FS: Tarp / shelter anyone? SOLD
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FS: Tarp / shelter anyone? SOLD
New Silnylon tarp / shelter just about big enough for 2 and loads of room for 1. Can be set up in a few different ways but the pics demonstrate the most obvious.
Weighs 300g, you could get it sub 300 with different lines if you're bothered. Tarp only, no pegs or poles. Orange is the new green so don't let that put you off - £40 delivered or £35 collected at weekend.
Weighs 300g, you could get it sub 300 with different lines if you're bothered. Tarp only, no pegs or poles. Orange is the new green so don't let that put you off - £40 delivered or £35 collected at weekend.
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Re: FS: Tarp / shelter anyone?
Nice Norm,
What size poles will work with it?
What size poles will work with it?
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Re: FS: Tarp / shelter anyone?
Pretty much owt Adam. The front pole in the pic is 125cm and the rear 60cm. Obviously going higher will raise the thing and going lower will produce a bit worth width but less head room. As is, there's plenty of room to sit up properly.
You can unclip the front line and re-clip it in a different postion which reduces the severity of the 'beak' and opens the front up some. You can also pitch it without a rear pole at the expense of some room inside ... and even pitch it back to front which gives loads of living room but that's probably better for summer.
You can unclip the front line and re-clip it in a different postion which reduces the severity of the 'beak' and opens the front up some. You can also pitch it without a rear pole at the expense of some room inside ... and even pitch it back to front which gives loads of living room but that's probably better for summer.
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Re: FS: Tarp / shelter anyone?
Will it work for a tall fella or will my head get wet??
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Re: FS: Tarp / shelter anyone?
It's good and long Al, you'd not get wet under it.
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Re: FS: Tarp / shelter anyone?
Stu... I will take it if noone else has already claimed it! Let me know and can arrange payment
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Re: FS: Tarp / shelter anyone?
Payment through the usual channels Shaf".
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Re: FS: Tarp / shelter anyone? SOLD
Hi Stu
Interested to know what make of tarp it is you just sold?
Is it a flat tarp with a beak, or does it have a cat ridge line?
It’s the type of setup I was trying to achieve, but found the R1G 3.5 too small and the 7 the wrong shape.
Ta
Rich
Interested to know what make of tarp it is you just sold?
Is it a flat tarp with a beak, or does it have a cat ridge line?
It’s the type of setup I was trying to achieve, but found the R1G 3.5 too small and the 7 the wrong shape.
Ta
Rich
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Re: FS: Tarp / shelter anyone? SOLD
It came from China Rich - I'll try and find you some details.
There appears to be a slight cat' cut to it but it's not too pronounced. You can set it up in a few slightly different ways but it is very much a 'shaped' tarp rather than flat.
There appears to be a slight cat' cut to it but it's not too pronounced. You can set it up in a few slightly different ways but it is very much a 'shaped' tarp rather than flat.
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Re: FS: Tarp / shelter anyone? SOLD
Eveeything arrived promptly Stu and although not tried anything out just yet (might take the micro tarp for a go tomorrows Bivy) it all looks wonderfully lovely... West Yorkshire salutes you