Gold Armour Rainfly Tarp Hammock, Premium 14.7ft/12ft/10ft/8ft Rain Fly Cover, Waterproof Ultralight Camping Shelter Canopy, Survival Equipment Gear Camping Tent Accessories (Black 10ft x 10ft)

Well, you really can’t test a tarp without a torrential downfall….and I finally got one. 7 hours of heavy rain, and this tarp performed beautifully. There are a lot of taped seams on this monster, and I was a little worried. I have had it out in a few showers before and it had done fine, but this was the first downfall. The extra tieout points are also something that you usually don’t see at this price point either. Good deal all around.

Works as advertised. The bags, stakes, and tarp are not the most durable. Take care of this gear, and it will take care of you. I have put the tarp under decent tension, and it has handled it well. Waterproofing and seams are good.

Y’all know me! I research my needs. This tarp is made well for MY needs! Figure yours out. Shade. I travel to the Caribbean often for work…And save money renting chairs and umbrellas using this tarp (sometimes with trekking poles-sometimes with tarp poles) It’s not as he lightest of tarps but facilitates my needs , fits in my backpack comfortably with poles, and is instant shade where ever I’m at!

We fit 3 hammocks under it and it went up super fast!

This tarp has a ton of loops in it, making it really versatile. Other than that, it is a tarp, and does tarp things as well as you'd expect a tarp to. My one complaint is that I am not entirely sure how I'm supposed to get it back into the stuff sack it came with. My usual method of just cramming it in there failed: the sack was completely full, with about 25% of the tarp still un-crammed. I then tried layout it out on the ground and carefully folding it, pressing all the air out, and rolling it as tightly as possible. Still didn't fit. I know it must be possible to get this thing in the bag, because they got it in there the first time. Did they use a hydraulic press or something? A vacuum chamber? In the end, I just put it into a larger sack I had lying around: that is probably what you will want to do as well. Why do they give you a stuff sack that is exactly the size into which the tarp can fit under ideal conditions? Maybe it's a little heavier and costs $.05 more to produce that way, but it is so much easier for customers. This isn't an ultralight tarp anyway, so just put it in a larger bag guys.

Showed up promptly. Materials appear to be superior quality, can't wait to get out camping this spring.

Worked great to keep rain off tent, strong and light. Plenty of tie off options. Awesome product.

It’s a quality product. I don’t think you will be disappointed.

Seems of good quality not had chance to test out yet so only time will tell

Like the quality and workmanship of the tarp