🏕️ DD Hammocks Tarp 3x3 - MC: Waterproof & Lightweight Camo Rainfly Tarp for Camping, Backpacking, and Hiking Adventure Review

This tarpaulin is very well made. Everything seemed to be glued together and not a single thread was sticking out. It has many hinges and the edge hinges are well reinforced. Recommendations are fine, but you need to replace your bets with something better. This tarp isn't the lightest, but I'd trade weight for quality.

I am satisfied with this product. It's well constructed and durable. I like the system of attaching the grommets over the grommets and the fact that they are in the body of the tarp and not just on the edges. Spacious size. Sure, it's not an ultra-light tarp, but it's not a very heavy one either. It all depends on how you rest.

I use this for bushcraft and it works very well, you can make a lot of different adjustments with the hinges that are included. By the fire I wrapped it up after the trip and when I next opened it the smell of smoke was very strong (but I like it so I don't care), maybe it would be nice to let it air out some time after Trip.

I have had a tarp for about a year now. This is definitely a good starting tarp. The more I spend the night with him, I start noticing the little things. The material stretches the more you use it. That means no more tight settings and the wind makes it noisy. Also, the seals broke about the middle of the first year. I camp a lot and don't know if I should try to fix it or buy a new one.

I keep this in my "bug bag" for emergencies so haven't used it yet. It's very popular Down Under and in the UK and also here in the US. The reviews and videos I've seen have convinced me that this is the one, big enough to be really useful but not so big that it's an undue burden to pack. From various YouTube videos I have documented various ways of using it as an emergency shelter. I think I should practice some if I decide I'll come back and update this review.