Onewind Hammock Tarp Cover Review

Good price and high quality. I have a 13ft Thunderfly tarpaulin and a Dutch made continuous ridge line. This tarpaulin cover fits perfectly and has cr. the wind no longer blows the loose tarpaulin everywhere.

Used to hold a hammock and insect net together. Quick and easy to use, simply tie the hammock to the trees, remove the cover and away you go. I bought another one for my rain device, don't know if I can get all in one. It's more cumbersome, but I think the ease of use makes up for it.

Fit and finish of the sleeves are very good. I like how standalone came out. I thought they had their own little pocket for things but was surprised they were well tucked inside. And the taper of the hub helps the tarp slide in and out more easily. It was a good little investment.

Great! Love the fact that you can roll up one side to reveal the tarp and keep the other side up your sleeve in high winds or whatever. That's actually what they're meant for. To be able to stow your tarp during the day or in strong winds. It is great. They are funnel-shaped, so one end is wider than the other. Be careful when installing them. Actually, I only keep them on the tarpaulin when I stole the tarpaulin. So I'm well equipped when I'm out and about, hiking, backpacking or camping…

I am new to camping with a hammock and recently purchased a full size Silpoly Hummingbird Pelican tarp. It's light and very slippery and it's really hard (impossible) to keep off the ground by stuffing it into a very small attached stuff sack. Enter this magical piece of equipment and everything will be easy! I purchased a 2 piece canvas sleeve that stays attached to the ends of the canvas when hung and even when packaged. Simply pull one end out of the tarpaulin and attach it to the tree while