Review on 🏕️ Esup 10 x 10(13) ft Hammock Rain Fly - Lightweight & Windproof Tent Tarp | 210T Ripstop Nylon Material | Camping & Hiking Essential Gear by Michael Welborn

I bought this bow tie to have in my garden with a home made hammock stand and a flat hammock in the garden. I have camping flies but they are all corner to corner to fit in a narrow camping hammock. I wanted something wide to protect me from the sun as it rides over my head during the day, so I bought one with padding in the middle, not just the corners. That's enough for the job. Although I haven't had a chance to test it against rain yet, it blocks the sun quite effectively. Edit: I finally got it raining on the fly today, and even though I set it low enough for the water droplets to be on top, the underside AND my hammock are completely dry. All seams look good, nothing dangling. Threads or skipped stitches are visible. The grommets and the straps they attach to seem pretty sturdy. There is a comb line sewn from the center grommet to the center grommet for the square to hang, but I don't think it would be a good idea to hang this corner without using a rope comb at the bottom to secure it to support. a bit of a weird plastic smell when first opened but it quickly dissipated once hung outside. Can't comment on the ropes as I think it's standard to convert the standard lines to paracord when I buy something like this, so I've never tried them. It comes with those nifty three-leaf aluminum bars, which is pretty unusual at this price point. I don't consider myself an expert on hammock raincoats, but as an interested consumer who owns a pair of these, I am very happy with my purchase.