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    Breathable underquilt protector for Ridgerunner?

    I currently have a driducks poncho that I have rigged up as a UQP for my ridgerunner. I really appreciate the concept of the UQP, but I keep this poncho very loose to avoid condensation....which also avoids it really fulfilling the purpose of the UQP.

    Anyone using something breathable that fits well on the ridgerunner? I see the 2QZQ option...but I can't seem to find a decent picture or review anywhere.

    Thanks!
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    Though not breathable Warbonnet makes a poncho/uqp that hangs loose on the RR to keep it breathable.
    Nice piece of double use gear though nor sure how it works when wet from rain used as a poncho.
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    With the poncho head piece sticking down, it made the hammock look like an upside down shark
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    Quote Originally Posted by GravityOutdoors View Post
    I see the 2QZQ option...but I can't seem to find a decent picture or review anywhere.Thanks!
    Donna here...

    Here are threads that discusses the designing of the Bridge UQP. The first thread has 2 additional links at the words "here" and "here".

    https://www.hammockforums.net/forum/...ad.php?t=62030

    https://www.hammockforums.net/forum/...ad.php?t=64521
    2QZQ Hammock Specialties
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    Hennessy Hammock zipper modifications
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    Ridgeline and gear organizers, peak storage bags, UQ protectors,
    2QZQ tree table!

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    I'm using 1.9 oz breathable ripstop I picked up at Joanne fabrics for $18. About 2 hours sew time. Just need to have 4 micro biners, 4 loops for prusiks, and 2 pieces of shock cord. Super easy to make.

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