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

We often use this as a tent canopy and general purpose tarp. The reason for the 4 stars is that it is not opaque but lets some sun through. I understand it could be heavier and bulkier if it were fully opaque, so I guess that's to be expected. And it's probably the first thing I've ever bought that folds up compact enough to fit back into the original storage bag.

Pretty basic stuff. Yves had it installed in his garden for over a month and it has been tested through a couple of severe storms and heavy rain. Holds up great, one of the lines was pulled but it was my own fault I made it too tight, but a month in bad weather and no signs of wear or even pigment fading. I wish the bag it's kept in was a little bigger, although it's tightly stuffed and difficult to put back in.

Let's face it. You don't spend the money these things cost to look for something better. It's not like this. What it is, it's just the base of a camping tarp. It's heavier than the better, more expensive tarp, noisier, uglier, and harder to pack. It's also cheap, helping you get through the night without spending a lot of money. Unless you're going on a serious tour that involves walking more than a few miles a day, you're up to the task.

EXTREMELY not waterproof. Well it's a joke! Why so many positive reviews? Does it never rain where these reviewers live? I was so excited about the color and price but I should have known better. I'm creating an outdoor space for a child to hang out and play in the fall and winter. It rains almost every day here, and although this raincoat can withstand a drizzle, it rains a little more and it's like there is no raincoat at all. The more I think about it, the angrier I get. Thank god the baby…

Made Perfect Footprint. This hammock tarp was just the right size and size. I don't think Tyvek could be cheaper. An additional advantage is the almost zero weight, maybe even less than Tyvek. Much less noise than Tyvek. The only problem is that you have to make some changes to make it work. You will need a tape hammer (tape), scissors, a sharpie and a set of eyelet tools. Be sure to fold the tape around the edges as the tarp will only tear with the eyelet. Put up a tent and stretch out a tarp.

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…