Paha Que Wilderness Hammock Rainfly – Unterschlupf – leichte Plane – übergroß 12' x 8,5', perfekt für Camping, Rucksackreisen, Ausrüstungsschutz, Hängemattenschutz. Wasserdicht, versiegelte Nähte, Grau, Doppelhängematte (HM20R)

Name: Paha Que Wilderness Hammock Rainfly – Unterschlupf – leichte Plane – übergroß 12' x 8,5', perfekt für Camping, Rucksackreisen, Ausrüstungsschutz, Hängemattenschutz. Wasserdicht, versiegelte Nähte, Grau, Doppelhängematte (HM20R)
Brand: ‎PahaQue
SKU: 0721209292002
Price: 58.68 EUR
Availability: InStock

Brand:‎PahaQue

3.2/5

€
58.68

Die PahaQue Hammock Rain Fly ist so konzipiert, dass sie universell für Doppelhängematten geeignet ist. Dieser Regenüberzug besteht aus strapazierfähigem Polyester und ist zu 100 Prozent wasserdicht, damit Sie trocken bleiben. Richten Sie das Regenüberzelt ein, indem Sie die beiden Hauptankerpunkte über den Baumgurten Ihrer Hängematte befestigen. Das Regendach sollte über und parallel zur Hängematte liegen. Verwenden Sie die verstellbaren Abspannleinen an den Ecken des Regenüberdaches, um Ihren Aufbau individuell anzupassen und schrägen Regen oder Wind abzuwehren. Die mitgelieferten Erdspieße halten die Abspannleinen an Ort und Stelle, während Sie sich ausruhen. Die wasserdichte Regenüberdachung kann auch zum Abdecken Ihrer Ausrüstung, als Campingplane oder als Unterstand verwendet werden. Das Kit enthält ein Aufhängesystem, Abspannleinen, Erdspieße und eine praktische Tragetasche. Die PahaQue Hammock Rain Fly hält Sie trocken und schützt vor Wind, Regen und Sonne, sodass Sie bei jedem Wetter die Natur genießen können.

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EAN: 0721209292002

Kategorien Sport & Outdoor, Freizeitgestaltung, Außenmöbel, Camping & Wandern, Betten & Hängematten, Hängematten,

Pflegehinweise: Handwäsche. Sportart: Camping & Wandern. SPEZIFIKATIONEN – Gesamtgröße – 12’ Gesamtlänge x 8,5’ Gesamtbreite. Material – 150D-Polyester mit robuster wasserdichter 1500-mil-PU-Beschichtung. Farbe - Grau. VIELFÄLTIGE VERWENDUNGSMÖGLICHKEITEN – Die PahaQue-Regenplane ist die perfekte Hängematten-Regenplane und kann auch zur Abdeckung der Ausrüstung oder als eigenständige Campingplane oder Unterstand verwendet werden. Wenn Sie im Freien oder im Camp etwas Bedecktes und Geschütztes benötigen, ist dieses Qualitätsprodukt genau das Richtige für Sie. SUPER EINFACH ZU VERWENDEN – Lässt sich problemlos an denselben Bäumen oder anderen Stützen wie Ihre Hängematte befestigen. Komplettes leichtes Gurtsystem im Lieferumfang enthalten. Enthält außerdem verstellbare Nylon-Abspannleinen und 4 Erdspieße – nichts anderes zu kaufen! VOLLSTÄNDIGER WETTERSCHUTZ – PahaQue Rainfly ist bei jedem Wetter ideal und schützt Sie vor Wind, Regen oder zu viel Sonne. Zwei Abspannpunkte auf jeder Seite ermöglichen es Ihnen, Ihren Aufbau nach Ihren Wünschen zu konfigurieren. Insgesamt vier Abspannpunkte und zwei Hauptanker. LEICHT UND PACKBAR – Einfach zu transportieren und aufzubauen. Mit der integrierten Tragetasche lässt es sich leicht verstauen. Packmaß – ca. 8 x 8 Zoll große Tasche.

Brand Name	‎PahaQue
Color	‎Grey
Customer Reviews	4.2 4.2 out of 5 stars 81 ratings 4.2 out of 5 stars
Fishing Technique	‎Spinning, Casting
Included Components	‎PahaQue Hammock Rain Fly for Double Hammock, Waterproof, Includes Straps, Guy Lines, Stakes, and Carry Bag
Item Dimensions LxWxH	‎120 x 102 x 0.2 inches
Item Package Dimensions L x W x H	‎15.47 x 11.02 x 2.6 inches
Item Weight	‎2 Pounds
Manufacturer	‎PahaQue
Material	‎Polyester
Model Name	‎HM20R
Number of Items	‎1
Package Weight	‎0.96 Kilograms
Part Number	‎HM20R
Size	‎Double
Sport Type	‎Camping & Hiking
Style	‎Double Hammock
Suggested Users	‎Unisex-adult

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Scritto da: Butterstuff

Great buy

I've used it a handful of times hammock camping now. The only thing I don't like is the guy lines down are a weird adjustment, I usually end up just tying it off, and they're not reflective so I'm going to be replacing them soon anyway. Def get lighter weight stakes, and reflective line to stake down if you plan on getting this fly.

