Tarp Flyz

**gtshouse** · 04-12-2011, 23:33

I ordered two pair as well.

**gRaFFiX** · 04-12-2011, 23:53

Dang! I leave the forums for a couple days and there is a website being built? That Dutch innovation really takes off quick!

Dutch I got mine on Saturday, and I immediately put one on my Swiss Army Knife, so that it really would have everything, and it's been in my pocket ever since. Sweet peice of gear you've created for our insatiated appetites. I've got that nervous twitch about me that comes on when I desperately need to escape to forests unknown, and I can't think of another time I've wanted to go tinkerin' more than when I got my Blackbird from Brandon, and my MacCat from Brian. Truely one of the greats you are.

Is there anything I could do to repay you for the generosity? you need a few dozen filed and sent back? Stamps, or money for postage? Anything to help, that doesn't involve asking for more?

**Hangandy** · 04-13-2011, 00:50

Hey, Dutch.

I am really impressed with the web group you have formed with Mountain Goat Gear (MGG).

I like the blend of functional cottage industries.

I wrote Claire today and let her know I'd be buying some awesome looking hats. I hope this thing takes right off and that it continues to feature vendors with high quality, innovative, outdoor, and fairly priced equipment.

They even had a review on there for a rain kilt. Looks cool and easy to DIY. Maybe from Tyvek? Hmmm.

Oh yeah, the ordering was amazingly easy and they use Paypal. Easy international (Canada) shipping.

**lazy river road** · 04-13-2011, 07:32

Awesomely amazingly super cool website, I cant wait to order me some mini dutch biners for my CRL. Is the weight limit know on them yet?

**Dutch** · 04-13-2011, 07:56

Originally Posted by Roadrunnr72

I am sure Dutch doesn't mind you buying them for guylines, but really only need them for the ridgeline. As Dutch said, guylines are easy to tie with a slip knot.

Actually if people are ordering 6 or 8 for each tarp I'm never going to get any hiking done. Let's keep it at 2 for now.

Originally Posted by storm1

thanks again Dutch!!

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9ccZPQblPeg
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That was a great way to say thanks...thanks right back at ya.

Originally Posted by mugs

So do I just go to the web sight and order some or do I wait?

I would also like some regular binners, and mini binners as well.

I am guessing about a 6-10 of each I would say. maybe less.

Thanks

Mugs

The Dutch biners can be purchased at JRB. I don't plan on changing that. There isn't anyone I can think of that has done more for teh HF community and the forums. They also are very good to me. I am pretty sure I will add the mini Dutch Biners to my site though.

Originally Posted by gtshouse

I ordered two pair as well.

Getting these early orders is helping me set things up, I don't know if you will get your Flyz much sooner than if you wait till the official opening but it can't hurt. I think you will have a very short wait either way.

Originally Posted by gRaFFiX

Dang! I leave the forums for a couple days and there is a website being built? That Dutch innovation really takes off quick!

Dutch I got mine on Saturday, and I immediately put one on my Swiss Army Knife, so that it really would have everything, and it's been in my pocket ever since. Sweet peice of gear you've created for our insatiated appetites. I've got that nervous twitch about me that comes on when I desperately need to escape to forests unknown, and I can't think of another time I've wanted to go tinkerin' more than when I got my Blackbird from Brandon, and my MacCat from Brian. Truely one of the greats you are.

Is there anything I could do to repay you for the generosity? you need a few dozen filed and sent back? Stamps, or money for postage? Anything to help, that doesn't involve asking for more?

If my parts encourage you to get out in the piney woods, that is more than enough payment.

Originally Posted by Hangandy

Hey, Dutch.

I am really impressed with the web group you have formed with Mountain Goat Gear (MGG).

I like the blend of functional cottage industries.

I wrote Claire today and let her know I'd be buying some awesome looking hats. I hope this thing takes right off and that it continues to feature vendors with high quality, innovative, outdoor, and fairly priced equipment.

They even had a review on there for a rain kilt. Looks cool and easy to DIY. Maybe from Tyvek? Hmmm.

Oh yeah, the ordering was amazingly easy and they use Paypal. Easy international (Canada) shipping.

Clair is the brains behind the site. I was ready to try and set it up myself with go daddy. That wouldn't have gone well as computers hate me.

Originally Posted by lazy river road

Awesomely amazingly super cool website, I cant wait to order me some mini dutch biners for my CRL. Is the weight limit know on them yet?

I think they hold around 600 pounds. I am reluctant to post that 'cause some fool will think it is Ok to use them for suspension. They are plenty strong enough for hammock ridge line and are what they are designed for.

**UncleMJM** · 04-13-2011, 08:06

Originally Posted by Hangandy

Hey, Dutch.

I am really impressed with the web group you have formed with Mountain Goat Gear (MGG).

I like the blend of functional cottage industries.

Oh yeah, the ordering was amazingly easy and they use Paypal.

+1 on all of the above

No longer looking for a place to stand in line to order. As promised, my order is placed. Thanks Dutch.

**ShadowAlpha** · 04-13-2011, 08:24

Thank you for the great comments about the site!

It is the cottage industry vendors who make the site.

I look forward to trying a Dutch flyz!

**PackBacker81** · 04-13-2011, 13:19

Maybe I missed it, but where are you guys ordering these things from?

**Roadrunnr72** · 04-13-2011, 13:32

Originally Posted by PackBacker81

Maybe I missed it, but where are you guys ordering these things from?

Here

Dutch, I would like a set, but would rather wait for the mini biner to go with it. A set would be great, but just 1 and a mini biner would work just as well, if you use a ridgeline. I never have used a ridgeline, just use the tie-outs at the ends, but now you have me interested in trying 1.

I figure that I can adjust my tarp easier, and get it centered over the hammock.

Once I see that orders are being filled, me thinks me will be placing an order, as that I was not lucky enough to get a free set.

Shhhhh, just don't tell the wife, she already complains about the packages arriving!!!