AzarxisHammock Camping Tarp Rain Fly, Waterproof Tent Footprint Shelter Canopy Sunshade Cloth Picnic Mat for Outdoor Awning Hiking Beach Backpacking - Included Guy Lines & Stakes (Green)

As expected

So I brought these to “blank out” my brother and I while wild camping. Used in a typical British forest to obscure our camp site “tents, using Jet boil to make dinner(freeze dried)” and just to cover us moving about. Once I set them up, I walked out to see how well they camo’d our site, not that far from our site it just totally blended in, you couldn’t see the tarp.Now obviously we where in a mild dip, so the straight line at the top wasn’t visible, because the ground beyond was at a higher level, so we just totally blended in.It also rained that night and the 2 of these tarps I had performed admirably, better in truth than I expected.If I had any negatives, I would 100% say you will need some “bank line” or “paracord” to use for tie offs, because the supplied “elastic” is not great quality, we didn’t even bother to use it at all, also that there are only 4 tie off points, which didn’t actually effect us, or the use we had in mind, because I knew from product page, but it does limit its potential slightly.Would I buy it again?, I already did.Summary;Lightweight,Good forest camo,Is waterproof,Decent sizing.Real value.Would recommend(taking into account the fact there is only 4 corners with tie offs) 👍🏻

I I bought this to cover my daughter and son wigwam teepee tent. As you you can see from my short video it work and the rain just slides right off. I'm happy with product so far but have to wait until rain stops to see end result. Great product and price.

I bought this tarp to use as a canopy on our swing seat, which is hard to find canopies for. I folded it over the poles and tied it in place with string, adjusting it to the size I wanted. It has reinforced holes in the corners which are useful for tying it in place. It's very lightweight but resilient. It's been out there a few weeks and coped with strong winds and torrential rain without tearing which is considerably better than the last canopy I bought. It's proven itself waterproof as it fills up with rain on the top and I have to tip it off with a brush when it gets too full. However it soon dries out in a breeze. Overall, it does the job I bought it for, so I'm happy.

Pretty thin for a groundsheet but ok as a shelter. The problem I have with this is its lack of grommets. I can accept 1 on each corner on the small size but I've also got the largest size and it's lacking 2 much needed grommets on two sides. Basically you have 3 grommets on opposite sides and 2 on the other opposite sides. This makes it difficult for bivvy camps. I'm going to have to try and add my own grommets for the extra tie off points I need.

This is waterproof, and compact, it just does not have enough holes configurations that should be obvious... If your going to get a tarp, it should be an all rounder, not this. What's the point of needing another one for a slightly different situation? It needs at least two more holes, this would open up a lot more options for setup.