So I was sporting my Eno Doublenest and Eno Dryfly. Out of nowhere a huge thunderstorm with serious downpours came. All said and done, I was pretty pleased that I didn't wake up miserably soaked . This was my first hang in the rain and I turned out OK. I did get wet on the sides of the hammock a little. The Dryfly has a really particular pattern that almost curves in between anchor points (see picture) and that's where I got the most wet.
I am assuming I just might need a bigger tarp but is there something I was doing wrong? (ie: anchor points too close, tarp too high?)
When lying in the hammock the tarp ridge was about 2 feet from my face, everything was taught and my tarp attached to the tree about a foot below where my hammock did. Anyone that has used a Dryfly able to comment on its coverage compared to something like the WB Edge?
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