Scritto da: B. Hill

Good tarp for the price

This is a good rain fly, just know that it is large. Works well with my Doublenest hammock, and has good coverage. It's not heavy, although not the lightest; so it's probably not for the ultra light crowd. I agree with the other reviewers that the straps can be difficult to adjust, and the attached storage bag could collect water if it rains, but that can be remedied by turning the bag inside out. You might want to replace the stakes with something lighter, but that is common for any tarp or tent. The guyout lines are black, so you'll need to tie reflective ribbons on them, or replace them with reflective lines. Overall, this tarp is well worth the price I paid (~ $35). It's as good as some tarps that are more expensive. I recommend this if you want a good tarp at a great price.

Scritto da: Chuck H

Worth the money, even though its a bit weighty

I really went back and forth on if it should be a 4* or 5*, and I'll tell you why-weight. The rainfly is heavy (from a lightweight backpacker standpoint, that is). That said, it's excellent quality and feels like it will hold up well in inclement weather. I swapped out the guy lines for some bright yellow 550 paracord so they were easier to see in the dark, and bought a set of aluminum stakes to replace the steel ones that came with the fly-4 aluminum stakes actually feel lighter than 1 of the steel ones. The attached stuff sack is overly large for the fly, but it accommodates my Yukon outfitters freedom v2 hammock and a set of lightspeed hammock straps along with the fly, with room to spare (to possibly stash a bug net, I hope). Total weight currently (hammock, straps, stakes and fly) is 3.1lbs. I've attached a couple photos of the fly packed with hammock and straps as well as the fly set up over my hammock on a camping trip I took a couple weeks ago.

Scritto da: wagex

hammocking on a budget

great rain fly for the price where most are double this price or more for a very similar product. i have yet to try sleeping under this fly yet but i did set it up and check it out after purchasing and was very well impressed. pros: -light-ish -comes with its own pouch to stuff it when when taken down -comes with suspension and steaks -big it has a 12ft 2" ridge line down center when taut. -stuff sack has room for extra stuff in there such as extra suspension cables. cons: -the tree straps are hard to adjust as you have about a foot between each loop on the straps. -the stakes that come with it has heavy steel stakes -the carabiners that are for use with the tree straps work but are kinda flimsy -the stow pocket when the tarp is setup the wrong direction and would basically catch rain and become a heavy weight on the tarp all in all its a great rain fly i would recommend to anyone looking for a budget tarp, with a little work you can save alot of money vs other tarps.

Scritto da: Snowman

Exactly what I wanted

This is a great tent replacement for those backpacking trips when you need protection but don't want to lug a tent. Even small tents are big! This one packs down great and is super lightweight as well as sturdy. It sleeps well - for hammock sleeping. The rain fly is nice as it adds a sense of cover and protection (perhaps falsely). I like it a lot, especially because you can use the rain fly seprately. I recommend this product.

Scritto da: Bridget

Kept us warm, dry, and bird poop free

Tried it for the first time last weekend during a one night camping trip with friends. By stacking hammocks, the two of us were able to stay warm and dry beneath this one tarp. One of the tie downs became loose in the night (either due to our knotting skills or a wandering leashed dog). Doesn't have to be used just for the rain though! In the early morning, birds used this tarp as target practice (if you know what I mean) Better the tarp than me! It arrives very flat, but is nearly impossible to fold up as neatly again. I'm hoping it will compress well in my backpack during my three week backpacking trip.

Scritto da: Evan

Great Canopy

This canopy is super helpful for shedding rain and dew. Haven’t had any durability problems as of yet. I’ve used it for my hammock and my one person tent! Easy to put up as long as you have the right trees or posts near! I’d recommend finding the sweet spot on the string supports for tying it down and cut them cause they are really long. No complaints! Would recommend.

Scritto da: -=Crazy Like a Fox=-

Strap attachment is the big downfall.

The media could not be loaded. I got this rainfly for the size and the price. I'll say it's done it's job of keeping me dry on Scout campouts. Having the long straps sewn directly to it instead of a few short loops for the straps to attach to is a bigger downfall than I thought it would be. It limits the setup options and versatility. It also makes it much harder to put tension evenly across the sheet. I'm sure these will be the first points of failure. It's a shame because otherwise it would be a great value. As it is, I can't really recommend it

Scritto da: Luis Cordero

Cumple sus funciones

En cuanto al precio, definitivamente es una ganga y vale la pena por lo que pagas. El "problema", es que es algo pesada y abultada, si lo que buscas es acampar ligero. Fuera de eso, la carpa es un buen producto. Leí en una reseña de Amazon.com que los mosquetones que incluye eran de muy baja calidad, por lo que recomendaban comprar otro par aparte. Y tenía razón. Se sienten muy frágiles. Las estacas son pesadas y se zafan fácilmente del piso.