Wide Winter Tarp
From: $170.00
The coverage you have always wanted! Introducing our largest series of tarps that will have an overall width of 138″, 69″ per side. Designed to accommodate internal pole mods giving you a maximum amount of room on the inside of your tarp. Inside the tarp we have sewn in beastee d-rings on either ends of the ridgeline to install an internal ridgeline. You will have your choice of either an 11′ or 12′ ridgeline and 5 different colors.
*With the purchase of internal pole mods we will supply an internal ridgeline that will include 13′ of lash it, shock cord loop for prussic, and a line lock hook.
*optional side panel pullouts and internal pole mods available*
*Please note that if you purchase side panel pull outs with your tarp you will need to seam seal them.*
Description
The coverage you have always wanted! Introducing our largest series of tarps that will have an overall width of 138″, 69″ per side. Designed to accommodate internal pole mods giving you a maximum amount of room on the inside of your tarp. Inside the tarp we have sewn in beastee d-rings on either ends of the ridgeline to install an internal ridgeline. You will have your choice of either an 11′ or 12′ ridgeline and 5 different colors.
The winter tarp will offer a total of 8 ground tie outs, 2 per side and 1 for each door, and two ridgeline tie outs. We use 1/2″ beastee d-rings for the guy line tie outs and 1″ beastee d-rings for the ridgeline tie outs.
*With the purchase of internal pole mods we will supply an internal ridgeline that will include 13′ of lash it, shock cord loop for prussic, and a line lock hook.
Specifications:
Weight – 11′ (625 grams), 12′ (660 grams)
Dimensions – Offered in ridgeline lengths of 11′ or 12′, Overall width is 138″
Tie Outs – 8 guy line tie outs, 2 ridgeline tie outs, 2 internal ridgeline tie outs.
Add ons available:
– Side panel pullout for the exterior of the tarp
– Internal .344 pole mods (143″ in length) for the inside of the tarp
*Great choice for a side by side hang as it will give you an adequate amount of coverage. We recommend the 12′ ridgeline for a double hang*
Additional information
| Dimensions | 1 × 1 × 1 in |
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| SKU | DUT160 |
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5 out of 5 Protected in wind and freezing rain
Kai –
I used the tarp for the first time this weekend. We had gusts of 40+ mph during setup and throughout the night. I bought a snakeskin as well and setup was easy. The tarp rattled in the Windaus should be expected but all stakes and tie-outs stayed put. This morning I awoke to the sound of ice sliding right off the tarp.
Take down was easy as well since no ice accumulated and the snakeskin made packing up a breeze.
Between the weight, size and easy setup I don’t think there is anything that comes close on the market.
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Rory Lee –
What material is the tarp made of?
What is the Hydrostatic Head?
What denier?
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lepine.martin –
Since the tarp comes with the double beastie Ds at tie outs, does the internal pole mod option add actual poles?
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rick2world007 –
If you select the double pole mod option , are the internal poles included ? If extra how much for both poles?
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Carolyn –
The internal pole mod option is for the actual poles themselves and you will be able to select one or two poles.
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Charles B Amos –
Re: New Wide Tarps
Will these be available with Print2Fabric?
Have an order pending now for a Winter Tarp in Privacy X Autumn and might prefer wide. Maybe!
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Carolyn –
No we do not have the ability to print on wide fabric.
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fuceye (verified owner) –
in the winter tarp is their a centre tie point between the pole attachments ?
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Carolyn –
If you purchase the pole mods there your tarp will automatically come with an internal ridgeline and that will be used to keep the poles up. Please see the video that is on the product page for further instructions.
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fuceye (verified owner) –
do the doors have loops to attach glove hooks or a spreader bar?
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Carolyn –
No they do not.
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Bob Waltenspiel –
How are the four doors held shut? I appears that they connect tightly in some fashion but neither the description or video describe it.
What additional hardware required to hold the doors shut in windy conditions?
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Carolyn –
You can stake them out or use tarp door hooks or mitten hooks to fasten them to the adjacent corner tie out.
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josh.a.mount –
G’day I was just wondering if the doors have anything on them to help with closing them off so that you could seal up the gaps
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josh.a.mount –
Do you do seem ceiling before it leaves or would I have to do that when it arrives
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Thomas Draper (verified owner) –
I got the wide winter tarp I want to add snaps to the doors will the material the tarp is made of and the rolled edge be strong enough to put snaps in that rolled edge and not tear out? Do I need to add grosgrain to the edge?
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