Rainfly Set-Up on Turtlebug Camper Hammock Stand - hex tarp and winter tarps

Wondering how your rainfly will work on the Turtlebug Camper Hammock Stand? This stand is so versatile it will hold almost any rainfly up to 13' long! Whether you have a hex tarp, a winter tarp with doors, or use internal pole mods, you will find that rigging it up is super easy on the Camper.
In this video, we begin by showing you how to rig up a 12' hex tarp on the stand. Then we show you both 12' and 13' tarps with doors. Within a couple short minutes, you'll have the warmest, driest, most comfortable shelter at any campground.
This easy and convenient system utilizes the Turtlebug tarp extension poles and any tarp of your choosing up to 13' long. Internal pole mods will work just fine with this stand.
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[@movieman12341]

What is the maximum amount of wind this stand can withhold? Can you guy it out? would love to use this at the beach in Strong wind. Thanks.

[@InsAznKlown3]

I am curious of this as well, my idea being weighing down the hubs between each leg, possibly with my pack?

[@InsAznKlown3]

I assume your questions were more about the tarp actually, but this would help with the overall stability of the platform at least

[@YOBOgear]

@@movieman12341 it’s easy to stake the Turtlebug down. There are attachment points on the hubs to allow for this. How much wind it can handle is determined by how good the user is at anchoring. We found in sandy areas it is easiest to use the bag style sand anchors. You simply fill them with sand and attach them to the hub. The most wind I personally have camped in using our stand was approximately 80mph microbursts with 40 mph sustained winds.

[@movieman12341]

@@YOBOgear thank you for the reply! That’s super helpful. I think I will definitely be pre-ordering the stand. Looking forward to using it! just verifying, this will work with blackbird XLC Hammock, most under quilts, and Warbonnet rain fly?