WB Ridgerunner Hammock / WB Mountainfly Tarp

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Item 1: Warbonnet Ridgerunner Hammock - Double layer, with net, brown. - SOLD

Item is in good condition. Used less than ~20 nights, no visible damage/wear. Stored indoors in a pet-free, smoke-free home. Includes the hammock body, 5-piece spreader bars, and the drip lines from WB. Also comes with 8' Dutchware Spidery/Poly straps w/sewn-in dutch clips and the standard Warbonnet buckles. New these two would be $232 ($195 for hammock, $10 for buckles, $27 for straps/clips) plus shipping from both vendors, so roughly $250. I'm asking $170 shipped (CONUS only).

Item 2: Warbonnet Mountainfly Tarp - Standard 11' length, 20D silpoly, evergreen.

Item is in great condition. Used less than ~10 nights, no visible damage/wear. Stored indoors in a pet-free, smoke-free home. Includes tarp, peak clips, stuff sack and seam sealer like it would from Warbonnet, however I've already sealed the seams and haven't had any issues, but since I have the sealer I might as well include it. Currently this tarp is $135 + shipping and is backordered on a 1-2 week wait. I'm asking $110, shipped (CONUS).

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Posting an "I'll take it" from clayhwalker for the Ridgerunner. RR is sold, pending receipt of payment.

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RR sold. Everygreen silpoly Mountainfly still available.

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Another user PMed me about this tarp and said I had posted elsewhere that it was a "blem" from WB. I had genuinely forgotten this because after receiving it from Warbonnet I had never been able to see what they were talking about and, IMO, it doesn't impact the function *or* aesthetic of tarp. I had to search my email for the original receipt to rediscover the blemish. WB says that one of the panel pulls is crooked. In the interest of transparency I also laid it out and took a couple more photographs. Both in person and in the photos I can't see it.

Also I'm not sure what it is about the lights in my house that makes the tarp look brownish. In person it always looks like it does set up in camp in those 2 photos in the OP and looks like every other recent "evergreen" product from WB.