REDCAMP Ultralight Tent Footprint, 87"x55" PU 2000 Waterproof Camping tarp for Ground Camping Hiking

The 87"x95" ultralight tent footprint was just delivered and I decided to open it up. As part of a pre-trip inspection, I unfolded it and spread it out on my floor. First impressions is that it "feels" very thin to use as a tent base in the wild; *think* nylon picnic table cover thin. It came folded up in a small stuff pouch with a drawstrings. It was very lightweight and I would imagine could be rolled up into an even packing dimensions.Once on the floor, I was visually satisfied that it would serve as my Tent (95"x105") footprint. For grins, I decided to measure to make sure everything would line up accordingly. I was surprised to find that the 87" was actually 86" and the 95" was 93.5". So the real world dimensions were actually 86"x94". While not a big deal and I don't plan to return, I'm a little bothered by the incorrect dimensions.Pros:- Ripstop Nylon- Lightwight- Compact- InexpensiveCons:- Real world dimensions are Smaller than advertised- Very thin material (questions about its durability)

this is a solid footprint for our tent! we have an older sierra designs meteor light tent and bought this to fit under it while we did some backyard camping during the quarantine. it worked great. it's nice and thick, but lightweight and has well placed hooks for stakes. folds up into a small carry sack. great product!

We bought this for a six week camping trip across the US. We stayed at all manner of campsites, from the mountains to the beaches, and this footprint kept our tent dry and puncture free. In the past we used tarps, which are stiff and rather unwieldy to fold back up, and especially a pain when they are wet and muddy. Not this thing. It folds small enough to fit inside a pocket, and while it got a little dirty from damp campsites, it dried quickly, even when folded up. I'm never going back to tarps.

Sold to be 87" x 71" but is actually 86" x 69". Disappointing, since I was attempting to precisely fit this to my tent. Maybe they are including the tiedowns which extend farther than the footprint? Really?

Worked exceptionally well. If you want to do multiple configurations, get the 12x12. Durable and works great with all the eyeholes. I built a nice bed under it to get off the ground.