Alternatively, the Hexa Takibi tarp is equipped with an aramid, flame-resistant, liner that allows you to enjoy the bonfire, no matter the weather. So rain or shine--or snow--you can enjoy cooking and gathering together with the Takibi Fire and Grill and Takibi Tarp combination.
A used Honda will get you from point A to B but a new Mercedes you can do it in style and comfort. That’s where Snow Peak is at. Sure you can do it for cheaper with other products but you get what you pay for.
What a great idea with the liner
Wow simple like the Pyramids using the poles to measure stake location ❤
Thank you for posting this, @SnowPeakUSA1958. Please also post a setup video of the Living Shell Long Pro.
How did you have the inner tarp already tucked inside the outer? They come folded separate. Would be nice to show how you had them together.
Sorry if that wasn't clear. There are simply little hooks that fasten onto each end. You can do it before, or after you erect the tarp with the poles.
These all seem to have the poles angled... Is that necessary to get proper tension?
Yes, angling the poles does help with tension!
Pricey for 4 people. A Wal-Mart 10’ X 10’ eZ-up canopy costs less than 1/5 of this tarp.
Alternatively, the Hexa Takibi tarp is equipped with an aramid, flame-resistant, liner that allows you to enjoy the bonfire, no matter the weather. So rain or shine--or snow--you can enjoy cooking and gathering together with the Takibi Fire and Grill and Takibi Tarp combination.
A used Honda will get you from point A to B but a new Mercedes you can do it in style and comfort. That’s where Snow Peak is at. Sure you can do it for cheaper with other products but you get what you pay for.