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vvarriale66
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Jul 30, 2018
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Dan,
I'm certain you were asked this question. Can the fly be set up first, and the the inner? Thank you also for the video. It is very helpful.
dandurston
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Dan Durston
Jul 30, 2018
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vvarriale66Yes you can pitch the fly and then add the inner later. It is designed like that because this is way better in the rain.
The inner can already be clipped into the fly when the fly is pitched (as shown in the videos) or you can clip the inner in place afterwards (there are clips at the four corners, buckles at the two peaks). Normally I leave the inner clipped inside for a very fast pitch, but if the fly is wet from condensation or rain, then I usually remove the inner and pack it separately to keep it dry.
The inner can already be clipped into the fly when the fly is pitched (as shown in the videos) or you can clip the inner in place afterwards (there are clips at the four corners, buckles at the two peaks). Normally I leave the inner clipped inside for a very fast pitch, but if the fly is wet from condensation or rain, then I usually remove the inner and pack it separately to keep it dry.
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