DST Tarp (SilPoly)

$139.00
DST Tarp (SilPoly)
DST Tarp (SilPoly)
DST Tarp (SilPoly)
DST Tarp (SilPoly)
DST Tarp (SilPoly)
DST Tarp (SilPoly)
DST Tarp (SilPoly)

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DST Tarp (SilPoly)

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    Our best selling DST Tarp now available in 20D 1.1 Silpoly in Foliage color.

     Please note that this product option is currently unavailable. However, it is offered in limited releases, which are announced through our newsletter and on social media. Stay tuned for updates!

    Silpoly Advantages: Silpoly offers several advantages, particularly in the DST configuration, where it saves approximately three ounces compared to our 6.6 Nylon DST Tarp. It also provides lower moisture adsorption, experiences less sag when wet, and maintains slightly better UV resistance.

    Silpoly Disadvantages: One of the disadvantages of Silpoly is also its reduced stretch, which demands more precise pitching, especially in uneven terrain. Sil-Poly also has lower tear and puncture resistance comparatively to our 6.6 Nylon, which may shorten the products usable lifespan. 

    20D Silpoly is ideal for 3 season use in smaller shelters. For harsh weather environments, we recommend our 30D Cordura spec 6.6 Nylon DST.

     

    Stake and cordage kit available here: https://seekoutside.com/stake-kit-standard-stake-atwood-tenacious-tape/

    Specifications:

    • 112" X 118"
    • 16 reinforced perimeter tieouts
    • Reinforced cone in center to accept a trekking pole
    • Weight: 16.8 oz with stuff sack
    • ~2000mm Hyrdostatic Head

    Includes: Tarp and Stuff Sack 

    SEAM SEALING:  

     The DST includes 1 tube of SilNet seam sealer, enough to seal the entire shelter.

    • Pitch normally and seal the outside seams.
    • The easy way to seal is to run a thin bead of sealant along the seam, then press it in with a finger, wiping the excess on a paper towel.
    • Alternatively, you can use an acid brush from a hardware store to spread the sealant.

     

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    WARRANTY:

    Defects in manufacturing and material for the practical lifetime of the product. Damage due to wear and tear or misuse will be repaired for a reasonable charge.

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