🏕️ FREE SOLDIER Waterproof Portable Tarp: Versatile Outdoor Camping and Travel Awning, Backpacking Tarp Shelter - Rain Tarp Review

I have had this tarp for over a year now. The first time I used it to cover my hammock during winter hikes. On one of these trips, I was caught in the rain for 3 days and 2 nights, and my bedding and hammock stayed dry all weekend. Polyurethane coating and taped seams ensure absolute water protection. The square shape and wide hinges make it versatile for attaching all types of tarps. It's a bit heavier than some of the higher end silnylon offerings but in terms of value for money it's really…

Nice design and construction but not worth the extra cost. I bought this tarp for my birthday trip to the National Forest. Also bought a Free Soldier tarp for a second rescue bag which I gave to a friend to use. Both were used for the first time. While the Chill Gorilla tarp design was better at blocking wind, the limited number of attachment points limited the configurations available, while the Free Soldier tarp was also very good at blocking wind, but had more than twice the number of…

First, I haven't really used this tarp yet, so this review is based on "desktop" stuff. The material isn't the lightest but seems to be of good quality, the edges are edged with orange tape which I honestly like - looks good and also helps avoid silly tripping! The edge loops are sewn to the reinforcement pads and the ridge loops also have grommets, which is very good. $80. Where this tarp loses a star (one and a half) is a slight lack of quality control. The stitching isn't the best and one of

I was a bit confused when I decided to buy this product; There weren't any reviews, the translation is patchy, and the low price and provenance made me a little suspicious, but it doesn't seem bad. I'm by no means an expert on climbing tarps, but when I received these to cover my hammock I was surprised at their size. For those with metric issues, my measurements are 122.5 x 115 inches. It came with paracord and rigging knobs. The "3 minute cage" part of the description seems to mean the…

Oh my god. I spend more money trying to find a decent product. I've done a lot of research on this tarpaulin. I think he checked every field except quality control. He arrived today. Carefully unpacked and checked. I've started trying out some regular backyard tarps as shown in various YouTube videos. Everything was fine once the perimeter hinges were secured. Then I tried using a trekking pole on the stitched line of the skate for support. I know it might be too crowded so I proceeded…