Has anyone ever used this 1/2 oz ripstop polyester or 3/4 oz ripstop nylon?
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.5 oz ripstop
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Note that kite stores almost always list the weights in sail maker yards (about 2/3 of a sq/yd) and the weight before coating. So – a 3/4oz fabric is really about 1.3- 1.4 oz sq/yd if it has enough coating to be waterproof for tarps.
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