☔️ Ultimate Protection with the 13-Foot Rain Fly for Hammock – Lightweight Diamond-Ripstop Polyester, Waterproof 2000 PU Backpacking Tarp, Eno Rain Cover – Ideal Hammock Rainfly Tent Tarp Review

Great size, material and quality at an amazing price. Not to mention the MFG guarantee. I am happy with this tarp and recently tested it on a snow hike. Goodbye!

When I received this raincoat and took it out of the box I was very excited. It is very large and would completely cover my hammock. Rope tensioners eliminate the need to tie knots and speed up rain cover installation. I put the tarp in my yard to try out before camping/hiking this coming weekend and the main seam ripped while tightening it. To say I was upset is an understatement. I returned to the house and immediately contacted the company. Your customer service was top notch. I took a photo

I read a lot of reviews about this raincoat before I bought it and some people complain that it doesn't fit the size on the Amazon site. I had no problem with it not completely covering my hammock, it covered the whole thing. The quality of the rain fly was superb, it looks beautiful, is light weight, the braces are perfect and the accompanying steaks are amazing. These are aluminum steaks with three blades that weigh almost nothing and are very easy to press into the ground. Stuff is quiet…

I've had it installed in my garden with a hammock for almost a week now and so far so good. We've had a couple of days of heavy rain and wind (you gotta love PNW weather) and it's held up well, and the falling little branches of my giant evergreens didn't tear it apart either - so that's a plus. I love how big this thing is. I covered one end by crossing the guy lines in the corner to the opposite side so it's more of a wall than a door. On the other end I have one valve pointing straight down…

People who complained that this tarp was not 13ft long did not order the 13ft rectangular option. They ordered the "butterfly" version. If you are smart with your order, you will be very satisfied. My biggest issue with the camping tarp is the corner seams, which are well done on this tarp. The corners are double stitched and nylon straps are added as connection points. I have seen other MFG companies simply sew the connection points onto the ripstop fabric which is more likely to tear. So far…

This is a 13ft version of the backbone with a 10ft short side. (13x10) I measured it with a tape measure as soon as it arrived. I believe this brand has at least two versions/cuts so make sure you pick the right one. If you value your wits and time, get the updated version with camcord tensioners pre-installed. They work as if by magic and do not slip. There are 8 of them on the tarpaulin and also on the pegs. This is a huge plus as you don't need to tie knots for 90% of the installation. I had

I didn't have much experience with rain hammocks. My friends have several models from ENO, Bear Butt and Chill Gorilla. Most of these models are 10-11 feet long when hung diagonally, and that's just not enough to keep you dry during the very heavy downpour that always happens when you go camping. Another problem with a diagonally hung raincover is that while the sides slope very low (almost to the ground if you hang it that way), the four corners don't slope nearly as much as they should…

I have this to cover the ENO hammock. Try to close the bag after putting the hood back in the bag. I decided to make sure I got what I paid for so I decided to check the sizes listed in the description. Peak's size was the only one that wasn't close. Advertised 10 feet; I measured 9 feet 6 inches. I went through the comments/reviews section and realized I wasn't the only one noticing this. I then decided to see if the advertised 115 SQFT was close. Using the measurements I took from the sample…

First impression without packaging: I bought this tarp as a (hopefully less bulky and lighter) summer replacement for my large 12 x 12 foot tarp. Looks like a good tarp folded well. However, I have a problem with the duffel bag that came with it. As is typical of the tarp you get through Revain and I have 4 of them, once you take it out of the bag the tarp will never get back in unless your hand is a hydraulic ram. Therefore, you need a different packaging or storage method. Maybe it's too long