Wise Owl Outfitters Camping Tarp Waterproof Hammock Cover Shelter Camping Accessories with Tent Pegs and Carry Bag

Useful size and the standard weight version I purchased is light enough for my needs without sacrificing durability. The tarp is very well made but I have replaced the supplied guy lines, runners and pegs with better quality (and more expensive) items. Despite this, I sill feel the Wise Owl Outfitters tarp deserves 5 stars.

This tarp is brilliant. Sons used for a camping trip to cover the tent and it did the job perfectly. Excellent quality, really easy to use, waterproof, wind proof and pegs are of good quality.

I recently used the Wise Owl tarp in poor weather conditions for the first time and it didnt let me down. The size of this was perfect for my DD hammock.

Good tarp, light and compact, so it's good for backpacking. However it is a little short asking the ridge line - when using with aDD hammock, it could do with being about 20cm longer.

Good quality and well made.👍

Love it thank you very much

This tarp is advertised with 4 pegs yet with mine only two were supplied, quality of the item is pretty good although i haven't used it yet, just a shame that QC doesn't check the contents before selling it as a complete package. I cannot give it more stars on that basis really.

Una lona liviana y muy resistente. Me ha mantenido seco en tormentas bastante fuertes, los tensores automaticos se aflojan un poco en vientos muy fuertes pero anudandolos dejas de tener problemas, no creo que eso deba afectar la calificación del producto porque no compromete su funcionamiento.

Sehr gutes großes Tarp perfekt für ein paar Overnighter im Wald.

Buena calidad y grande

Finde es sehr hilfreich bei warmen und heißen Wetter

TLDR; Great value, strong, light, waterproof. Much better than I was expecting. I’ve been backpacking for 30 years, and have never carried a tarp into the woods to use as a secondary rainfly. I never thought the extra bulk would be worth it beyond what comes with my tent. I finally decided to go for it with this one because of its light weight and small storage size. I set it up in the Algonquin Highlands in Ontario, where my wife and I were spending a couple nights. Used it to cover our cooking area a few steps away from our tent. Set up was easy, and I can see the possibility for versatile angles and heights. I built this one high enough to walk under, so the low sides were suspended two or three feet off the ground, and the ridge line at like five or six feet high. So a big thunder storm comes through….very windy, but not quite a microburst. We dive into our tent, and im thinking there’s no way this tarp from Amazon is staying in place. Not only did it stay (both ridge line ties plus four stakes), but there was still a very distinct dry spot under the tarp. We could have sheltered under it and still stayed reasonably dry. This tarp definitely gets the award for hero of the trip.