Good enough to keep my tarp in place in very windy conditions!
I would not dream of keeping the tarp up at all times unless I use Deltas.
DK
------------- * Apple The Campervan - A Van For Work, Rest And Play! *
- 2025 - inc. FR & DE
- 2024 - 10/56 inc. FR & NL
- 2023 - 48 inc. FR
- 2022 - 49
- 2021 - 34
* Ex-tenter & solo female camper *
* Treat life events like a dog: If you can't eat it, play with it, or hump it, p1$$ on it and walk away! *
It takes a little bit of practice in order to get them out of the ground, and I have got the hang of it now!
DK
------------- * Apple The Campervan - A Van For Work, Rest And Play! *
- 2025 - inc. FR & DE
- 2024 - 10/56 inc. FR & NL
- 2023 - 48 inc. FR
- 2022 - 49
- 2021 - 34
* Ex-tenter & solo female camper *
* Treat life events like a dog: If you can't eat it, play with it, or hump it, p1$$ on it and walk away! *
weeeeellllllll. brill, fantastic, wonderful, as alone camper I was always worried about wind, ahem, on a recent visit to Newquay it got so windy I was seriously giving thought to sleeping in the car, but my Deltas held me down, no problem. Going to take them everywhere and use on my main guys every time.
------------- every time I try to make ends meet, someone moves the ends
Well they do seem to keep the guy lines in place. However, I'd never had a problem with guy lines comnig lose when I used standard rock pegs on them and I would never have bothered with delta's if I hadn't won a set.
10 will do you for a Monty 6 on it's own for the main guys. Getting them out is dead easy - just use a peg extractor. Hook it into the corner and pull up and slightly backwards.