Tent Footprint

Love it'd multiple uses. Can be a tsrp tent or a footprint. Only you imagination and terrain limit you.

Works well good product

I use this for an awning on my van. Not it's intended use, but works fine. This does not block UV, which I suppose would not be expected from a ground sheet. So I'll give it 5 stars

I still plan on using this with the hammock hot tent. i was expecting an entire floor size for the hammock hot tent, but it's just half the floor. As I think about it, that's fine for me because I'll not want to put the titanium stove on top of this because a small spark or even just heat transfer would melt it straight away. So what started as a disapointment I believe has turned out to be an advantage.It probably fits nicely on other model tents.

Bought this item, as an addition to have in my day hike pack. I wanted something waterproof and light enough to have in my day hike pac. Wanted something light weight, that packed small to use for emergency cover during rainstorms. This fits the bill perfectly. The waterproofing has already been out through the test and is completely dry. Stows away in my pack perfectly. Would buy again, and I recommend this product.

No substitute for this. Nothing else will do as well.

I am very, very much not using this as intended. While I can sew, my skill level is very basic. I wanted material that looked similar to my awning/truck and I wanted something better than the ugly blue plastic tarp to enclose the end of my camp awning.So I present to you a unique use of this tent ground cover. I took the material and cut, shaped, trimmed and sewn it to custom fit my setup. I maybe could have gone with raw material, but I liked the idea of having at least some finished edges for the project. And the size was perfect. I have to say I am really happy with it. I have used it in rain a few times and the material does not leak at all.

I just ordered two more of these inexpensive, light weight, easy to fold tarps. The first one I am using as an easy to mount (to my Honda Element roof rack) awning. I lashed an eight-foot plastic garden pole to my roof rack and then used prussik knots and wooden toggles to attach this very light weight (81"x 65") tarp to the pole. Two more (six-foot) plastic garden poles with cordage and aluminum tent pegs, to be used as guy wires, completes the set up.The extra two tarps will be added to my "go bags"/hiking back packs.