GEERTOP Portable Waterproof Tent Footprints Lightweight Camping Tent Ground Sheet Mat Sunshade Shelter for Outdoor Backpacking Hiking Picnic Travel

This lightweight tent footprint literally disappears in your backpack. This is the smallest tent footprint package I've ever seen, It is amazing for backpacking or light camping. It did it's job on the first night of use when it rained on me during a backpacking trip in Northern Wisconsin. Kept the bottom of my tent dry, and stayed in place perfectly during the windy moments. Not entirely sure about durability rating vs. what it actually is, but the ground I was on was littered with small twigs or pieces of bark, etc. and the footprint handled it well, no tears or marks on it, nothing.

Used as a gear landing in camp and porch floor to my tent vestibule area. It was lightweight so fit right in with my tent. However if it matters to you, it is not made of super lightweight material. It held up great to setting backpack and gear on it and to being walked on. Also doubled as a picnic blanket on soggy ground for our day hike day.

Purchasing a footprint for a tent is always a good idea, but difficult if the manufacturer doesn't offer one for your specific tent. This footprint is an ideal size for a single person tent (that's the Geertop size I purchased) as it comes to within an inch of the tent floor all the way around. Good coverage without an exterior edge to let rain come under. It is extremely light but that comes with the drawback of lower durability. I still would recommend this as an add on purchases, but add the caveat that tent placement becomes even more important with this model.

Great product. I’ve used this footprint many times this summer with my 2 person Mountainsmith tent with no complaints it’s very durable and folds up into a nice little pouch which it comes in. Great for backpacking, kayaking or just camping. I was so impressed, I bought another one for a different tent that I have, and have had no problems. Excellent footprint!

This is very lightweight and durable with grommets for staking. It protects my tent very well from ground moisture and other hazards.

I wanted a lightweight, compact footprint for my tent for taking on a plane to tent camp at various locations. The loops were perfect for staking it down. I only wish I had bought a second one for a cook tarp. The material likes to adhere to itself. There is a more rubberized/plasticized water repellent side, so you should put that on the ground size or the sky side, depending on your use. I hope to use it again in the future for backpacking or car camping. It folds into the bag provided.

I ordered the 2'4" x 6'11" tarp to use as a footprint for my MSR mesh house 1. The dimensions are perfect and the claimed weight is lighter than MSR's footprint. When the package arrived I could tell it was heavier than the claimed weight, I took the tarp out and it turned out the be the large size 8'6" by 6'11" . The tarp itself looked pretty good and is lightweight for it's size and it's a pain to return stuff so I decided to keep it an order another 2'4" x 6'11" .I bet you can't guess what happened... I received another 8'6" by 6'11". At this point I will probably return both as I already have a lightweight, higher quality tarp of a similar size and didn't need one let alone two 8'6" by 6'11" tarps and buy the MSR footprint. Overall wasted a bunch of my time. I like Geertop and what they are trying to do but this experience has been disappointing.Product itself seems decent as a groundsheet/footprint, somewhat limited as a shelter due to the lack of tie outs, Geertop should make a version with more tie outs. Not sure you could find a lighter weight tarp of similar size and price.Advice to Geertop, add more tie outs to the larger tarps so they have more utility and get your products set up so the customer receives what they order.

When this lightweight tarp arrived I was so disappointed I had recently spent nearly 4x what I did on this for a groundsheet to match my BA tent. The material is lightweight and it appeared well constructed.We used it 1 time at a concert which was awesome because it fit in my pocket and then we tossed it out for a place to sit when we found our spot.The second time I used it was on grass on some mountain property. I staked off all 4 corners to serve as a ground sheet behind our SUV (and underneath the tailgate) since the grass was covered in dew. Around lunch time I realized that the tarp was flapping in the wind and I thought it had come unhooked from the stake but I walked over and the loop had ripped off and separated from the tarp itself.So now the tarp i largely useless unless you want to put a weight on the corner that is ripped.Two uses and its broken? Not a very good tarp.