DD Hammocks SuperLight Tarp

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The first tarp had surface damage, I returned it and got a new one. Haven't tested it yet, but on the surface it seems good. The packaging bag could be bigger.

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Perfect for Bikepack equipment. Small, light and big enough to protect the ripper

The tarp itself was 496 g according to my scale; the tarp bag was 11 g, 4 pegs were 9 g total, the bag for the pegs and guylines was also 9 g, and 4 guylines were 24 g, so 549 g for the whole set. I switched the original guylines out for 550 paracord. I have had it out on one camping trip, and it works well; I could almost entirely close the sides and still have enough room to sleep a bit diagonally and fit my gear under the tarp. The 19 connection points give a lot of options for different pitches. I hope it lasts me a long time; from initial inspection, it seems to be a quality product. The tarp doesn't fit too easily into the stuff sack, but that is the only downside I have spotted so far.

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Based on one use, an excellent addition to camping. Easy to set up as an additional rain cover and tent vestibule to increase comfort. Fits into a small space when packed, and doesn't weigh much. I changed the strings to reflective ones so that you don't trip in the dark.

5/5

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Rainy day savior. Great performance for the weight. Tap over; under the tent/slats/rope and the rain doesn't hurt. Nothing gets wet.

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A surprisingly durable tarp, packs into a nice small space

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Light and great travel essentials.

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Light flexible tarp, the pack bag is just a little too small

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Compact and lightweight tarp