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    Quote Originally Posted by tlfillingim View Post
    I use a 3'x3' piece of tyvek. Some people stake them down but I've never had an issue since there's usually shoes, flashlights, water bottles, etc on it once I get set up.

    That's me also.
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    I use a utility mat from Campcraft Outdoors.

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    Quote Originally Posted by TrailBlaser View Post
    I use a utility mat from Campcraft Outdoors.
    Interesting stuff, from the description. Something you can use as a pillow, and process tinder on. (?) Do you know what it's made from?

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    Besides using it on the ground near the hammock while getting in and out of the hammock, I find it useful around camp for a variety of things when I need to kneel and put things on that I don't want on the ground. It is a heavy canvas with a piece of Tyvek inside. Personally, I don't any cutting on it since I don't want to damage it. I think it is too flat and stiff to use as a pillow.

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    A 2'x2' piece of clear plastic film meant for insulating windows (also known as polycryo) weighs less then an ounce and folds up tiny. Rocks, chunks of wood or gear items will hold it down. Useful as a picnic cloth on lunch breaks. Word of caution- it will be slicker than snot when placed on snow (don't ask me how I know this). It's surprisingly durable.

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