Six Moon Designs Polycro Footprint - Small Ultralight Tent Ground Cloth 2-Pack - Protective Polyolefin Groundsheet for 1 Person Tents, Lunar Solo, Skyscape Scout, Trekker, and Gatewood Cape

It says it is a 2 pack and you will need both for one tent. I used it on a 3 day backpacking trip and it held up for all 3 nights with only very minor holes. I could have kept it but after 3 days it was so dirty that I just had to trash it. The reason you want it is not for the tent protection but for the extra that sticks out from the entrance of the tent. This way you can take off your hiking boots and pack and not have to put them on the ground. Could not recommend a lighter way to do this, it's perfect!

Doesn’t even fit the smallest Six Moon tent, so they put two sheet in this package. This is the thinnest plastic too. I would return if I could fold them back up and make my own with a cheap plastic roll from Lowes. Seems just as wide as the roles of plastic there from a hardwood store.

Sleeping bag got wet in a downpour in my backpack, next day sunny and laid it out in the sun and it was dry within an hour.

It's a thinner than I thought it would be, but I am satisfied with it. I bought it for my 3F Lanshan 2 tent (excellent cheapo tent btw) and the width was perfect right out of the box and it was easy to trim down, obviously. It's nice that they give you too because can line the inside of my tent for my doggo. Like I said, it is quite thin. If you have a more expensive tent and looking for polycro, you migth want to just by an extra large, extra thick window wrap from Duck. It is the most durable polycro I've found that I use for cowboy camping in a ultralight bivy.

This stuff never fails. Never. Ever. Tyvek is not necessary. Polycro rocks!

Well played Six Moon/Amazon. You managed to slip a few more $$ out of my not so thrifty fingers. Can’t believe I spent $17 on this Saran Wrap.Light? Exceptionally.Packable? Supremely. Much smaller than my tyvek sheet.Durable? Nope. Nope. Doing a short trip on nice plush paid camping grass? You might be fine.Like to go anywhere that there are small little twigs, rocks, or anything anywhere that isn’t sleeping on a carpet of happiness? It’ll have holes. Tape them up and it’ll eventually be as heavy as the postal envelope quilt I made years ago and should have stuck with.

I opened the packaging for this and tore a chunk off as I pulled it out. I wasn’t being a gorilla trying to rip it out...Durability is a joke on this. You’d get better protection from rolling out a few lines of Plastic Wrap.

Polycro is used for sealing drafty windows, just ask one of the people who work at the store for it.