New Cheapskate Hanger from Arkansas

[FootPathOne]

I used a similar setup on the nights of March 17 and 18. An inexpensive TheBlueStone 10x10 tarp, plus a Therm-A-Rest ProLite Sleeping Pad inserted into an Ozart Trail Fleece Sleeping Bag (basic idea is almost the same as an assembly for a segmented pad extender, which was used to prevent cold bottom discomfort). The assembly kept me warm and comfortable inside of a Coleman Big Basin Sleeping Bag.

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Segmented Pad Extender: https://youtu.be/mekhYiSaNz4?t=4m37s

[rweb82]

Don't need expensive gear to camp in comfort! While I love my better pieces of gear, there was nothing wrong with my cheap stuff. In fact, the only reason I'm upgrading is so I can pass my other gear on to my son.