They do make a nice combo.
Shug
They do make a nice combo.
Shug
Whooooo Buddy)))) All Secure in Sector Seven
Thanks rasidi!
Community involvement is not only the fun part, it is also required to make sure that I am on the right path. The feedback has kept my gears turning (which is fun for me) and getting to experience others play with something that I created has brought many a smile to my face. I feel like I'm on the right path and one step in front of the other will climb the mountain.
Thank you everyone for your support! It makes the journey all the more rewarding.
Sincerely,
Josh
Looking good, Shug!
Play on, good sir.
*smile on my face*
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I had the DynaFly #1 prototype set up as my own shelter last weekend at MAHHA down in Pennsylvania.
It gathered a constant crowd of folks wanting to see it and ask questions.
I was waaaay beyond impressed. Roomy, wicked stable in wind, versatile to use... just a great tarp.
It is probably not for first-timers, but once you have learned to fiddle with a tarp for all kinds of weather conditions, you are going to be blown away by the versatility of the DynaFly!
Dynamystic also got together with the developers of the equally amazing new Tensahedron hammock stand [Latherdome and Raftinghanger of Tensa Outdoor] to donate their two products as a pair for the charity raffle. It pulled a lot of interest, and was won by a nice kid who was blown away to get it.
[You can find my MAHHA report and a longer take on the DynaFly on the blog link below]
>> Onward thru the fog...>>
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OK, so it's been two whole weeks since I saw this at MAHHA. Do you have your shop set up to ship orders yet? Please!!
I don' think I'm alone in wanting one of these innovative pieces of gear. Great Job.... and please hurry.
This is very cool stuff! I wish my sewing skills were up to this kind of task for sure! I love my Tensahedron DIY stand but a tarp for it has somewhat eluded me as the regular tarps are just "ok" when paired.
Out of curiousity....Shug's deployment looks like it has a lot less ridgeline to it, it angles down at about a 30 degree angle then flattens. The picture posted from the hang looks much more like it's pitched over a ridgeline. Is Shugs instance just pitched with really tight outrigger lines or something?
I'm realizing now that in some pictures, the top panel looks like a single panel -- it is, in fact, two panels with a "peak" running down the middle. So my earlier concern for water pooling is based on an erroneous 2D impression.
Has anyone set this up with a Ridgerunner? Or any bridge hammock?
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