My first hang with high winds...had a hard time staying asleep, but it was cool anyway just to listen to those powerful winds ripping across the fallow cornfields. Felt like I was flying a hang glider with turbulence all night...
My first hang with high winds...had a hard time staying asleep, but it was cool anyway just to listen to those powerful winds ripping across the fallow cornfields. Felt like I was flying a hang glider with turbulence all night...
we are getting our share here with snow,how did your insulation hold up?
I was testing out some new tarp tie outs (they probably would have done fine under "normal" circumstances)....needless to say, I ended up having to bail. It was crazy windy here in Tx.
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My insulation was fine, using a thermarest pad and a ccf with an egg crate pattern. Have the eno profly and it kept the rain out fine. It was blowing up against me most of the night. I was half expecting it to just pick up and fly away at any point. I have some of those bulky plastic orange stakes holding it down, I'm glad I didn't have the little aluminum ones...it was only in the high thirties last night, so not a big test on the insulation
I was camped out last week and woke up to snow on my face and horizontal snow blowing through my rig. Had to tighten down the hatches.
bill
North of texas
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What do you do with your boots in these conditions? Wrap them up in something or turn em over to keep the blowing snow out?
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