Glenn
Senior Member
Here’s an idea:
My shower tent got delivered, I’ll also be using it for changing clothes and for an outside toilet while on upcoming hunting trips.
I plan to leave it up for 2 to 3 days at a time. With high winds possible or a thunderstorm blowing through I don’t have much faith in the steel tent stakes and light weight cord provided for the guide lines.
I’m posting this now because of a current sale at Harbor Freight tools. When I saw these items I automatically thought about holding the tent secure in all weather conditions.
Im not sure if anyone else has tried this already?
It’s probably not worth it for a day trip but for an extended trip I already know it’s going to work great. Definitely a lot better holding power than those cheap push in metal rods.
You can’t beat this price on these ratchet straps, or even the screw in stakes for that matter. I’ll add a picture when it’s up at my camp site.
My shower tent got delivered, I’ll also be using it for changing clothes and for an outside toilet while on upcoming hunting trips.
I plan to leave it up for 2 to 3 days at a time. With high winds possible or a thunderstorm blowing through I don’t have much faith in the steel tent stakes and light weight cord provided for the guide lines.
I’m posting this now because of a current sale at Harbor Freight tools. When I saw these items I automatically thought about holding the tent secure in all weather conditions.
Im not sure if anyone else has tried this already?
It’s probably not worth it for a day trip but for an extended trip I already know it’s going to work great. Definitely a lot better holding power than those cheap push in metal rods.
You can’t beat this price on these ratchet straps, or even the screw in stakes for that matter. I’ll add a picture when it’s up at my camp site.
