Emergency Camping Tarp, Waterproof 10x10 Emergency Shelter for Backpacking and Hiking, 70D Ripstop Nylon Survival Tarp with Reflective Aluminized Polymer and Loop Ties with Grommets

Not to name drop or anything... but yeah. Its me. I am giving this a 5 out of 5. Quality build.

Light enough to carry in my bug out bag/get home bag. Affordable, simple to set up, performs well.I keep this in my backpack in my vehicle at all times. I like that it has a reflective side. It’s a perfect size and it’s quality made.It’s my go to tarp!

To start, this tarp/shelter is quite well constructed and not at all too heavy for my needs.It has more than enough anchor points, but more importantly, has 5 ridge line loops (with eyelets) that make this tarp"s versatility so much more usable than other tarps comparably priced, yet lack either enough supports or have none at all. I have added 1" stainless rings to the eyelets at the 4 corners, as well as the ridge line . . . to better facilitate anchoring options, whether that be for using a larger-bodied (sand or snow) ground stake, or carabiners on the ridgeline to allow for a rapid quick-disconnect. I have additional rings at the ready should more stake be required.The "aluminized" reverse side is the kicker, in that if facing out, will reflect that early morning sunlight that heats up my tent, driving me out of a good sleep prematurely. (Yes, I suspend a tarp over my collectable Moss tent(s) so as to prolong the life of those no longer made 4-season beauties.)Would that reflective surface allow increased close quarters campfire heat radiation if facing towards a downwind campfire?Seems pretty reflective, so my guess is that it would, especially if a thin transparent sheeting wall were added over the entirety of the front facing arrangement to trap the heat inside the appropriately configured tarp.All said, this is a durable, well-designed, desirably-sized, high quality tarp with tons of shelter configuration options. Oh yeah, and it's waterproof.

I got this for my search & rescue pack, well made light weigh packs down fairly small for a 10x10.it has lots of loops for different tie down make ups, this is a light weight tarp have not exposed to rain yet but time will tell

Perfect for camping! Exactly what it says and more. Would buy again.