT 2012, LT 2013, WT 2013, JMT 2014, TRT 2014, WT 2014, AZT 2015, PCT 2016, CT 2017, MSR 2017, GET 2018, GDT 2018, TRT 2018, JMT 2018, MRT 2019, CDT 2020/2021
    My trail journals, tips, interviews - http://longdistancehiker.com (Trail Name 'Beardoh')

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    gunner76's Avatar
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    Dec 2009
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    Murphy NC
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    An 8 oz cuben trap is one of the best investments I have made ( from HG )
    I am still 18 but with 52 years of experience !

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    Member Apeman1470's Avatar
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    Pocono Summit, PA
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    I'm with gunner76. I bought a HG tarp with doors (6.5 oz) and it was one of the best investments I've made. I've used it year round. And there seems to be an unlimited amount of ways to configure it. Even with 8 Titanium stakes, ridge line, guy lines, and cuben fiber stuff sack, it's still under a pound.

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