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Hi i was talking about these the other day... just wondered if you still have the balloon bed...
Regards
Ian

Chew wrote:70 grams.......that's the weight of 1.5 mars bars.......

ha ha I know or a couple of packets of crisps... gets a bit daft dosn't it.

Mike wrote:Iv had both and can honestly say the bicycle is much better, slightly longer better coverage and more tie out points...sold the siltarp

Thanks Mike

probably didn't make myself clear really. I fancy one of this for the reasons above really as its paired up with a bivvy bag. The set up I saw with the silltarp and bike was a low a frame type affair so long as it keeps the worst off that's fine. I have a couple of others but in comparison they are ...

One thing to note is that the Siltarp only has one "lifter" whereas the Rig3.5 has four, these do help with pitching. The Siltarp is 100g lighter though. yeah I noticed that. I did see a decent looking set up using a siltarp and bike in an "almost tent" like config. Still a bit ...

atk wrote:Rab

Thanks for the info and taking time to measure the tarp, its been a big help.

atk wrote:Just measured my Siltarp 1 it's 240x149cm measured slightly taught along the seemed edges not the tie-outs.

Quick question is yours the rab one or integral designs, I think they are both the same mind.

Fantasticmrmatt (urban fox) wrote:Got a Siltarp 1 I need to sell if you go that route

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atk wrote:Just measured my Siltarp 1 it's 240x149cm measured slightly taught along the seemed edges not the tie-outs.

Thanks for that its really appreciated.

To complete the lightweight shelter set up I am looking to get a lightweight tarp and narrowed it down unsurprisingly to an alpkit bicycle 3.5 and rab siltarp1. In comparing the sizes there seems to be a bit of conflicting information that I am hoping someone can shed a bit of light on. The rab is q...

another one for the Iberia frame bag great value. Keep an eye on the classifieds section here too for the odd bargain.

That ^ almost reads like using a tarp + bivvy is in someway a failure." I didn't mean it to read like that!! I was just wondering if I somehow had missed something obvious when using a bivvy on its own which wouldn't be the first time :grin: . I think that I would always take both (if not takin...

Just wondering really about the condensation issue. Wanting to keep the gear weight down and my lightest bag is a marmot atom (needs to be above freezing though!!) but don't want to wreck it in the bivvy bag. Thinking one night should be ok. Reading other posts it seems it shouldnt be too bad so lon...

Saw this thread and hoped it would answer the bivvy issue. It seems though I have the same thoughts as a few others. Having said that I have decided to take the plunge and get a bivvy for some overnighters I have planned. if I team it up with a tarp just in case it rains I can still get the both dow...

payment sent for the hunka

Hi, I will have the hunka xl if still available. Just let me know. Thanks

Hi Si I will take the gorilla and monkii cages please. I take it they have all the fixing "buttons" couldn't really see on the gorilla.
Cheers

Many thanks for the items they are great!!! Much appreciated

Hi could I have the skins and craft legwarmers please? Thanks.