Finally got around at attempting a "wind/spinn drift" curtain for my Scarp.
This is more of an idea than a final version, maybe some will like to do their own "shaped" version.
I just added 4 corner loops , one piece of omnitape (Velcro that sticks to itself) and two more loops at the bottom corners (where the Tyvek goes straight down to it) to the Rainbow's groundsheet. (2.2m x1m/ 7.22'x 3.2')
The Omnitape is supported by the buckle that keeps the door closed.
There is some wind in my backyard today, oddly from that direction, but only strong enough to show where it "balloons" , still looks OK.
A full or half full pack should help to keep it down.
I would expect a lot of flapping but it may work for some. If you put some time in it, than you could have it tight enough to minimise the flapping (?)
In the picture from the other side (outside) I cheated because the pole is inside a small hole that I dug with the peg. You can have it down further if you dig a bit more. .The fly is about 4" up in that shot.
The pack is inside the "vestibule " area, where the groundsheet finishes would be the other side of the floor. (the grass area would be the vestibule/entrance you use)
This was prompted by the guys in the UK that like to cook inside the tent AND out of the wind (funny mob) . Apparently over there dry weather means smaller rain drops.
1x piece of Tyvek, some shock cord, a bit of Omnitape (from my JRB mat) , some hot glue and duct tape (for good measure...) and an hour of my time
Pip, the Chief Inspector , fell asleep during the job.
Note that it isn't that flat, not that you would see that once the inner is on top, but you could pull it flat by addind two pegs at the near corners rather than using the Scarp corner clips.