Sierra Designs Grip Clips

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These handy clips allow you to attach a guy-out point anywhere on the tent's rainfly, improving stability and minimizing flapping in a windstorm. Comes in a package of six.
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- Attach a guy-out anywhere on your rainfly
- Helps improve stability and minimize flapping
- Improves tent's integrity in high winds
- A perfect accessory for expedition camping
- Available in packages of six
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 "Here's the instructions on how to use." 2009-08-09
By Anita Griggs (Ventura, CA)
You have to figure out how to use this product yourself. There are no instructions and the photo is misleading. The photo is what it would look like from the inside of the tent. And, there is no loop as the picture shows. There are two pieces: a) a ring and b) a base for the ring that has a strap attached for the rope guides. Here's how to put them on your tent:



1) Place the ring piece inside the tent at the spot you want it.



2) place the oval-with-strap piece on the OUTSIDE of the tent and push the oval piece through the tent fabric into ring piece on the inside. The ring piece locks it in place.



It's hard to understand with words, you just have to fiddle with it until you get it. It is very clever. Enjoy.

 "Neat Gizmo!" 2009-06-25
By N. Rengler (Kitsap Peninsula, WA)
Yup, these clips are worth the money. When I bought my new tent, I didn't even notice it didn't have any stake loops at the bottom, mid-points of each wall. As such, the slightest breeze would push the wall(s) in about 12"... annoying. These clips (once you figure out how they attach,ha) solve the problem. A good idea at a reasonable price.

 "Mr Peabody" 2008-09-06
By E. R. MEEKS
The clips work. I cannot see any ill effect on the fabric of my Kelty tarp.


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Seam Grip by McNett

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415020 Features: Seals seams repairs the surfaces of natural and synthetic fabrics, waterproof-breathables, leather and vinyl Seam Grip adheres strongly to form a permanent, flexible seal that lasts years Seam grip can also be used to repair small rips and holes in fabric Specifications: Weight: 1 fluid ounce Material: Urethane rubberThe longest lasting seam sealer
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- Repair surfaces or seal seams
- Concentrated and waterproof
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 "The Best For Tents!" 2009-10-01
By J. Johnson (Columbia, SC)
I have used several different types of seam-sealers for my tents (I have three) and this is by far the best. While I think it's a little expensive it IS worth it long-term. You definately need to let it dry for 24 hours. It outlasts the others by years and seals far better. I highly recommend this for tents and camping gear!

 "Great for repair of gore-tex and ice axe handles." 2009-01-05
By Addie (NH, USA)
I first used this gooey stuff after my tent was wind-blasted by small branches, tearing a 3 inch rip in the no-see-um netting. A couple patches from an air mattress covered the mesh, but the adhesive tube for them was far too small to do the trick, plus it was dried up. Enter seam-grip.

After returning to home, I set out to find a repair goo for the tent and a mountain drive to Eastern Mtn. Sports, now fairly ubiquitous, produced the fix. It's been 14 years since the mini-tornado incident and the patches are still holding. So are all the repairs I've made to the backpacking air mattresses, gloves, holes in jackets, repairs in gore-tex tape, and re-rubbering the cracked rubber handles on my ice axes.

Not to mention any repair that absolutely requires adhesion and flexibility.



Don't buy the big tube unless you have all the items laid out for repair: all your jackets, tent seams, etc. The stuff will set in the tube once opened, and each time you remove the cap you'll have to excavate some of the dried stuff to get at the runny mix. In the end, you'll have to surgically extract the last remaining goop from the edge of the container or by unrolling the crimp without getting the sappy stuff all over your hands.

Takes about 6 hours to dry and can have talcum powder applied when nearly dry to prevent the finish from feeling grippy or generally looking like a wet booger.

Use it in a well ventilated area. It smells like airplane glue and probably isn't the best for your brain. Contains toluene. This product is a must for your junk drawer.


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