Very very useful and to the point. Thank you.

I have to admit thats a real clean set system, the one thing I would add maybe is a set of five rubber bands, however you make them, as fixed lines don't necessarily stretch well under sudden load like a widow maker, or a human slipping on bananas, but also if you're in the wind the rubbers take the pressure off and adjust tension so that everything is always tight but not under pressure if that makes sense. And overnight they absorb the stretch from wet lines compressing under the tension. One on each corner and one on the ridge line (can still be attached with prusiks of course). I make mine using the micro paracord double loop inside a 2-3 inch fitness band looped back on itself to cover the knots that you cinch in place over the outside as the loop that goes through it if you follow. I do prefer folding to save space, but that method of folding then stuffing whilst on the ridge line still, I love that, I will use that in future when it's wet and folding becomes less pragmatic.

I pack my poncho down in a similar way all rigged up with lines and ridge line ready to go, handy when it rains

Nice instructional video , going to change the way I pack my tarp from know on , will put into practice over the weekend when camping out in my garden ( social distancing ). TO you and your family stay safe and also to the veggie Max stay safe.

Great tip, mine usually come undone after a while. This looks really sturdy. Will try that in the future! Love these little hacks! Thanks for showing and cheers mate! Horrido and greetings from Germany, Martin

Nice packing tip, I’m going to adopt this method. Also reckon I’ll switch over from paracord to nylon corsage.

Great info, would love to see a kit setup or pack away as well though thx

Yeah do a full Whats in my pack video please jamie :)

Good video. I’m curious, what brand of anorak are you wearing?

How long are your guy lines mate?