Asymmetrical Diamond Hammock Tarp
This minimalist tarp is made for basic coverage when laying
diagonally in a hammock. It has the easiest set up with just 4 tie
out loops total at the corners.
Dimensions:
Ridge Line: 11 feet long (3.35 meters)
Width: 8.5 feet wide (2.6 meters)
Short side: 66" (1.68 meters)
Long side: 103" (2.6 meters)
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Tie out loops:
4 Total at the corners.
Weight: 4.3 ounces (122 grams). Stuff sack included.
Cord, stakes, line locs etc sold separately.
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Asymmetrical Diamond Tarp (Top):

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Asymmetrical Diamond Tarp (Side):

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Standard Hammock Tarp
This tarp has good coverage for most hammocks.
Dimensions:
Ridge Line: 11 feet long (3.35 meters)
Width: 8.5 feet wide (2.6 meters)
Base Line: 7 feet long (2.1 meters)
Tie out loops:
8 Perimeter tie outs, plus 2 additional tie outs on each wall of the
tarp. (12 tie outs total).
Weight: 6.5 ounces (184 grams). Stuff sack included.
Cord, stakes, line locs etc sold separately.
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Standard Hammock Tarp, no doors, shown in leaf green color:

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Hammock Tarp with Doors
This tarp has almost the same dimensions as the standard hammock
tarp, except with integrated
doors which overlap to give 360 degree coverage.
The doors can be staked down closed, or clipped open at the center of the tarp for improved airflow when not in use.
Dimensions:
Ridge Line: 11 feet long (3.35 meters)
Total Length (including doors): 12.2 feet long (3.7 meters)
Width: 8.5 feet wide (2.6 meters)
Base Line: 6.2 feet long (1.9 meters)
Tie out loops:
1 tie out on each end of the ridgeline (2)
3 tie outs on each side (6)
1 tie out on each of the four doors (4)
2 tie outs evenly spaced on each wall (4)
1 tie out both inside and outside of the center of the ridgeline
with hooks for clipping the doors up. (2)
18 total tie outs.
Weight: 8.5 ounces (241 grams). Stuff sack included.
Cord, stakes, line locs etc sold separately.
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Hammock tarp with doors, shown in olive drab color:

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The doors can be clipped open to the top center of the tarp when
not in use:

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