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I use something very similar...
Dutch hook, Wasp, 1.8mm Dyneema line

But have NAMA Claws that my tarp,
And choose to use a dutchware Cord Winder for storage.

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If the superfly falls through, I'll take it

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I'll bump this to see if anything else surfaces....

I fully acknowledge "Inexpensive" and "Underquilt" going together is somewhat of an oxymoron...
Just looking for some options for loanable gear...

Guessing that this is a long shot - but worth posting up to see what type of responses I get.

I am a scoutmaster for my daughter's Scout BSA troop (T2019, Fairport NY).
As the scouts see me hang...

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I'll take it: Warbonnet Superfly tarp

Out of curiosity, how long is it?

I'll take it....
Scout Troop mostly car camps, and I expect it would be either a useful spare bag (should a scout be under-prepared) - or a good project base to convert to an underquilt. (For our...

I'll take it

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I'll take it:
Wilderness logics old man winter tarp

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I have seen it done, and picked up a slackline to give it a try, as a couple of sites I have camped with my scouts had trees ~ 50' apart

I haven't hung from it yet.

My plan was to use a prusik...

I'll take the fry pan

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I'll take it

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Asking price?

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Not sure about amsteel, but have heard of this being done from a slackline.

I have toyed with trying it when I next want to hand somewhere with trees too far apart for my normal suspension.
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I'll take it:
Hammock gear Econ incubator 10*

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I'll take it

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I have some cotton string... maybe 6" long 1/8" diameter that I tie onto my continuous loops.

In the event that water does get that far, the cotton is more absorbent than the Amsteel- so the...

If that falls through, let me know.

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Was about to post I'll take it now that I had some answers....

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Payment sent

Interested in the Incubator....
Curious what colors

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I'll take it

(Haven't had luck catching an incubator econ...)

I'll take the orange one if things fall through

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I have been happy with a separate bottom entry bugnet..
But I haven't gotten to try anything with a zippered one

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Sacrifice a few inches on one end and make a cut....
You should be able to tell if the fibers are amsteel

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In my case, I use a ~6in long , 16th inch diameter cotton string tied to that point.

As the cotton is more absorbent- it does a great job at wicking the water in the correct direction, and...

I have long connected my Whoopi to the continuous loop that way (larkshead).

No downside that I have found

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If I was concerned, it would be compressive forces as the feet are likely not anchored.

Depending on where you are planning to hang, you could add a beam that you hand from just so that there is...

On the off chance that the 20° falls through, interested

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Misread that earlier...

Some TLC can fix it....
Having something like a small knitting needle might be helpful.

You will need to loosen the outer part of the splice to pull it back...

Is the bead still doing its job to keep the loop open a smidge? (Or did it get sucked into the splice)

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I picked up a set off of Amazon for a few bucks that has worked well for me

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Was curious asking price, temp rating & size

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Another that I am too slow for

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I am too slow...
I will take it if first salls through

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I use that modified sheet bend on almost all of my hammocks.

Works well for me (and family)

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I weight about 175lbs, but have tested it to 300lbs.

I would need to dig it out to be 100% sure - but pretty sure that I went with 3/8 inch stainless steel. It is likely overkill - but thought...

I used eye bolts for my setup- and no issues so far

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Looks like I am too slow for the Incubator.
I'll take it if first falls through

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If the quilt falls through, I'll take it

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Assuming they were still available, I'll take the remaining two:

Lowe Alpine Countour IV 90+15
60L Alps Mountaineering

Will finalize payment/shipping via PM.

Sending a PM about the Lowe Alpine Countours

If 2 falls through, waiting in line ;)

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PP sent for both quilts

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Per PM, will take the burrow too. :)

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Will send payment later today when I am at a PC.
Also sent a PM with a question about the Burrow.

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Hammock Gear Quilt - 20F Econ Incubator, 25.75oz. Perfect condition. Original owner. Ready to ship. Comes with Dutch Ware Gear quilt clips. Standard length and width. Black outer and blue inner. $160...

I'm in for bundle #2

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Thanks for the video.

I've used a military mast version of a tensa many times - but the video gave a much better glimpe at just how much smaller the commercial one breaks down.