The description states that the poncho can be used as an emergency bivy; does it have any gromets or tie downs to allow it to be pitched?
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No it does not.An easy solution is to place a small stone in the desired grommet spot and wrap parachute cord on the outer part to create a emergency anchor .
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Mine has places for tie downs and came with cord and extra stakes. We haven't used them because the fly clips into the base of the tent (and it hasn't been real windy for us yet). There's a spot on the roof where rain collects and forms a puddle, but tie downs don't help that at all.... it holds the water like a tarp. Also, unless you plan to buy your own poles, this tent is pretty heavy. On the plus side, there is a lot of space (floor and height) inside and there is a nice "foyer" on each side so you can take your shoes off out of the rain. Also, the ventilation options are more than sufficient since you can adjust the outer doors with 2 zippers and even with it all zippered up, there is a gap at the bottom of the rain fly so that air can flow through without losing much heat.
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Good question. This poncho has extra room at the upper back for a back-pack. Use the photo as a guide to determine if it will help during mowing. Rather than a poncho you may want to consider a rain suit with pants.
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It comes with rope to tie it to a tree, but the only straps I got with it were for the bag. I'd reccomend looking separately for adjustable straps to hang the hammock.
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It closes with a zipper. There are two openings - in the back, and in the front where the mesh meets the blue at the top. It doesn't have any tie downs unless you mean a leash attachment. It does have a lead inside to clip to a collar or harness. Is that what you needed? I've had mine for three years now and still love it!
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I use mine as a flatbed with bungee cord tie-downs. I didn't much like the canvas box that came with it, so I have also built a light box out of 1/4 inch plywood with a lid, so I can haul my camping gear and edible plant books out of the weather. Just remember the more weight you carry, the harder it is to go up hills.
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It has no Jacket or pants it is meant to be used more as a poncho. So you would wear your regular Camo BDUs and drape this over yourself. I find it extremely useful. If your capable of finding a compression pouch big enough to store it in it will stow away nicely and be out of the way until you need to use it. It can also be used as a make shift blind by hanging two corner ends and draping it in front of you and desired target. It also breaths way better than the jacket and pants do. It will keep warm as well. I suggest getting brown base colors and some green. Then using foliage from your surroundings to complete your camouflage. Hope this helps It has no Jacket or pants it is meant to be used more as a poncho. So you would wear your regular Camo BDUs and drape this over yourself. I find it extremely useful. If your capable of finding a compression pouch big enough to store it in it will stow away nicely and be out of the way until you need to use it. It can also be used as a make shift blind by hanging two corner ends and draping it in front of you and desired target. It also breaths way better than the jacket and pants do. It will keep warm as well. I suggest getting brown base colors and some green. Then using foliage from your... » Read More It has no Jacket or pants it is meant to be used more as a poncho. So you would wear your regular Camo BDUs and drape this over yourself. I find it extremely useful. If your capable of finding a compression pouch big enough to store it in it will stow away nicely and be out of the way until you need to use it. It can also be used as a make shift blind by hanging two corner ends and draping it in front of you and desired target. It also breaths way better than the jacket and pants do. It will keep warm as well. I suggest getting brown base colors and some green. Then using foliage from your surroundings to complete your camouflage. Hope this helps « Show Less
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Yes-there is a zipper that allows hammock to fold and expose seat.Make sure that back seat headrest has enough clearance for straps to hang around-mine didn't so I returned the item.
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If you mean a little sack to hold the straps the answer is yes. It comes with the two straps and a sack made about of a similar material to the hammocks that pulls tight to close it.
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It has bungee and if I rennet it has the ability to wrap with rope. So far it has worked well and stayed in in 38 knot winds. I did modify it. I poked holes in it so it fits davit. Then I cut bungee and applied hooks so the bungee goes under a ladder to secure it tighter and to the boat
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There is a "mesh" window that zips closed. This allows your pet to move freely inside the "basket" but does not allow them to jump out. But there is no "tie-down". The Tie-Down could become a choke hazzard.
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No, it has elastic sewn into the bottom edge to keep it tight. It also has D-rings along both sides to add straps or rope.
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WE WERE GOING TO MAKE 72 HOUR EMERGENCY BAGS OUT OF THESE. Its possible. We did it but it will only hold the bare basics and is not comfortable to wear. It is better fit for a child. We went with another bag
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Unfortunately its the design.. I use mine as a poncho and shelter for survival trips , I bought a eyelid punch kit and put eyelids all around the bottom to tie up and use as a shelter.
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No tie-ons . They are long and not sure if the wind could blow them off. I would say not likely. Ours are on a screened porch.
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It did when I bought mine - there was a special deal to upgrade to larger fly for a few bucks but I did not take it to save weight. Got waterproof fabric cheap from Walmart and made a big rainfly for car camping. Had my mother-in-law put in two long zippers down side so if it is on the ground you can still use it as bivy, upgraded to tie offs as per you tube. Got it all done, then had a kid and will probably not get to use it again. Oh well, it is a super product and I do enjoy owning it if not using it.
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Bought the three bags separately from different vendors, so none of the individual pieces came with one. I have tried stuffing it and if you try to stuff all three pieces it is not a small item. This not a small light weight backpacking system. The green inner bag can be stuffed pretty small, but in my opinion that is the only one that compresses down to a fairly small size. You could just roll it all into the bivy and and use some straps on it to keep it rolled, that's what I did and seems to work better than stuffing.