The Cloudburst is a monster of a tarp, even without doors. Here is the Cloudburst pitched over the Superfly:
And here is a size comparison with the other Warbonnet tarps:
I guess it depends on if you want doors or can live without them.
The Cloudburst is a monster of a tarp, even without doors. Here is the Cloudburst pitched over the Superfly:
And here is a size comparison with the other Warbonnet tarps:
I guess it depends on if you want doors or can live without them.
I have one of the early Old Man Winter tarps and The Terminator uses it with her RR. Its a 12ft model ( I believe the only choice back then was did you want a 11 ft or 12 ft model )
I am still 18 but with 52 years of experience !
If the tarp is a 12 ft'er it is probably not an issue weather-wise. But some women like their privacy inside the tarp and this will give more door closure. I'm sure it is mostly psychological between 12 and 13ft but it could be an issue between 11 and 13 feet.
I want the doors year around because i've been in too many rains where the wind blows the mist inside the tarp and nothing short of doors will save you from getting moist. My fist trip with the dutch hammock and a kelty noah tarp made me realize how wind can be such an enemy. It was literally blowing water around the tarp and up slightly.
I just can't wait to sleep in the bridge...
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