Going to ground

[HomesteaderWB]

Nope, we delt w/ that in a state campground. But I expected it and brought 4 closet rods w/ me (we were car camping).
4 Poles, 8 straps, 8 rebar ground stakes and we had two people hanging above ground.

I'm thinking of trying this with Tensa Solo poles. I've got one already, and the pal of mine who has another never uses his. Maybe I can get it back from him. Sure is a lot of gear to lug around, though, even on my Harley.

[LowTech]

I'm thinking of trying this with Tensa Solo poles. I've got one already, and the pal of mine who has another never uses his. Maybe I can get it back from him. Sure is a lot of gear to lug around, though, even on my Harley.

After a year of doing my own one and two pole hangs, as most of my time is in the desert southwest, I did buy a Solo. I've also gone from straps to dyneema UCRs. Still working on the best "for me" stakes, rebar was not it I just had them from my daily life same as the cam-lock straps I used.
I have no trouble packing the setup, and two Solos wouldn't make it much harder, on my Mtn bike or kayak.
At this point my favorite stakes, though I haven't gotten to use them much, are what's called sand, or snow, stakes. They pack well together, have a shape that I like, and are light. I've also started carrying enough so that I can put out four at each end if the terrain is soft.

[Hammichael]

Tensa Boomstakes are excellent and versatile ground anchors, in my experience, at least in the PNW terrain that I call home.


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[Guyser556]

Looking for tyvek tub template any help? Or maybe a tube slash bivy where it only covers your legs from knee down abd the have two corners up top that makes the tub?