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Backpacker Magazine – June 2008
These versatile sanctuaries do more than just keep you dry. ONLINE EXCLUSIVE: See our video review of the latest bivys and hammocks.
Camping Hammock | Versatile Tarp/Hammock | Bivy | Dryfly Tarp
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EAGLE'S NEST OUTFITTERS DRYFLY
When a tent is overkill (think golden summer days) but you still want shade and minimalist shelter, the DryFly is a light, affordable pick. It pitches fast with eight guy-out points, and a scalloped shape sheds wind by reducing the surface area of the broadest side. Rigged high, the 12-foot tarp offers adequate protection for cooking and lounging with a small group. Or by yourself: "I rigged the ProFly over my hammock for shade and fell asleep in nanoseconds," said one tester after a sizzling hike in West Virginia's Dolly Sods Wilderness. "After my nap, I simply unhooked the hammock and I had a sheltered cook space." $85; 1 lb. 6 oz.(828) 252-7808; eaglesnestoutfittersinc.com.
Camping Hammock | Versatile Tarp/Hammock | Bivy | Dryfly Tarp

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READERS COMMENTS
My hammock is a Grand Trunk cost under $20 and weighs 9.25 oz, you can check it out at backpackgear.blogspot.com/
It also shows how I modified my sleeping bag to stay warm at night.
How big is the All Terain when packed up?
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