[#1 Hammock and Tent Tarp] Ultralight Hammock Rain Fly and Shelter Perfect for Waterproof Camping, Lightweight Backpacking and Portable for Travel by Serac (Red/Orange)

I am so impressed with how easy this tarp is to setup and take down. I can have my hammock and Serac tarp setup before my fellow backpackers have their tents rolled out. I was surprised at how sturdy this tarp was in the wind as well. There was no flapping noise and none of the guy lines loosened. I do agree that the stock carabiners seem chintzy, but they have not broken or failed yet. I am happy that I chose this tarp overall. My only complaint is that it is a little bit heavy, but I think it is worth it for the quality and coverage. I would not be worried if I was under this in a rainstorm. I am happy with my purchase and look forward to more trips.

This rain tarp works great! I actually used it more as a sunshade since it doesn't rain too much in California.I chose this tarp particularly bc I was looking for a tarp that wasn't too pricy. I was also pleased with these stakes as they were dull enough to not threaten the rain tarp, but sharp enough to shove into the dirt.this purchase completed my hammock setup which I've been accumulating over the years so I'm pretty happy that I've got what I need for all outdoor conditions :))

Great rain fly/shelter. Really easy set up. My only problem is that one of the ridgeline carabiners broke on my second use. I was able to rig something up but it was disappointing.

Pretty neat. I took this down to southern Utah and it was great. Easily covers my double hammock and the quick pull tensioners are really nice. No clue on durability yet because I haven't gotten to take it out much but no quality issues I could see.

I love the brand serac they make very high quality and affordable camping products that are comparable to brands like ENO and cost half the price and comes with a nice warranty.

Love the color. Not trying to disappear like with camo tarps. It is light weight and easily converts to different setups. however I have changed the hardware supplied with the tent for my personal likes. Stakes are metal a big plus and light weight.

Large enough, but tie out points could be better

Son used this on a trail in North Carolina. It was a very difficult trail and the light weight was a huge asset. It also rained non-stop and he stayed dry.