I'm no expert, but I roll a couple times just to get my guy lines tucked away and then it's basically a stuff sack type operation. Pull and stuff, pull and stuff.
I'm no expert, but I roll a couple times just to get my guy lines tucked away and then it's basically a stuff sack type operation. Pull and stuff, pull and stuff.
I have a beautiful HG camo cuben tarp that came with cuben skins. Didn't like the cuben skins. I made a bishop bag, didn't like it, scared of poking I hole in it while stuffing. Then I made a set of mesh skins, liked them better, but not entirely satisfied. Then I read a thread about folding the doors in and then rolling the tarp up to the ridge line then slide the skin on. I now use mesh skins and use the fold and roll method on all my tarps. I pack it under shock cord outside my pack, keeps water out of my pack.
Expect the Best,
Prepare for the Worst
Attributed to some poor guy who ran into Murphy,
Too many times
That makes good sense thanks.Originally Posted by Goowa
I got snakeskins for my tarps from Kat, the quality of her work is excellent. Definitely get the storage pockets added for tieouts!
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