REDCAMP Ultralight Tent Footprint, 87â€Âx55-95†PU 2000 Waterproof Camping tarp with Drawstring Carrying Bag for Ground Camping Hiking (55"x87" UL Black)

When it comes to camping, a reliable tent footprint is essential for keeping your tent dry and extending its lifespan. The REDCAMP Ultralight Tent Footprint with PU 2000 waterproofing has proven to be an exceptional addition to my camping gear. Here’s my detailed review of this product.Performance and DurabilityDuring a recent camping trip, we experienced heavy rain, and the REDCAMP footprint was a lifesaver. It prevented any water from seeping through the bottom of the tent, effectively acting as a moisture barrier. This high level of waterproofing (PU 2000) ensured that our tent interior stayed completely dry throughout the night.### Portability and Ease of UseOne of the standout features of the REDCAMP footprint is its portability. It’s incredibly lightweight, which makes it easy to carry along on hikes without adding significant weight to your backpack. Packing it back into the provided pouch is a breeze, thanks to its compact and flexible design. This convenience is perfect for campers who prioritize both space and weight.### RecommendationI highly recommend the REDCAMP Ultralight Tent Footprint to anyone in need of a reliable, waterproof tent tarp. Its performance in wet conditions, coupled with its lightweight and easy-to-pack nature, makes it an essential piece of camping equipment. Whether you’re facing heavy rain or just looking to protect your tent from ground moisture, this footprint is a valuable investment for any outdoor adventure.### Pros- **Highly Waterproof:** PU 2000 rating ensures excellent water resistance.- **Lightweight and Portable:** Easy to carry and pack into the provided pouch.- **Effective Moisture Barrier:** Keeps tent interior dry even in heavy rain.### Cons- **None Notable:** Performs exceptionally well in all tested conditions.### ConclusionThe REDCAMP Ultralight Tent Footprint, PU 2000 Waterproof Camping Tent Tarp, stands out as a top-notch camping accessory. Its ability to keep water out and its ease of use make it a must-have for any camping enthusiast. Don’t let your next camping trip be ruined by unexpected rain—invest in this footprint and enjoy dry, comfortable nights in your tent.

PNW tested! I used this as an extra layer of protection under my tent and it worked perfectly through about 36 hours of rain. It’s thin and lightweight, but still felt durable, and the coverage was exactly what I needed. The tie-outs make it easy to secure and it packs down small enough that I barely notice it in my backpack. You could easily use it as a footprint, tarp, or extra rain protection around camp. Simple, versatile, and worth it. Anything that helps keep my $300 down sleeping bag DRY gets 5 stars from me lol.

I have a small 2-person tent, and as someone who has led camping and backpacking trips for years, I know the risk of not using a tarp or footprint with a tent. I headed off on a trip that was supposed to be sunny and warm and ended up rainy. I was really glad I had this footprint with me.This was the perfect size for my Bear Grylls easy-up 2-person tent (see photo—I didn’t think to snap one of just the footprint as it was getting dark when I was setting up).When sizing a tarp or footprint, you want it to be slightly smaller than the tent’s floor, to avoid it channeling water between it and the tent, and this was right on point. I thought I would have to tuck it slightly but didn’t. Super happy to say no water got into my tent via the floor.This is a good quality item; it’s evident which side is down (shiny side), the stitching is solid, the corners are suitable for staking and the whole thing folds up super small and goes right back into its pouch. After multiple days of rain, I cleaned it off, wiped it with a cloth, let it dry in the sun and it looks great. I expect to get several seasons from this and it’s worth the money to keep my tent dry and the bottom of the tent from getting degraded by rough ground. Overall, I didn’t see a difference between this and an expensive name brand.

Worked well for a ground cloth and rain protection.

Quilty product and very light for hiking/backpacking