KALINCO Waterproof Camping Tarp Tent Hammock Rain Fly, 10X10FT/10X15FT, Mutifunctional Tent Footprint Lightweight Tarp for Camping, Hiking and Survival Shelter

This tarp saved our tails while camping, pop up rain storm turn into two days of heavy rain and wind. This tarp help up fantastic through it all. The heavy duty anchor loops never broke and I had a lot of tension on them plus the wind. It’s not too thick but definitely not an ultra lightweight tarp either. I got the largest one also covered my tent and was able to keep it high enough to keep my fire from getting wet. Easy to set up and tough. Definitely recommend

Excellent tarp. Light weight yet strong. Good quality materials used in the construction. It has four tie down loops per side and four down the center. It’s a good value for the price

I was intrigued by this tarp, mainly due to it having 19 guy loops. I haven't seen this too often on these inexpensive tarps. My other tarp is an Aquaquest 7x10. I like that tarp a lot, but some of my favorite configurations require a square tarp. I bought a 10x10, coffee-colored. On my digital scale, this tarp in its bag weighs 1.8 lbs. That's pretty light. I don't understand the reviews mentioning that it's on the heavy side, but whatever. My Aquaquest weighs the same. Construction looks good. Re-enforced corners and guy loops, double-stitching, etc. I did notice a missed stitch or two on each guy loop re-enforcement. The holes are there, but there's no stitching. To me, this is no big deal. It's a $28 tarp. I can easily run a stitch or two myself to remedy that issue, but I don't see this "defect" as having much effect on durability of the tarp. The center seam is taped and appears to have been well-applied. The double-stitch is covered the entire length of the tarp. The bag is nice...plenty of room for the tarp, stakes and lines. The lines are junk. I use paracord or bankline. The supplied lines would be ok for a clothesline in camp, learning knots or some other non-essential use. The aluminum stakes are nothing special, but should be functional in soft ground. I don't use them. The PU coating is rated at 3000mm. If true, this tarp should stand up to any rain that nature can throw at it. I took this tarp out camping last week and pitched it in a plow-point configuration in a steady, moderate to heavy rain. My dog and I stayed dry inside while watching the rain run down and off the tarp. No leaking at the center seam noted. To wrap-up...time will tell how well this tarp holds up. For the price, I don't think you could go wrong, especially if you're new to tarp camping and want to check it out. With 19 guy loops, you'll have many configurations to experiment with.

If you want to get started tarp camping, this is a great one to try. It weighs 869g. The stakes are 15g each and the guy lines are 16g each. I've switched to one half the weight and 3 times the price, but only after using this one long enough to know I love the style. 10x10 is a great size. It gives you many configuration options including a roomy setup for severe storms. I've used it in all kinds of weather. It's tough, the stakes are pretty descent for rocky soil, and there are enough guy lines. I would personally take 2 more stakes. 8 gives you more options than 6. It is on the heavy side for tarp camping but is lighter than most tents and hammocks. I use a tyvek ground cloth with it. Since I backpack with a dog, I don't have to worry about a floor this way. We also don't get flooded by water building up in a bathtub floor tent in bad storms. When we get back, I spend a couple days flipping over to get it dry, but my gear is all dry except minor condensation.

Extremely pleased. I camped in cold weather, including wind and rain and this helped protect from all of it. What I like most is being able to thread line through the top tethers. Easy to put up, even in windy conditions. I wish I gotten a slightly larger version because with the sides down this just covered my 2p tent, but I’m still very happy.

I have 2 of these. Same size and color. Outstanding tarps for the money. This year elk camp we had a day and night where it was to gust up to 30. Not sure if it made it there but I know it was over 20. Tarp tie out points have held up awesome. 5 per side and 3 more on the ends not counting the corners which I already counted. The heavier triangle areas that are sewn on along with the nylon loops are holding up great. No sign of stretching or damage. 2 years ago I had a lovely storm hit the 2nd day of elk season. Winds were up to 50 and I believe that. They held up to that but my Hikeman tarp poles, friction lock, would not start extended. Go figure. The tarps survived that although I did go out and pull everything as everything was falling over or trying to fly to Kansas. Umm, I'm in Oregon. Anyways, I 1000% recommend these tarps. But they do collect pitch drippings. That's the downside of them. Not self cleaning.

10x10 very nice well thought tarp, many loop holes all in the right spot Very sturdy ,wind and water proof easy to use . Over al well worth the money spent.

compact lightweight and useful. way better than a tarp. its quiet and keeps you dry

Love this, have used it to cover my tent In heavy rain and just as a cover when camping. Recommend

We used this tarp during a four-day canoe trip in Algonquin Park, and it was one of the best-performing pieces of equipment we brought. Combined with our ridgeline system, it was straightforward to set up and provided plenty of covered communal space for our group of six. The tarp felt durable, offered good coverage and was still practical to carry on a backcountry trip. It worked exactly as we hoped and will definitely be coming with us again. I would recommend it for canoe camping or anyone looking to create a comfortable shared area at camp.

Used this tarp on a rainy 2 day camping trip. Set it up over the picnic table as an outdoor shelter. It was waterproof and held up in moderate winds no problem. I like that it has extra tie off points in the Center. The guy lines were a bonus and are a good length and quality. The stakes are aluminum so lightweight but will bend easy in hard ground or rocky ground. The overall size and weight was very good for the price point. The get something better I feel you would have to pay a substantially higher price. Overall I got more than a $40 value in just the 2 nights I used it.

A really good tarp. Slightly heavy , especially the ropes. I replaced the ropes with lighter paracord and I really like the tarp. It's holding up quite well

Well designed and well made. Light yet strong. Very strongly reinforced attachment points. Highly recommend.