Re: FiveTen CampFour versus Savant ?
Holy thread revival, batman ...I'm going to the upper Phantom Creek area in May, and planning to descend the slot canyon down to BA Creek (if it's not too...
johngeyles 2014-03-12 12:41:56 #75263

Re: Tarptent tents (or alternatives)
John, I'm very late to this discussion - just out from a hugely successful GCHBA volunteer service trip to Indian Garden (March 4-11; can you say Condor!). ...
wildvagabond 2014-03-12 09:47:19 #75262

Re: Tarptent tents (or alternatives)
Doug, bathtub floor of my Tarptents seem pretty durable and provide good protection for what's on them. Generally that's a Neoair (which costs almost as much...
mikerogers_vt 2014-03-12 09:10:15 #75261

Re: Tarptent tents (or alternatives)
John, that is a really detailed analysis but I have quite a different reaction to a specific part of the plan "sleeping on the tent not in it." I would...
Doug Nering 2014-03-12 08:38:01 #75260

Re: Tarptent tents (or alternatives)
John, after I repair a hole I just put in my Squall2 last weekend (totally stupid goof), I'd be happy to send it to you so you can try it out, or if you're...
mikerogers_vt 2014-03-12 06:06:39 #75259

Re: good alternative to Tyvek ?
"polycryo is kinda the same as "window shrink" weatherproofing material, with sounds mighty flimsy"It depends on the kind of stress you put on it. It...
Will_2_Win 2014-03-12 00:03:47 #75258

Re: good alternative to Tyvek ?
I agree with you about the virtues of Tyvek.But as a groundcloth, this polycryo stuff sure looks like a better way to go.There is also a lighter-weight...
johngeyles 2014-03-11 22:25:27 #75257

Re: Tarptent tents (or alternatives)
Yes, I am leaning towards free-standing, but not committed. If the polycryo groundcloth turns out to be as great as it appears, I might be leaning towards...
johngeyles 2014-03-11 21:47:47 #75256

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