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    New Member grandtrunk's Avatar
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    Question looking for a wbbb tarp

    can someone recommend me a cheap but ultralight backpacking tarp for my wbbb???? maybe a diy ???

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    What is your budget?

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    New Member grandtrunk's Avatar
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    around 75 would be ideal but i could go up to 100 if its worth it

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    DIY would probably be your best bet, but for about $25 more wilderness logic tadpole and oes maccat are good options.

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    What type of specs would you be looking for with a wbbb?

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    Kelty noah 12 is always a cheaper option
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    The WB Edge is a great little tarp. It is sufficient for sleeping - not so much for spending hours hanging out in the rain, though. I used it a lot for summer camping. If you want something bigger, you would need to upgrade your budget. $110 will buy you the WB Mamajamba, which is a superb allround tarp if you don't need/want doors. Both tarps are very light for the coverage they provide; only Cuben is lighter.

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    If you're looking for light weight, then as mentioned, the WB Edge or Wilderness Logics Tadpole are good choices. Cuben fibre is the ultralight weight choice but it's expensive and out of your price range.
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