Episode 54: Tarp setup options part 2

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Mrs. Failure to Prepare and I discussed some “Get Home Bag” tarp options, I found a 10’ x 10’ tarp, called the ODSE rain fly hammock tent tarp. What I liked about it, mainly was the price of $24.99 and what it came with. One side appeared to be reflective, which if that is the case, would be helpful in retaining heat. It also comes with six stakes and six guidelines, and tie off loops around the tarp. We are supposed to possibly get some snow or rain tomorrow, so I am going to leave it up in the weather just to see how it does. I am going to try a couple of different configurations of this tent, and video them for you to check out.
The Second setup I will use is what some people call the A-frame, it has no floor, and shelters in two directions from rain and the wind, you can secure it using trees, or other objects, but I choose to simulate not have these options and used trekking poles instead. One thing I also like about this setup is you can have a small fire that will radiate heat into the tarp.
I am not going to rate this tarp at this time, because I currently have no experience using it, other than simple setup.

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