Seraphae & DemoDayKid
Seraphae Seraphae
DemoDayKid DemoDayKid
DemoDayKid DemoDayKid
What if we put together a quick shelter out in the woods—just a tarp, a rope, maybe a compass—everything that takes less than 10 minutes to set up, but still keeps us safe? Think of it as a last‑minute hack: speed versus the little details that keep the wind out. What’s your take on a fast, reliable shelter?
Seraphae Seraphae
A tarp and a rope can give you a quick shell, but wind and rain will test it hard. Without stakes and a proper frame it will flap, and a compass is useless once the wind is blowing. If you’re serious about staying dry and warm, a small A‑frame or lean‑to made with sticks is far more reliable. Speed is fine, but a little extra time to secure the shelter will save you from a soggy night.