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    North Ridge flys

    Are they any good? I was looking at a Oz trail one but might be a bit small this one seems like a better size. Need a fly my old tarps pretty buggered but has served me well.

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    Loks good Toby but why wouldn't you just get another tarp if you have had a good experience with one. They are bugger all at the Warehouse.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Rushy View Post
    Loks good Toby but why wouldn't you just get another tarp if you have had a good experience with one. They are bugger all at the Warehouse.
    It ripped on its first outing Rushy. Was a camo warehouse one haha. Also might as well get something lighter and that packs smaller. It's pretty big when packed. 18cmx58cm and weighs 2.1kg

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    Hi Toby

    I have 2, the jumbo and normal.

    I have used them quite a bit and are actually pretty good for the coin. The tapes loops for the cord have broken on one, no drama to fix up.

    Unless you need a huge area get the normal size one, perfectly fine for a couple of guys and all their gear.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Dino View Post
    Hi Toby

    I have 2, the jumbo and normal.

    I have used them quite a bit and are actually pretty good for the coin. The tapes loops for the cord have broken on one, no drama to fix up.

    Unless you need a huge area get the normal size one, perfectly fine for a couple of guys and all their gear.

    My 2c

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    I just measure dit out on the floor. it is quite big. Probably could go with the smaller one
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    get a fly, you will be able to take more cans of piss...lol

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    Lots of other ones on special too that you should check out
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    It cost me $80 and as you'll see it's even cheaper than that on special now. It's pretty spacious (two is alright) but light enough for solo trips (1.48kg). To be honest I'm a bit wary about it's quality, haven't had it for long so I guess we'll find out, but I got it because it seemed like a hell of a lot more bang for your buck than a glorified tarp and as it seems, lighter.
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    Quote Originally Posted by phillipgr View Post
    This is what I use toby

    BEYOND Flight Bivy - 2 Person | Buy Recreational Online | Shop @ Torpedo7

    It cost me $80 and as you'll see it's even cheaper than that on special now. It's pretty spacious (two is alright) but light enough for solo trips (1.48kg). To be honest I'm a bit wary about it's quality, haven't had it for long so I guess we'll find out, but I got it because it seemed like a hell of a lot more bang for your buck than a glorified tarp and as it seems, lighter.
    Have you had that bad boy out in some heavy rain mate?

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    Quote Originally Posted by deepsouthaussie View Post
    Have you had that bad boy out in some heavy rain mate?
    Not yet. First time a had it out in light rain some of it made it's way inside because I didnt peg the fly out tight enough so it dripped onto the ground sheet and ran inside. As long as you make sure you do that it should be sweet I reckon.

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    The small one will surprise you at how long it is and they come with string - the string is ok but I prefer paracord - if you search TardMe for "paracord" there are lots of people selling 30m/100ft lengths.The reflective stuff is good.
    My mate's fly had that reflective cord that shows up in torchlight so ya don't trip over it at night and if I did it again I'd get that stuff.
    I weigh down the edges with stones or branches and provided you're careful it doesn't rip.
    I used about 3/4 of the paracord for the fly and the rest for a lifting rig for carcasses.
    IMO they shed rain fine, I just make mine taut so that the wind flapping sound doesn't keep me awake at night.

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    I just brought that other one from mad mikes. Could have been a little faster Phillip!
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    Quote Originally Posted by Toby View Post
    I just brought that other one from mad mikes. Could have been a little faster Phillip!
    Or you could have slowed down and shopped around

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    Was slow enough, checked trademe, outdoors supplies, hunting and fishing then found mad mikes and brought it.

    They are taking a while sending the email with there bank details though.
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