We have received a shipment in for the following item:
Chinook 11015 Chinook Tarp 12'x9'6
We currently have 8 in stock that will be sold on a first come first serve basis.
http://www.manventureoutpost.com/pro...%2C-Green.html
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Rob
How much does one of these tarps weigh?
Mike
"Life is a Project!"
I just ordered two. These are for my boys and I don't think a little extra weight will matter, since they are not for long backpacking trips.
Mad I love mine, but weigh too heavy for you. Over 30 oz. BTW does anyone know why the tie outs are placed so asymetrical?
FYI chinook gear guide comparison
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I have one. Love it. It's not too heavy for backpacking. Took one to the Shining Rock WIlderness (12 miler) and I'm overweight and 50 years old and thought it was light enough. It also kept me perfectly dry during a couple of wickedly hard downpours (thought we'd need to gather animals and build and ark)
Not for long! Get them while you can!
...in it for pics.
Love mine! Not real crazy about the sand color but it was dirt cheap.
I'm curious also. Anyone?Originally Posted by wwk10
I have the 12x9 in green for the hammock, and a 9x9 in sand as a kitchen tarp.
Have to say I prefer the sand, it's so much brighter under there than the green.
Don't know why the darn grommets are offset.
Great tarps for the buck.
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