That was the problem with our Raclet, the pegging rubbers were all inside the tent so the mud flaps were all flapping loose on the outside, I had a few ideas, including adding eyelets but in the end I (grudgingly) sold the tent on.....
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I'm never that concerned about mud flaps, probably because we rarely use a groundsheet. Some of our Cabanon ones hang outside, some poke in. When it's wet I try to stick them outside and then any rain drains away from the tent rather than going inside under the groundsheet.
Quote: Originally posted by 3madboyz on 25/5/2011
That was the problem with our Raclet, the pegging rubbers were all inside the tent so the mud flaps were all flapping loose on the outside, I had a few ideas, including adding eyelets but in the end I (grudgingly) sold the tent on.....
There is one advantage to outside flaps.......if it's pouring with rain when your pitching, you can peg out inside the shelter of the tent
We have a lovely OLD cabanon noumea (not new style) Having previoulsy camped in moddern poly tents we love our retro tent to bits. The smell, look and sturdiness of a decent Canvas frame tent is hard to beat (see galleryfor pic)
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