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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.

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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

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Light, fits into a small space. The packaging bag should be bigger.

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Good need.

Lightweight and versatile. Has lasted well despite the thin fabric.

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A good basic need. Not the lightest.

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Light and durable!

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A fairly light and functional bag for camping.

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Lightweight, lovely, holds water. When wet, it does not dry instantly.

One of the best purchases I have made. Well made tarp protects from weather. The yellow looks fun, but would attract mosquitos, so I got the green color.

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A light and competent need! Keeps the rain out very well and packs into a small space. Strong recommendation!

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Seems like a good product. It is light and compact. The packing bag is also compact, which requires agitation when packing.

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A small package and a great necessity for light camping. I have used a ripper as a friend on bikepacking trips and have been satisfied.

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A product that can be packed into an unimaginably small space, definitely worth every extra euro compared to the standard need. And not only the space saving, but also the weight, but the space saving of the ring was the biggest selling point for me. Of course, not two words about practicality, full five stars!

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A good need and packs into a really small space. Just right with the wedges too. You may have to add a few strings yourself. It's good enough even over a raincoat for rainy days. In a few years, I managed to get one small hole here, but it hasn't grown either (at least not yet).

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Good quality. According to weighing, heavier than on the product card.

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The tarp is very high quality and good. I personally like to put a rope between the trees on which the tarp can be hung, this rope had to be bought separately

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Been on the ripper for a few nights and it works! Light and packable in a really small space.

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+ weight, the material seems durable, the wedges are included - size may be too small depending on the need for use, the packaging bag could be bigger

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Haven't gotten to actually use it yet, but it's small and light to carry.

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High-quality tack

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Good and light, packs into a small space.

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A functional strap, but the packaging bag could be a little more spacious.

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Very good roof fabric. Lightness and packing into a small space is the number one thing when you carry a lot of stuff and travel long distances. I bought the product several years ago, it has withstood the winds and rains well, although due to its lightness I was prepared for a shorter service life than with thick fabrics.

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Fits into a small space and is easy to assemble.

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It is light and can be packed into a small space. Easy to carry on a trip in a backpack. It has been used quite a bit, so it's hard to say about the durability yet.

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Light, small and easy to hang👍🏼

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Light but big enough. The attached lanyards are not enough and I recommend buying more lanyards

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Significantly smaller and lighter than the basic need from DD. Thrown a couple of trips with this and used it both with the hammock on and with the bow and it has worked well. Clearly thinner material than the norm, but so far it seems to be able to withstand use.

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Great porch fabric. Light, good size and lots of attachment points. The reinforced attachment points are believable. It seems to withstand traction and abrasion. Goes into a small space. It needs a couple of longer fastening strings and a thicker brush string, after that it bends to anything. No complaints.

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Big and light, can be attached in many styles. Worked perfectly in wind and rain.

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We bought an old cheap tarp tent as a rain cover for the hike. The tarpi was used for two nights and worked very well. Of course, there were some difficulties with the entrance of the tent, when we couldn't get the front edge of the tarp attached anywhere high, and on another windy night, it banged in the wind quite a bit when we only went with the wedges and strings that came in the package. But he did his job and didn't need to invest in any expensive tent for this emergency. The tarp was light and dried quickly.

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High-quality and compact in a small space.

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Ticket To The moon for a bigger hammock, this is too small unless you put it in a diamond shape. Too bad the seller didn't know how to say this. I also wished that more than four wedges had been included. Otherwise, a very good and light strap, used a few times.

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A good and light rope, as long as you remember to take the rope with you.

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More flexible and thinner material than in the same product I bought before. Works well, packs easily into its own bag.

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Good and light.

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Super light and packable in a small space. You also need a brush string if you use it with a hammock.

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Top quality, light and easy to set up as long as you have developed a suitable rope system.

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to do his job could be a little bigger, of course.

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A light strong feel. You need to get more lashings yourself otherwise otherwise good

Easy to carry ~

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Excellent, has served well.

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Small packing protection for excursions.

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Slightly heavy and stretches unnecessarily much. I later switched to a DCF cartridge.

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I’m sooo happy that I chose this light version instead of the usual. Packed in a small space anywhere and anytime. Really effortless to deal with.

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A working tarper

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Easy to carry with you, anywhere. Tarppi is suitable as a quick break cover, etc.

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Good light weight and packs well back in its own bag.

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Lightweight and easy to install. In the package suitably ropes included.

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Drive your business and have a light drive with your backpack. Worth the price.

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Easy to use and light. Although I can no longer put the tarpaulin in my own bag, the defect may be more in the packer than in the product.

