Anyone know about the tarps sold by Fox and Nash?
It looks from the photos that the Fox one isn't rectangular, more like an elongated hexagon. Is this right? Is the Nash the same shape, or just rectangular?
Any info gratefully received!
It looks from the photos that the Fox one isn't rectangular, more like an elongated hexagon. Is this right? Is the Nash the same shape, or just rectangular?
Any info gratefully received!
In reply to Post #1
Looks like fox is rectangular
Just the way it's set up
Have a look at the bushcraft tarps for about half the price
Snugpak do them
Looks like fox is rectangular
Just the way it's set up
Have a look at the bushcraft tarps for about half the price
Snugpak do them
In reply to Post #2
We must be looking at different pictures. I'd have sworn it's not rectangular.
We must be looking at different pictures. I'd have sworn it's not rectangular.
If Tarps are your thing. Look elsewhere, don't pay carp tax.
Could you use the tarp like an overwrap for a bivy. Will it act as a barier.
Never tried it, was thinking about getting a tarp and using it as an overwrap during winter and a porch when its a bit warmer.
Was thinking if its long and wide enoguh to come close to the ground on all sides. Might do the trick.
Never tried it, was thinking about getting a tarp and using it as an overwrap during winter and a porch when its a bit warmer.
Was thinking if its long and wide enoguh to come close to the ground on all sides. Might do the trick.
In reply to Post #5
You could always extend from the eyelet with a bungy, a length of webbing or paracord.
You could always extend from the eyelet with a bungy, a length of webbing or paracord.
I use a British army poncho with bungees
On longer sessions I build a front section with it to sit out in
On longer sessions I build a front section with it to sit out in