DD HAMMOCKSDD Tarp 3x3 - Olive Green: 10ft x 10ft

Ultra lightweight compared to similar products. Versatile from using as a hammock to making a lean to. I purchased two; one for a hammock and the other one as a cover over the hammock. Now looking for a mesh screen like product for keeping mosquitoes at bay. Once I have this last product it will be better for a good nights sleep. If making a Leanto would recommend an inexpensive but effective ground cover. Picked up a cheap tarp at harbor freight that makes a decent ground cover. Recommend buying some strong well made tent pegs . Avoid cheap pegs. Remember, you get what you pay for. Used paracord for guy lines once again using strong tent pegs. Good camping and good product in either basic camping or in a survival situation.

The best. Ten years now, still using it. Sturdy.Buy it, gift it, recommend it.

The most well-designed tarp I've owned. Strong, easily covers a large picnic table, and the multitude of tie down points make it easy to use in all sorts of asymmetrical applications. Less than two pounds. I wish I'd bought the larger one right off, but I'll buy that one as well. Very satisfied. This tarp and a pair of "Green Elephant Poles" make a great combo.

Just got it today. Checked it out and it already looks well made with reinforced corners. Let me say that customer service with ddhammocks has been top notch! Anytime I have a question about my hammock they get back to me the same day if not the very next morning. Great company to go too!

This tarp is built like a tank! It is very rugged. I used it backpacking as my top tarp with a ground cloth in cold weather. This kept the snow out of my sleeping area and kept the condensate from my breath off of me and my gear. I did have to shake the ice from the condensate off of it before packing it up.Nice thing about the square tarp is there are so many pitches. You can find something for any weather or climate.This is heavier than an ultra light tarp but is much more rugged. It's worth the extra weigh. Also, its small enough to fit into a day pack.

It’s lighter and more versatile than a tent but heavier than some tarp options. In my mind, this is worth it. The added weight comes from the added surface area— 10x10 is big enough for a whole lot of camp options. This tarp is unbelievably versatile, before this I had a cheap $10 poly tarp that was the same size but considerably stiffer and heavier. This is lighter, more flexible, has more points for lashings, and is considerably more durable. I would recommend it to anyone who wants to get more serious about bushcraft, though for beginners I would tell you to get the $10 tarp and earn your stripes first, I see no point in spending a bunch of money on a hobby before you even know if you like it or not.

Great color selection and weight, heavy duty construction, and good reinforcement at all the tie points. There are just a few quality of life issues that keep this tarp from getting 5 stars.1. No grommets! You can see in one of the photos I installed some myself. We aren't always blessed enough to camp near suitable trees and when you need to use poles, the tarp lacks suitable attachment points.2. The included guy line is pretty short, maybe 7-8 feet each? I have plenty of paracord to use, most of us do, but it would be nice if the included lines were maybe 1-2 feet longer so I didn't have to supply my own. You can always bundle up extra cord, but you can't add more to one that's too short.3. Stake/cord bag color. The tarp is exactly the same color as the little bag for the stakes and cord, at least with the olive drab one. I'm sure it seemed like a good idea during the design phase but in reality it's not great as you loose sight of the bag entirely if you toss it onto the tarp when setting up or taking down. Making the bag a different color would be an awesome change.

Not meant for ultralight backpacking ( too heavy). If you don't have to carry it too far; this thing is about the best you will ever find. High quality, waterproof, plenty of room (~10 ft X 10 ft). built to take the abuse I give my gear.