JAICOM Waterproof Camping Tarp - 10X10ft Hammock Rain Fly, Ultralight & Portable & UV Protection Backpacking Tarp, Multifunctional for Outdoor Adventure, Hiking, Tent, Hammock

I was pleasantly surprised by how well this tarp performed. It’s lightweight enough to pack without adding bulk but still feels sturdy once it’s set up. The 10x10 size gives plenty of coverage whether you’re using it over a hammock, tent, or as a simple rain shelter. I tested it during a light rain and everything underneath stayed completely dry. The material handles water really well — no leaking, no sagging. It also blocks the sun nicely when used as shade during the day. Setup is easy, and the included ropes and stakes do the job. I like that it folds down compactly so it’s easy to store in my backpack. Pros: • Excellent waterproofing • Lightweight and packs down small • Large coverage area • Works for hammocks, tents, or just general shelter • Good UV protection Cons: • Stakes aren’t the strongest, but they work in normal soil Overall, it’s a great tarp for camping, hiking, or emergency shelter. Very good quality for the price — I’ll definitely keep it in my kit for every trip. ⛺️🌧️🌲

Awesome tarp! Just the size and durability I was hoping for when I ordered it. It's got some weight to it so not quite there for ultralight hikers or campers, but if you don't mind all that and just need a solid tarp, this one is it. The color is nice, the stitching and seams and eyelets are nice. Held up against rain and hot sun, I hope to keep getting great use out of it!

Really like this tarp. Very versatile and lightweight. Comes with plenty of guy lines. Stakes are good quality. I use this tarp every time I go camping or hiking. I got the 10x13 and with a couple tarp poles this makes a great canopy or shade cover.

I bought the largest size of this tarp to use as a tent footprint for an older, basic model, large (16 x 10.5 ft) 6-person tent. Took lots of pictures, from opening the box, to first use. Pros: It is very lightweight, even for its enormous size. Very easy to fold and to put back into the carrying sack. It is also waterproof, despite how thin the fabric is. I used it on the ground as a tent footprint, and it had rained the two days prior to our arrival, so the ground was pretty wet. You can see in the pictures as we stored the tarp back after our stay…the top of the tarp that touched the bottom of the tent was dry, while you can see moisture contained to the underside of the tarp. It did not pass through. It also has lots of tie-outs, which doesn’t matter as much for me as a footprint, but matters for its intended use (I may try it out suspended over my car during bad weather to further test waterproofness). Cons: the first thing that annoyed me is how the product arrived (see the second half of the pictures). Not neatly in the carrying sack, but scrunched up in a huge ball of fabric out of the sack, in a plastic bag that was torn. Clearly a previous return. I carefully inspected it though, and it was fully intact. The smaller pouch with stakes and cords was lying at the bottom of the plastic bag inside the shipping box. The stakes are very lightweight, but kind of terrible. When staking out the footprint, they would only go into soft soil. A lot of force was required to barely get them down into packed soil. I haven’t used the cords but they look like the basic kind.

This tarp is heavier than your average ultralight tarps mostly because of all the very nice attachment points, most of which have brass grommets. That adds up. You will have to spend more than twice as much on a tarp if you want to lose a pound. The 4mm lines have a heft to them also. Good lines for home but I can shave some ounces with different lines. Im probably getting better stakes too. These alloy stakes could be more headache than they are worth. I need at least 2 good stakes i can count on. Actual weight for the 10x13 tarp and supplies is 2.67 pounds. I checked 6 times on 2 different scales. All measurements were within a couple grams of each other. They say 2.4 pounds so I'm guessing they didn't include 4 ounces of something. Or bad scales. Tarp is 968 grams +/- 4 grams Tarp bag and line/stake bag weight 30 grams 6 Stakes weight 71 grams (11-12 grams each) yup varying weights. Nbd. 2 Ridge and 6 Guylines weight 145 grams total. Maybe down the road I’ll splurge on that 1 pound $100+ tarp but this will be just great for now. Especially because of all the attachment points. Im sold on those. It doesnt smell bad, and it doesn't feel cheap.

Used this over the eclipse weekend. Went camping set it up has tons of loops to tie up to, well stitched as well first time I had this type of tarp. But it was a good price I believe i got it with a discount so that's was great. 🙂 I'll continue to test it untill it falls apart lol I got it because they pronosticated a heavy thunderstorm for the day of eclipse luckily we were gone before the water but I feel confident it would have kept me dry. Not the best way to set them but there was tons of poison ivy everywhere so I opted for not climbing the trees to much. Saw a guy that had an amazing set up with a 20x20 so I'll look to see if this company offers something like that as well

There are a lot of light weight and ultra light camping tarps available at a wide range of prices. Silnylon is not an expensive material and some charge crazy prices due to "brand name". This one is functional, seams are sealed, has plenty of points to tie guy lines...and surprisingly came with cord and stakes. I've used it enough to really recommend it. I've taken it hiking to have a quick shade/shelter when stopping for lunch when there weren't any trees. Camping to create a dry eating and cooking area when it dumped rain for 2 days straight. And in the backyard for shade when having people over.

On the ONE HAND, it's super flexible, on the other hand, questioning its durablity. Also the straps only have grommets/eyelets at the CORNERS and mid seam. Everything else are loops. Very well sewn and reinforced. With a clear RUBBERIZED bottom side, which again, leads me to wonder how well that will last. It's not super expensive, but it's not super cheap either. As a RAIN FLY this is great, Don't really need the durability there. As a ground cover... HMM dubious. I don't hate it. I'll keep it and the Tarp. I think the tarp is a better option for ground coverage since it's 14MIL, this is barely 4MIL. OTHER THAN THAT, good Rainfly, meh ground tarp. Also wished each strap had the option for eyelets and loop. Not just the four Corners and two middle. The one nice thing is, I just pulled it all out and tried to see how annoying it would be to put back in its carrying sack. Answer, not that bad. Thanks to its cloth like nature, you can fold it like a king sized sheet. Trying to roll it back up is a nightmare, but folding it in half and in half and in half, etc; it was able to be folded small enough to go back into the sack it came in. WHICH IS NOT SOMETHING A LOT OF THESE THINGS CAN ACHIEVE. I'll try it out in two weeks on sandy ground with a lot of thorny thistle.

Súper funcional, el primer día que lo utilice en el bosque llovió muy fuerte, y el producto súper impermeable, dude un poco por la calidad al tacto, pero no me decepcionó una vez que ví los resultados, la recomiendo ampliamente

Hay que tener cuidado porque con cualquier jalón se rompe, es muy amplia