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tarp 1 tc

tarp 1 tc 1P Cirriform Tarp

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Description

tarp 1 tc 1P Cirriform TarpAnd that's a wrap, folks. We've phased out our use of DCF for tarps. This product has been discontinued. The Tarp For your minimal trips, the wind shedding Cirriform provides a solid tarp in a small package. Pair it with a bivy or net tent to create a lightweight, double wall tent. This versatile tarp allows entry from either the front or the side. In rainy weather, however, please use only the front entry to prevent water from running into the

And that's a wrap, folks.
We've phased out our use of DCF for tarps. This product has been discontinued.

The Tarp

For your minimal trips, the wind-shedding Cirriform provides a solid tarp in a small package. Pair it with a bivy or net-tent to create a lightweight, double-wall tent.

This versatile tarp allows entry from either the front or the side. In rainy weather, however, please use only the front entry to prevent water from running into the sleeping area when you open the door. This tarp pairs perfectly with our Bug Bivy and 1P Bug Shelter.

  • Tapered shape uses space efficiently.
  • Curvatures promote a taut, wind-shedding pitch.
  • Zippered front beak/door rolls completely out of the way.
  • Rear beak provides protection at the foot.
  • Durable, #5 waterproof zipper
  • Hang loops located along the ridge at the ends, center, and about 12" in from the foot.
  • Tensioners at tie-outs for easy pitch adjustment (removable).
  • UHMWPE Core guyline with reflective tracer pre-installed.

Notes:

  • The color of this tarp is 'white'. Some pictures show the tarp made from 'sage' colored DCF.
  • Some photos may show additional items that are not included (eg. Bug Canopy, floor). This product listing is for the tarp and items listed in the specifications only.
Specifications

Tarp weight: ~8.7 oz | ~246g

Itemized weight:

  • Tarp: ~8.67 oz | ~245.7g
  • Rigging: 1.5 oz | 42g
  • Stuff sack: 0.2 oz | 6g
  • Landfill waste: 6.2 oz | 176g
    (Average weight of waste from in-house manufacturing; mostly tape backing)
  • Total Packaged Weight: ~10.4 oz | ~294g
  • Note: Some rigging can be omitted or changed to reduce weight.

Rigging Detail:

  • Reflective guyline: 0.9 oz | 25.6g
  • Fastline Clip (1): 0.13 oz | 3.6g
  • Tensionlock Tensioners (9): 0.36 oz | 10.2g
  • Guyline Grommet (1): 0.1 oz | 3g
  • Note: Tensioners and grommet can be removed (and added back) non-destructively.

Materials:

  • Tarp: 0.8 oz DCF (CT2E.08)
  • Color: White

Tie-outs

Ten total tie-outs are located at the following locations:

  • Apexes: 2
  • Corners: 4
  • Midpoints of long egdes: 2
  • Tips of front & rear beaks: 2

Hang loops:

Eight interior hang loops are located at the following locations:

  • Apexes: 2
  • Ridgeline: 2; one at center, one 12" forward of rear apex
  • Corner: 4; approxmately 9" up from the four main corners on the seams between the beaks and body

Dimensions:

Please note that the dimensions will vary depending on how you pitch the tarp. Fairly typical dimensions are provided below.

  • Approx. width at front: 61" | 155cm
  • Approx. width at foot: 50" | 127cm
  • Length between apexes: 90" | 229cm
  • Packed size: 7" x 5.5" x 2.5" | 18cm x 14cm x 6cm

Required items:

  • Trekking poles: ~38 - 44" @ front, ~29" @ rear (longer rear pole is ok, but you may need to install a longer guyline)
  • Stakes: 6 (8 for better wind stability)
  • (Poles and stakes are not included.)
Pitching

Download our PDF pitching guide here.


This pitching video for the silpoly version also shows the pitching process. The process is the same except that the DCF version lacks the vent through which you can grab the front pole.

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