Ultralight Tarp, 14ft Hammock Rain Fly Lightweight Waterproof Camping Tent Tarp with Doors, Multifunctional Tarp for Backpacking Camping Hiking

I like everything they did with this tarp. I sewed velcro straps on each end to close the doors up and I sewed an elastic loop midway on each side. These weren't required, just my prep work for some cold weather camping with my hammock. This tarp kept me dry and will reach down to about 10 inches from the ground. I may add a 18" skirt to really block the wind but if you eliminate all air flow you'll have condensation issues. Anyway excellent tarp at a great price. I bought 3 of them.

I'm a hammock camper, so well versed with tarps and their finicky ness. This tarp is stellar at a $65 price point. I have tarps that are more than double this price, but I love this tarp. The ease of set up, once you figure out the ridge line (I added micro beaner to secure around tree, see pic). Once secured around your tree, simply slide the tension device to secure. The included spreader bar really opens the inside (pic of inside shows adult size collapsible camping chair for scale). The corner pockets for the corner tie out is great. The hardware to adjust the corners is simple to use and attached to bungee to allow flex with the wind. Bought another as a birthday gift and a friend bought one for himself.

Nice tarp. Ultralight? Well, we all have our own definitions of ultra-light I suppose... there are USA made tarps that are actually ultra-light for the same price... but for $65 I expected better.

I love to lay outside in my hammock, but hate the constant worry of being eaten alive by nature’s thirsty little bloodsucking creatures. This screen tent is great, providing not just immediate protection around my hammock, but also a bit of extra space to move around in, and stay dry too. The only thing to note is that if you want the sides to be lifted, you need either a tree to tie a line to or something like a hiking pole to prop up the corners. We’ll see how this performs against the hummingbird sized monster mosquitoes of the New Hampshire woods, but I have high hopes it will keep those pesky critters at bay.

Great coverage for summer bugs. Used with outdoor bed or hammock and works very well for deflecting. The rain and small bitey bugs. Very light and packs up small but with good visibility through mesh.

This is a pretty good lightweight camping tarp. It actually works at repelling water while not being as heavy as typical tarp material. It's not the lightest I've ever used, but it's overall still a good lightweight tarp. This is easy to use.

This tarp is very well thought out and the build quality is very good. My only issue is the ridgeline coverage length is only 10’-4”. I’m willing to re-review once the replacement comes in? I hope it is at least close to 14’, I’m covering an 11’ hammock.

This tarp is well constructed and thought out. It has everything you need to set up a tarp for camping or shelter.The tarp has an included aluminum pole that supports the center in a bow shape which is fantastic. It allows the sides of the tent/tarp to bow out and gives significant room improvement. This is helpful for hammocks especially so the tarp does not lay close to the camper/hanger.It was way to windy on the day I was doing the review so there are no videos or images of the setup tarp. The material is well made, waterproof and has an odd silver coating on the inside.The reason this is not really acceptable for backpacking is based on my experience and weight. It is a bit too heavy as a hammock tarp for backpacking. For camping from a car/canoe short hike it is very nice and has the two doors so you can keep the wind out. It is 2.4ish pounds with all included stakes, lines and the support pole. My similar backpacking set up is 1 pound.