REDCAMP Hammock Rain Fly Camping Tarp Waterproof, 10x10ft Lightweight Backpacking Rain Tarp Shelter for Hiking Outdoor, Green

Tarp is very light weight and takes up minimal space. Works great. I use it as a rainfly over my hammock while kayak camping. cant beat the price

Lets get this out of the way right now- The rope this comes with is junk. It's most likely cheap polypropylene, as it's slick and stretchy. I'll keep the short guy lines, but the longer lines will get replaced with some double braid polyester I've got laying around. But I was expecting to toss it anyway, so it fine.The fly itself is pretty great. I set it up for a few days to see if any loops ripped out, and it's withstood the test. I would like if all intermediate tie down loops had the cool steel gromets, but I can live with the two short fabric loops. I'm not sure what the plastic hook is for in the middle on the underside, but that would be better as a fabric loop as well. Or a reinforcing patch for a pole would be great.The stakes are an added bonus. I figured they were getting scrapped, but the design is surprisingly strong yet light.If this lasts two years with light use, I'll be happy. I'll buy a new one for this price.

A very good value for the money. I wish it was a bit lighter but, at this price, that is probably a bit unrealistic. I would buy it again.

I wish it had a couple more tie-outs around the edges (just tie-outs everywhere!), but you can do quite a few tarp shelter configurations with it, so not bad. The stake and guy line kit it comes with got the job done (I really like the stakes and the lines are bright orange and reflective, so awesome visibility). It comes with two lines that are about 12(?) feet long with a toggle at each end, and four that are 6(?) feet long and a toggle at one end. I did a simple a-frame overnight with some light rain and I stayed dry and the inside surface of the tarp was dry to the touch. All packed up, it's about the size of a loaf of bread, and I'm realizing that 10ft x 10ft is plenty of real estate for 1-2 people to have a good amount of space, and at half the pack size of my tent. Even if you just wanted this as a tarp to supplement having a tent (which I will still use it for sometimes), the decreased size and high quality tie-outs are a huge improvement over your hardware store tarp, and $30 is a really great price.

It’s a tarp! I use for camping. Great for Ultralight camping.

One of my Best buys on Amazon, say no more

This is my second tarp/tent. I made an EXACT duplicate of my camping/bug-out/get home bag for my lady. Weight and size (folded & deployed) are important considerations for intended purposes. Being 10' x 10' you have many choices of shelter style... Plough Point/Ground Diamond (my favorite), Holden, "A" frame.... It folds up very compact and it's medium weight. It's not Sil nylon, but will hold up better. You won't go wrong with this.

It’s great…big, lightweight, and waterproof; but unless you fashion poles out of tall/sturdy sticks (not always available everywhere) or have 5-6 poles/hiking rods, you are going to have to spend a lot of time tying it up with string, in a tree, if even possible.

Es súper ligera y muy resistente a las lluvias y el sol intenso, ademas puede ocuparse como refugio en una emergencia. Viene con estacas de aluminio y la cuerda es reflejante durante la noche, vale la pena cada peso invertido.