MLD SEPTEMBER DEAL

Crap – I should have waited a couple of weeks before ordering!!

; )

How much wind and snow can a silnylon duomid take?

(Using the supplied adjustable pole).

Stuart,

I can't remember if you're in Melbourne, but feel free to drop me a line if you want to see mine set up.

Yellow Silnylon, 2010

rod.lawlor1@gmail.com

Thanks for the offer Rod. Am in Sydney though.

Cheers
Stuart

Stuart,

The quote below is posted on the Supermid page on MLD's website. I would think that the Duomid would do even better than the Supermid. Andrew Skurka is using the solomid on his Alaska-Yukon tour. The smaller the panels, the better it will handle snow and wind.

"MLD Pyramids were used by Erin And Bretwood Higman for their 4,000+ mile hike from Seatlle to the end of Alaska. groundtruthtrekking.org
We have included their 300+ nights of living in MLD SuperMids feedback into our 2010 SUPERMID to make MLD Pyramids strong for all types of weather. See their blog for a pic of the Silnylon Pyramid still standing under 400lbs of snow buried to the top!"

Here’s a link to the picture.

http://groundtruthtrekking.org/photos/IMG_019416b-800.jpg

That's a bit over the top, eh?

Impressive shelter, to stay standing under all that… wow.

DEAL BUMP

+ We are now at 3 wks or less for new orders and have bug bivy's in stock along with almost all smaller items under about $100.

Also note that the MLD ground cloth is not crinkly or noisy.

September MLD Deal

Order any bivy sack or floorless shelter of any type in September 2010 and receive a free UL Ground Cloth.

Any Mid, Tarp or Bivy gets the deal. Order two or more qualifying items in the same order and you get one UL Ground Cloth for each one!

UL Ground Cloth
• 5' X 8' – 2.5oz as the full size duo
• Cut it in half for two solo sizes
• Tough and light food grade shrink warp
• Clear to see sticks /rocks/gear underneath
• Safe- not cheap PVC plastic