ENO, Eagles Nest Outfitters ProFly Rain Tarp, Ultralight Hammock Accessory, Charcoal

I've used a handful of backpacking tarps now, and the Eagle's Nest pro fly is probably the easiest I've used so far. My favorite feature of the tarp is, aside from its light weight, the guy lines on all corners. They each have a cool little plastic holder thing that makes it really easy to adjust your tarp lines once it's set up. This can help you get a really taught tarp and line set up, which makes it easier to avoid problems with wind, weather, etc. The shape and weight of the tarp is ideal, and when I use this along with my hammock, it's a super lightweight setup that saves plenty of pounds. It's length and width are good and I've never had a problem with it breaking down in weather, and it's been through a few rough storms. Great quality, good function, really enjoy using this tarp.

I purchased this right in the middle of the wettest July I've ever seen in South Carolina. Sure enough, the day I got it the rain stopped. I can't speak to the rain performance, but this makes a very nice sun shade. I don't see it being a problem in the rain, though you'll most likely need a drip loop on the straps of the hammock if that's what you're using it for. Otherwise, I foresee rain running right down the straps. This rain fly is quite large providing ample coverage that's adjustable to suit your needs; wide open on a nice day, or tight and close if there's a rain storm. Even with its size, this thing packs nicely into the small bag it comes with for easy transport. There's only one small issue that I have with it. On the second use the line began to fray where it attached to the tree. This isn't a deal breaker because it's super easy to replace it, but I was hoping that stuff would hold up better because I liked the grip it had. Overall, I definitely suggest this if you're looking for a rain tarp to match your hammock!

Excellent addition to our camping gear. Used it several times already. Lightweight and packable.

LOVE the Pro Fly. My 2nd camping trip, we had a deluge where it rained several inches for about 4 straight hours. Stayed completely dry in my ENO under this tarp. Very easy to setup. The line locs make it incredibly easy to tighten out any of the slack in the line so you really don't have tighten the lines all the way at first. You just slip the line lock down the cord and you can get it as tight as you want. I paired this tarp with a set of MSR Ground Hawg tent stakes that I bought on Amazon. Highly recommend these stakes to go with the Pro Fly. Very light weight. I'll never tent camp again!!

I just got back from a 5 day trip where I slept under this tarp in southern Haiti. (With the bug net, too... totally good combo) It rained several times, sometimes very hard, and I stayed 100% dry. It has sealed seams which keep it virtually leakproof. Two minor issues keeping me from 5 stars. 1. The lines are great but there needs to be lines in the middle to stake it down a bit better for high winds. While this wasn't problematic for me on this trip I can see how high winds and rain would be a problem since wind can get under it and turn it into a sail. 2. It's a little bulky. When you consider straps, fly, bug net, and hammock, it's virtually the same size as a small tent. More comfortable than that... but still the fly is a bit too bulky for my preference.

Used this tarp a few times in Colorado during the summer with great results. This tarp works great, just needed some stakes to hold it down. The rope provided with the tarp is great the fasteners work. Last time I used it was with really small log poles so it slacked when I laid down but, when I tightened them they held. All around a great purchase.

I was looking for a basic hammock tarp to take out with an ENO Double Nest for my 1st hang. I chose this as it had good reviews, was good for backpacking (which our Explorer Troop is considering), and figured ENO brand hammock should have an ENO brand tarp. This tarp exceeded my expectations. It took me about 10 minutes to set it up the 1st time, basically because I was just trying to figure it out. I was able to tie it up quickly and tie it into the stakes quickly. Next time should go much quicker. It was a little windy at our site overnight and the tarp kept that from blowing on me such that I would not have known it was windy if I did not see the tarp itself move. It came down and packed up in about 5 minutes. Would definitely recommend to others

Excellent in every way. I've camped in the win at 10K and in the cold at 14K. It held up great both times, was easy to set up with hiking poles, and easy to break down -- even in the dark. I especially like the fact that it comes with guy lines and adjusters. It is not as light as others, but also not nearly as expensive. I imagine that if I chose to take it on the PCT, CDT, etc, I might choose a lighter tarp. But, for a weekend out, it fits the bill just fine and is MUCH lighter than my tent.