DD HAMMOCKSDD Tarp 3x3 - Coyote Brown (10ft x 10ft) - 100% Waterproof - Lightweight & Multifunctional Rainfly Tarp Tent Shelter for Camping & Travel Adventure

This tarp is awesome! Tons of anchoring loops all over. You can fold it and tie it up to make it smaller if you need, and it is very compact. I've taken it camping five times now, trying a new setup every time. It is really fun to practice the different shelters you can make with this tarp. I would recommend buying extra tent pegs/stakes with this, as well as some 550 cord. The package come with everything you need to start out, but with more pegs you can make more shelters out of it, and you need a ridgeline for a lot of setups. overall amazing product, I would buy it again and again.

I finally got my first DD tarp it looks great! And feel sturdy, didn't test yet. But i like it!

Light, Well Made, Packs Small for its Size! This is my 2nd. one, I have another in Olive Drab. Just a Note, the Color is more like a Chocolate than Coyote Brown, you should be aware of this if you Order "Coyote Brown"! Still a Well made Tarp, I'll be buying more of these as Gifts for Friends & Family!

This is the best camping tarp on the market. It can be configured in numerous ways as a tent/shelter or ground cover. A must for bushcraft or survival. D&D, an UK company, also makes excellent hammocks and other products.

Good tarp. DD is pretty much the standard in the tarp world. The waterproofing is great. Packs down tight, stuff sack is large enough to include ridge line, guy lines, and stakes. Only gripe is the unnecessary humongous tie out points but that’s an easy fix. I’d buy it again

This tarp is so multifunctional and durable that I take it almost everywhere with me from the fall to Winter months or unless I'm expecting a very heavy rainfall whenever hiking or camping the versatility with being able to put up shelters or drape it over the ridgeline of my hammock absolutely amazing However I have noticed a couple of wear and tear spots along the loops of the middle of it but that's to be expected from continuous use of a ridgeline or extreme tightness when saying of shelters.

I originally purchased a Snugpak All Weather Shelter for my bug out bag. I feel this tarp is similar in weight and built better. This tarp also has more tie out points which makes it more versatile to set up.

I really like the versatility of this tarp. I have yet to use it on an overnight trip as a shelter but after setting it up in the back yard and leaving it for several days, it has held up very well, even in high winds.