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Light and kept the water away even in the downpour. The downside is that it travels really far with the wind.

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Very light, durable when used, versatile

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Light and compact tarpaulin.

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Good product

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Light tarper. I put the DD 3x3 in circulation purely because of its weight.

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A compact, very light and handy sized tarper.

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Really good, light and practical. Adequate attachment points.

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Advocate and good crank. Ite bought a little orc storage bag with a bigger dry bag for this because it is really hard to get a scythe back in its original bag once it has been taken out of there. But otherwise the product itself is doing well. Keeps water and wind. It is still worth investing in another dry bag, etc. Before leaving for the first time to spend this week: D

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One trip was not used. Good light and easy to put on. It even packs back into its own bag when it folds well.

be careful with sharp edges

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Light and time to the right size bite, which I have now used a few times. The included strings and wedges have also worked well in my opinion. I was wondering about the asymmetrical dimensions of the gap (2.9 x 3.0 m), but it hasn’t really bothered me anywhere. I have also hits the diamond-form (the brush string from corner to corner), and I have not noticed asymmetry.

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Packed in a small space and is light. Do not let water get through even in heavy rain. It is advisable to tie the corner cords yourself better before use. It needs to be cleaned and packaged really carefully if you want the diaper to fit in your own small bag after use (takes a surprising amount of time). It has extra tree huggers with carabiners to facilitate installation.

Amazing. Thanks

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A good tarpaulin, only the stacking of the storage bag dims the user experience.

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Good butt but lack of mooring rope

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Good and light tarper. Storage bag unnecessarily small for packing all parts. I recommend buying a slightly larger separate bag for storage.

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Qualified small space pack. Packing the tarp in its own bag with wedges and strings is a bit challenging.

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Excellent need. Several attachment points make the tarp really versatile and easy to adjust. The packaging bag should be a little bigger, so the tarp could fit neatly in there. For storage, I keep the need in a separate bag.

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Durable and light. Repackaging in the bag that came with the product is difficult.

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Lightweight and fits in a small space. A durable product.

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works well. is a light and small carry backpack. has withstood snow and two high wind nights as well.

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Awesome product! Goes into a small space, is light and covers a large area.

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Lightweight and functional. Packed in a really small space. I haven't tested it in practice yet.

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Great product

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Good product. There could be more fasteners, e.g. brush rope ....

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A good and light tarpaulin is enough to cover a double rabbit and packs into a small one

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Very good. The previous one has been in use for years, I bought another now for your child. Withstood a severe storm and wind, still intact. I recommend!

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Comfortable, light and easy to take with you.

Too small packback. Tarp good

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Lightweight and compact tarpaulin that has met expectations. If there is no need to file grams, you should also take a look at DD Hammocks ’more traditional needs that are more durable and therefore more carefree to use.

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A light tarper that packs into a small space. It's hard to fit in your own packing bag so it's one star away. Water resistance has not yet been tested.

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Seems good. Light and functional cabinet.

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Lightweight and versatile tarpaulin. The sales package was astonishingly small, but I couldn't get that bag back in the bag anymore. The price of lightness is the weakness of the material, already on the first trip the fabric became torn without even noticing where. On the other hand, the tarpa performed very well in strong winds and rain. Ultra light is good for the exact gram filer hiker who knows how to handle his camels gently.

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Goes into a very small space and is light. More strings could have come along.

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Really light, but durable, with enough loops at the edges, has so far been enough to protect the hanger during the summer. Comes with four wedges and strings.

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Lightweight and space-saving protection.

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Always on a backpack on the go. When the rain suddenly strikes, the heap is piled up on hiking poles. The wedges and string in the set are pretty ridiculous. But luckily they can be obtained separately;) the packaging bag is helplessly too small.

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The lightweight and compact space works great for more fast-paced hikes. This will not reduce the accommodation much.

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The best €100 investment. Heavy rain surprised me on the trip, suddenly the tent was up, the tent down and the tent up. Nothing got wet. The tent stayed dry and I was able to put food and change into dry clothes under the tarp. Wedges and strings are bad, but when you change them to decent ones, it's the best value you can get for the money.

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Very good by the way, but comes with only four short strings and sticks with hooks to tie the corners. If you want a string in the middle or something else, you have to buy them separately. As such, the unfinished product with the included strings will not make you hang over this independent. At most, stick to the same ropes as the hanger itself and that is a bit awkward accommodation when the roof is all attached to the hanger. That is, you need at least an extra string as a ridgeline / medium string.