Hammock Rain Fly Waterproof Camping Tarp 11x9 ft 26 oz Grey with Stakes & Bag
Waterproof 11 ft by 9 ft ripstop nylon tarp with taped seams, six guy lines, four aluminium stakes and a carry bag weighs 26 oz
- Blocks rain with 3000 mm PU-coated ripstop nylon
- Sets up fast with 6 guy lines and 4 aluminium stakes
- Packs to 26 oz for lightweight backpacking
- Covers 11 ft by 9 ft for hammock or tent shelter
- Includes waterproof carry bag and stake pouch
11x9 ft Waterproof Camping Tarp
This 11 ft by 9 ft ripstop nylon tarp weighs 26 ounces and is PU-coated to withstand 3000 mm of water pressure. Taped seams and reinforced stitching prevent leaks in heavy rain. It includes six 10-foot reflective guy lines, four aluminum stakes, a stake pouch, and a waterproof carry bag. The grey fabric provides UV protection for extended outdoor use.
Upgrade from Basic Ground Sheets
A simple plastic sheet offers no tie-out points and tears easily in wind. This tarp replaces that with reinforced corners, integrated guy lines, and stakes that hold on rocky or sandy ground. The jump is worth it when you need a reliable rain fly for a hammock or a freestanding shelter that stays taut overnight.
Solo Backpackers and Emergency Kits
The compact packed size and low weight suit hikers counting every ounce and preppers building a grab-and-go shelter. It covers one hammock or a small ground area with room to sit up. Groups needing a large communal canopy or families wanting standing headroom under a tarp should look at something else.
Highlights
- Blocks rain with 3000 mm PU-coated ripstop nylon
- Sets up fast with 6 guy lines and 4 aluminium stakes
- Packs to 26 oz for lightweight backpacking
- Covers 11 ft by 9 ft for hammock or tent shelter
- Includes waterproof carry bag and stake pouch
Specifications
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Questions about this item
How much ground space do the 11 ft by 9 ft dimensions need for the tarp and its six 10-foot guy lines?
The tarp itself spans 11 ft by 9 ft; each of the six guy lines extends 10 ft from the tie-out points, so allow at least that radius around the perimeter for anchoring.
Which step is most often missed when setting up the rain fly with the included aluminium stakes and reflective guy lines?
Tensioning all six 10-foot guy lines evenly after staking is the step most people skip, leaving slack that lets water pool on the PU-coated nylon.
When should the 3000 mm PU coating and taped seams be re-treated to keep the tarp waterproof?
Reapply a silicone-based seam sealer once water stops beading on the fabric — typically after heavy-use seasons or when mist penetrates the 26 oz ripstop nylon.
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