Waterproof Camping Tent Tarp, Ultralight Tent Footprint, Ground Tent Floor Saver for Camping Hiking (Green-79 x55)

Used on a four day motorcycle camping trip. Ground cloth and shade cover both! I bought two that fit perfectly in my backpack.

Compact and handy to have around. I've used these when I'm working on my bike and have to crawl around on the ground, as a tablecloth, and as a rug under my hammock to keep my gear on. This one looks to be pretty solid and I'm sure I'll get my money's worth out of it.

I have several camping tarps/tent footprints of all different brands, sizes, and materials. This one was actually the first one I ever got and it is still my favorite. This one just checks off all the main boxes of what you want to see from an ultralight tarp or footprint. Especially at it's price range.- It is made of a very durable and tough, yet still lightweight, rip-stop nylon material.- It is fully waterproof, even under heavy rain conditions.- The edges are nicely hemmed with good clean stitching.- Each corner has a sewn in loop for staking that has plenty of extra stitching for reinforcement.- Each corner is also reinforced with a double layer pocket.- Lastly, it easily folds down nice and compact, and is stored in a well fitted pouch for effortless packing.It's not the biggest tarp at 6'7" x 4'7", but it is still plenty big enough for several different uses. As far as a tent footprint, it is perfect for a one man backpacking tent, but that's pretty much it. As a tarp it can be used in several ways such as a survival shelter, a lean-to, sun shade, ground cloth, tent cover, tent awning, and much more. It also works great with trekking poles. It is the perfect size and weight to put into bugout bags and survival kits as an emergency shelter. Plus it is a more durable, reusable, and overall much better option to the commonly used mylar tube tents. You could also use this tarp along with the mylar tent to make a super shelter.There is only really one thing that is lacking about this tarp. Which is that I wish it had more loops sewn in on the sides instead of just at the corners. However, that is something that is easily able to be added on yourself with just some basic sewing skills. That is something that I definitely plan to do.Yeah, there are bigger and better camping tarps out there, but those tarps can seriously cost as much as $100! You are getting far above average quality for an extremely reasonable price with this one. It is just such an impressive tarp option for it's price. I like it so much that I plan to get the larger one also. You really can't go wrong with this awesome tarp and I would definitely recommend you give it a try.

For a tarp that folds up so small, this outperforms expectations. More puncture and tear resistant than the normal blue crinkly tarp.Water beads up on it like Rain-X. It must have some kind of treatment to make it so waterproof, but it doesn’t have the silicone finish like the inside of my rain pants. Single layer, but it’s twice as thick. I had to check it wasn’t two layers of nylon sandwiched around a membrane.4mil thickness. Substantial for ultralight ripstop, thin compared to blue tarp or cordura. Barely takes up any pack space.Bag is a perfect fit. It’s snug when it’s packed, doesn’t require a perfectly precise fold to fit. My casually precise fold was adequate. The wrinkles do help re-align it. Being folded up tight most of the time, the wrinkles don’t really go away. Once staked flat, it’s fine.Minimal stake loops. Past the corners, which I like better than the grommets on a normal tarp.It’s the size of a queen-size bed. Big enough to lay under a blanket for two people, or under the hammock with room on all sides.Survived being attacked by my dog. He bit and chewed and yanked, stole the bag and chewed on that briefly, and didn’t do any damage. No punctures, no tears. I’m impressed.

I got this tarp to use as a part of my hiking gear. The tarp is compact, lightweight and waterproof. I keep it at the top of my pack with my rain gear for easy access. This product is a good value for the price, and it is an excellent lightweight weather protection for hiking.

This is not a large tarp, but it's bright colors mean that it would work really well for signaling in a bushcraft environment or emergency setting. It's not huge, so it's not going to be great for a base camp or anything, but it packs super small and light. As a result, you could throw it into just about any pack and know that you'll be able to keep the rain off you, especially if you throw a quick deploy Ridgeline into your bag. Between this and something like a space blanket, I'd pick this every time. It came with a little bag to put everything back in place which makes it really easy to pack back up and throw back into your bag. I'm kind of inclined to pick two or three more up so that my wife and kids each have one.

Made of a tough, ripstop nylon material, I got it in black to use as ground cover under my tent, or as a floor itself if I only put up a rain fly. Folds up and packs away into a small drawstring pouch made of the same ripstop nylon. Black color won’t show stains or dirt, and the fabric can easily be sent through the wash for cleaning. Its size and versatility will also make it useful for many other tasks – sunshade, rain cover, wind block, the list is long. Made of quality fabric and well-stitched, this tarp will be with me every time I’m out and about.

Seems decently made. Haven't been able to use in the rain yet too test waterproofness. I think there's better quality tarps out there, but not at this price. Not sure how it will hold up to heavy use, but no problems yet