Hamaca Reglabil Sling Whoopie - Pere

This tarp comes with everything you need and is so versatile. Either open everything up and have a huge cover in the sun or the rain, or close it up and have a lot of privacy. Just did a test set up, and can’t wait to go serious camping. Lot to learn about guying out, and will test in Florida storms and gusty winds.
Great tarp with tons of options!

J'ai acheter se hamac, et je suis agréablement surpris de sa qualité !
La matière est très agréable au touché et très solide.
Le hamac est très confortable et spacieux. Le rapport qualité prix est vraiment imbattable.
Je recommande fortement.

I really love the tarp, only downside on it are the pegs that follow with don't last long. Since companiea usually don't give you any when you buy a new tarp anyways then I can't really complain 😅, love the shock cords, the many ways you can put it up, easy to neatly store away the extra cord and if you're new to the tarp game andhaven't learned many knots yet, don't worry, with this tarp you won't need it! If you have trouble finding outwhere everything goes etc on the tarp search for Shug on youtube he goes unto this tarp in details and will show you the ropes, awesome hammock guy!

happy with my purchase, tested at 5 Celsius without any problems, for intensive use I doubt the elastic cords will do the job longtime...

Excellent light weight shelter, That’s configured to a ready made lean to, loads of space.

Bought the whole setup, top quilt, under quilt, tarp, sleeve for hammock and tarp, the hammock itself, peak shelf, organizer, really everything for a comfy tour.
My wife is claustrophobic in hammocks, had to buy one for her as well now, were sleeping with the spreader bar on the same trees, just gazing at the night sky.
Really good quality, and great customer support too!

Amazing product for that price and the extra features, makes it more interesting

Well made, no leaves, handled 40+ mph winds like a pro.

Only thing I wish is for a larger size so there is more shade in porch mode.

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Awesome light weight tent I have a review video on YouTube channel Scottish wanderer I have not used it in rain yet but for the money I think it's a bargain you can't go wrong

Easy setup, good size for me at 5’10”. It fits well with my solitary cape shelter for an ultralight one men tent. This inner tent has a good quality of material and workmanship. Thank you for the great product.

I absolutely love this set up it’s so easy and lightweight it’s been so nice going to the woods for a couple of hours to relax and read a book and have a little sleep I can’t wait to sleep outside I forgot to bring my sleeping bag so next week I’m hitting the woods

I was looking for a large tarp to use with my 12' Onewind zipper hammock. I wanted one with doors for extra privacy and shelter for wind and rain. This is the one! It's super 👌🏻

Ive been using this tarp for the past few weeks as my primary shelter. Despite 4 days of continuous rain, it's kept my hammock dry. Being nylon, it does sag a little after getting soaked but thats to be expected. The design allows the ends to be closed off for prova8when camping at public campgrounds as well as when the direction of the rains change. The only improvement would be to add a few snaps to the ends to help better close them up

Onewind has a winner here. I was sent this after finding that a similar product was far too small for recreational camping and emergency bug-out purposes. The size of this is perfect for 1 average to large size occupant and a large pack/rucksack. Im 5'8", 245, and there's plenty of room to stretch out & relax, go through kit, etc.. Great head room. The bottom tub walls are higher than most tents on the market which is paramount when deploying in less than ideal locations, with varying weather. The material is quite good, and when used with ground sheet/footprint should hold up very well. The mosquito/bug netting is first rate, as are the zippers. Smooth, one handed opening/closing. No snags. I deployed the inner tent using two trekking poles, and a simple 10' x 10' tarp as a cover/rainfly. Could also be suspended between trees on a ridgeline. It folds & rolls up very compact and both it & the tarp fit in a "tactical" pack. The only additions I'd make would be a grommet on the end suspension straps, and tie out/stake outs on the center sides. I'd like to see Onewind offer this as a complete set (with tarp/rainfly & optional ground sheet). This is a perfect shelter kit for camping, bushcraft, bug-out.