Top quilts, Underquilt, and tarp for sale

[laherb]

Well, I've decided to part with most of my hammock gear. On my 2010 AT thru-hike I started with my hammock and was converted back to a ground dweller by Neels Gap. That was the last time I've used this gear. So, here are the goods.

SOLD: Down Underquilt made by Stormcrow. I received this quilt about a week before I headed out for the hike and only used it the first week until Neels Gaps, it's been in a large storage sack since then, looks like new. Very warm 3/4 length underquilt dims. 42" wide x 52" long. Slightly narrower than his standard size. Weight is 21 oz.
Price $160 Shipping included.


Warbonnet Black Mamba prototype quilt. 3-season Size reg. exactly like the stock but with a 45" width at the head and the sewn footbox doesn't come up as high at the stock one, has one tie off point above footbox. Snap and elastic drawcord at the head end. This has about two weeks of use.
Price $180 Shipping included


Jacks R Better Stealth summer quilt. Reg. length. I've had this for a few years maybe 20 nights of use. Like new.
Price $150 Shipping included


SOLD: Warbonnet Mamajamba tarp with doors, olive color. Has about two weeks of use. No signs of wear. Haven't been able to take pictures of the tarp setup, by the time I get home from work it's already dark, but here is a picture of the tarp in the stuff sack, for what it's worth.
Price $140 Shipped included


Thanks for looking,
Abe

[DivaB]

I wish I could, but it's not the time of year to spend on my obsession. Just out of curiosity, what was the turning point where you decided to go back to ground dwelling?

[laherb]

Mainly the fiddle factor, and I could have less bulk in my pack with just using a tarp for shelter. I tend to fiddle around with my gear too much in the evenings and with a tarp or lightweight tent, I don't spend much time messing with them.

[DivaB]

Mainly the fiddle factor, and I could have less bulk in my pack with just using a tarp for shelter. I tend to fiddle around with my gear too much in the evenings and with a tarp or lightweight tent, I don't spend much time messing with them.

Thanks for answering Laherb, and being nice about it. I can totally see the fiddle factor being less . I would have to figure out how to stay with it just to stay with this community which is like no other IMO.

[laherb]

Thanks for answering Laherb, and being nice about it. I can totally see the fiddle factor being less . I would have to figure out how to stay with it just to stay with this community which is like no other IMO.

I'm still keeping my hammock around. I'll just use it less and maybe only for trips that are more focused on the camping aspect instead of the making miles aspect.

[Pushbutton]

PM sent on tarp.

[philthy]

If push doesnt take the tarp and youre happy to ship to australia I'm interested

[laherb]

Tarp sale pending

[laherb]

Tarp has been sold

[saniun]

let me know ur paypal email for the uq and ill buy it