Kelty Noah’s Tarp Sun Shelter and Multi-Use Awning Rainfly, Portable Canopy UV Protection, Waterproof + Durable, 3 Sizes for Customized Pitch

great durable tarp with many loops, features, wind resistant and great stability.

Well made tarp, appreciate that it has pockets for the included guy lines. We use it for a sunshade because we do most of our camping in Florida. I have not yet used it in rainy weather, but the heavy condensation of the morning here dries pretty quickly. The 12 foot version easily covers a picnic table area and room to spare. Loads of tie downs and configuration options. I wish it came with the poles. It will work with any sort of tarp pole or hiking poles, but I held out and got the kelty poles, which are tall and sturdy. Wish they'd bundle the whole lot together!

Used it on beach trip to N Padre Island....with special sand stakes. Tried it with two poles and four. Lots of shade. Two poles worked best in the wind. Had a small one of these for 20 years on the coast. Good product.

bought this for taking backpacking with my hammock. Needed an oversized waterproof tarp for my hammock. This fit the bill. Problem is that it does not pack down small and is heavy. I still use it as i have not found a better solution and it has had no problems.

I was on the fence for this product and love it! Packs small and easy to attach to anything for a bit of extra shade. Even on a first try it worked great. Easier with multiple people to set up.

It is as described. This is not a lightweight back packing tarp. I bought it to spare my lightweight tarp when it fit, and because I always wanted one. I’ve set it up several times, as a shelter and over a hammock. If something happens to it, I’ll get another one. I liked the storage pockets for guy lines.

Great to keep the rain and sun off. We use it with our raft oars so no poles needed. Small and packable for raft trips.

Pros: -keeps sunny spots shady without blocking all the light. -waterproofing holds up to a lot of rain so far. -easy to set up. ropes stow in the tarp. -easy to pack and fold. Cons: -can't easily be set up in a square form -works best with poles

Good quality but we needed a square shape to set up for use in front of a fire.

This thing is big enough to cover a 4 man tent and provide shelter for a table & chairs to protect from rain / sun. It’s very light weight and packs down a lot smaller than an equivalent sized tarp. In some camp sites it’s too big so it takes a little more time to adjust, fold and set up. Maybe I’ll buy the smaller version to give me easy options in the future. I use it with two adjustable tent poles and they really help with creating the slope of the tarp which is essential to stop water pooling in heavy downpours. So far it’s holding up very well!

The worst tarp I have ever owned. The tarp has stitching that runs diagonally which means that when you stretch the tarp it only can effectively be used when pitching as a triangle on each side. Said another way when you are trying to pitch this as a square. Like you would in 99% of cases you are left with sag that you can not get rid of because of how they have stitched the panels together. If I could request a refund I would.