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I recently made a silnylon tarp about 9' long with one end about 6.5' wide and the other about 6'
I'm debating on adding tie-outs in the middle of the panels on the 6.5' side.
I really hate to add unnecessary holes to the canopy, but will be using this in areas with potential for high winds.
I've used a tarp quite a bit, but only an 5×8 in non-windy areas and I may not have access to a sewing machine this summer while traveling.
Make this easy and tell me what you would do.
Thanks
May be worth a look http://shelter-systems.com/gripclips/
Grip Clips can stress silnylon and cause it to leak.
I am a big fan of extra reinforced tie-outs.
They do come in handy when the weather gets crazy. They make the shelter behave better so you sleep better at night.
If you haven't yet, check this out:
http://www.backpackinglight.com/cgi-bin/backpackinglight/myog-laminating-silicone-impregnated-fabrics.html
Just wanted to thank everyone for the responses and PMs.
I think I'm just going to end up adding a few tie-outs to the ridgeline so I can set up different in heavy weather.
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