Vigor Hammock Rain Fly, Waterproof Tent Tarp Lightweight 10x10ft Rip-Stop Camping Shelter, Picnic Mat for Hiking, Camping, Picnic - Resist UVA/UVB, Include 6 Guy Lines, 6 Tensioners, 4 Stakes

Used this lightweight tarp for an overnight motorcycle camp out. It shed the light rain very nicely and was the perfect size to cover the cycle and still give me space for cooking, lounging. As with all tarps, once weighted with the rain, you need to go around and tighten the guy ropes to remove sag. I use a extra para-cord to carry the weight of the ridge line of the tarp, as we were taught at our Philmont Scouting High Adventure. As seen in the photo, I used a hiking pole and my windshield for anchor my ridge line. I never rely on any grommet to hold and carry that weight, especially if any wind is blowing. I really like the packed size, the guy cords and the stakes. However, I have found that getting everything, tarp, stakes and supplied guy lines back into the original bag after use is very difficult. I think the tarp manufacturer planned on this eventuality and provides a separate small pouch to hold the stakes and the guy lines. I actually prefer this system, as I prefer to keep sharp pointed objects away from my tarp. I just tie the two draw cords of the two pouches together so they do not get separated, Perfect price/value and quality for my needs.

After two weekends, one with a severe rainstorm, my rainfly has held up very well. It works with my eno doublenest. I'm still unsure as to why they provided 2 of the longer guyline ropes, but I found it worked best to cut one of them in half and tie through the rivet at each end to the respective tree to prevent the tarp ends from sliding inward toward each other. It kept it nice and taught, everything remained bone dry.It also doesn't get too hot during the morning hours-it provides enough shade to stay comfortable when the sun is right on you.

This was the best-priced version of this product I could find under a reputable seller. The type of material and design of the fly is seems to be literally identical to many others I've found. It is a fairly lightweight waterproof rainfly of decent quality. If you use it in a diamond/diagonal layout, it functions great as a rainfly for a hammock as well. It has metal grommet rings around the edges, and a semi-reflective side of the material. It includes plenty of rope for setup as well. Mine got a small rip the first time I used it, but it was more due to a issue of a rock hitting it during heavy winds than an issue with the product quality. I am pleased with my purchase, between a lightweight hammock and this fly it made for a great sleep & shelter setup for less than 3 pounds during my backpacking trip.

This rain fly is spectacular! I've been on the lookout for one for a while and just wasn't having much luck finding one that was affordable and quality. Well, I'm happy to say my search is over. This rain fly is extremely well made, very durable, and has all the parts you need for an easy setup. I really appreciate the instructions that came with it too. I have an ENO I set it up with, and it could literally not be any more perfect. I'm going to be going backpacking in the north Georgia mountains this weekend with it, so I will update once I experience it out on the trail.

Hi, the tarp is very nice and is probably great for hanging over a hammock, but we bought it to use under a 10x10 tent, and it did not work for this purpose. Even though advertised as 10x10, it was actually about 9'3"x9'8" and not rectangular, as the sides narrow toward the center. Just wanted to let future buyers know that it's not a good choice for an undertarp for a 10x10 tent.

We used this cover twice while on a week long road trip. Once when it was raining and once to create shade over a picnic table in direct sun. It worked great and seems durable, though the rain was a light sprinkle and not an all out thunderstorm. It came with many ropes to help give the right length you need! The hardest part was getting the right alignment with the trees to tie it up! But that is out of ones hands and I would highly recommend this cover.

This may be okay for some purposes and the material appears satisfactory. However, I wanted a true square 10' x 10' piece of material as it was advertised. This is just under 10' at the corners and shrinks to nearly 8' wide in the center. Don't buy this if you need a true square 10' x 10' piece of material.

Finally got to try this thing out yesterday and the grommets are already ripping away from the tarp...if you're looking for durability, this is definitely not the product for you...working on a refund now...will spend more money for a more RELIABLE and DURABLE product...hope this helps someone who's thinking about buying this tarpUpdate:I contact the company and was sent a replacement with "reinforced tie outs" instead of just the grommets...I've used it once and it held up fairly well...bumped my rating to 3 because the replacement I was sent was not the original color I ordered and because I had to get a replacement in the first place...will use and abuse this tarp til it rips...we'll see how long it lasts...then I'll buy a higher quality tarp...I'll admit one thing about my whole experience with this tarp; the customer service was quick, polite, and on point so thank you Vigor, for your awesome response