Review (video) PahaQue HM20R 123"x102" $40 Rain Fly

[OregonBushcraft]

Uploaded a review on the PahaQue HM20R rain fly. Very happy with it and this is a great deal for $40. I modified mine a little and will also be making doors for it as well.
It weighs 30oz out of the box. After strap removal (and minus the 8 8' sections of guy line and 4 stakes) it weighs in at 26oz
It measures 123'X102" and I had about 24" of overhang (12" on each end) over my GT SBP.
When I purchased mine it was $40 shipped (current price on amazon as of today is $43.75 shipped)

I am new to youtube and video production and still insanely nervous when making videos but here is my review

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gqJ-gs6ajVs

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[gnar]

interesting...........

[OregonBushcraft]

So far so good. In the process of making some doors for it!

[nosckaj123]

Seems like a nice tarp for the money, I'll have to look into it further. BTW I like your bushcraft themed username

[OregonBushcraft]

Seems like a nice tarp for the money, I'll have to look into it further. BTW I like your bushcraft themed username

Thanks! And I think its a great fly for the money!

[TZ75man]

I have one of these also. Great value for the money. I also don't like the ridgeline straps. The loops never seem to work out, but will still work if you had to. I plan on modifying mine also. I liked the extra tie downs, I can use them on other things if I have to.

[OregonBushcraft]

I'm keeping the straps I cut off to wrap around a tree for pack and gear hanging. Thinking about maybe adding some side pullouts too. We'll see! Always modifying something

[buds007]

After nearly 2 years would you recommend this tarp to someone over a hennessey hex tarp? Anyone else pick one of these up and had a good experience with it?