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Perfect for emergency use...thanks for the share

looks great but water getting in at the bottom. unless you dig a trench system you will get wet. if ground is already muddy can you say huge fg mess. mud pies on everything. including in your sleeping wrap. possibly do this on top of another tarp? so you are not moving around in mud. a 12X12 cut to fit inside with a outside cleaning step. or maybe if crazy just cut up another 10X10 and build dikes inside. ( velcro?) to keep water out. but cut glued to make a clean step in front of the tent?

Simple setup. Wouldn't it be easier to just pull the "Door" flap inside and off to one side as opposed to having to reach under to the outside. That way you can kick brush over the edges to help with run through.

Why didn't you show how to attach the cord to the tree?

Thanks for video. If one were to carry around this tarp and another with a smaller footprint, you could lay the smaller footprint under this one before setup so that once you finish setting up the pyramid, theres a floor instead of just the ground.

I consider Aqua Quest Guide as the best tarp for durability, really waterproof, and easy to carry hiking. I have two 10×10 and a 20×13.

Fiberglass painter’s pole!!

I would run a bit of paracord through the loop on the door and then going around the anchor peg at the side so you can just jump in and pull the string to close the door behind you.

You guys make the absolute BEST tarp out there for the money, weight and durability in my book! I have a defender 10x13 in woodland camo and as of yet I have had NO PROBLEMS with it! It is used 5 or 6 times heavily every year and I bring it home and clean it very well and store it dry and I have to say that I am VERY pleased with the tarp. I hope that I never have to use the lifetime guarantee and I don't think that I will. Thanks again for making such a GREAT PRODUCT! Wayne *Edit for spelling*

Thank you so much for this!! Your awesome man! The only thing I'm missing from my gear is the sleeping category stuff... Pretty important right?! 😆🤷 For me it's just an affordability issue... This entire configuration for me to buy a 20x20 waterproof tarp, stakes, and pole costs me almost $200... Still pricey but totally making me see the light at the end of the tunnel when it comes to figuring out my sleeping stuff without going into debt.... Thanks again for this!!! So much!!! 🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🧿🧿🧿🧿🧿 ... Dare I say that this is even better than any tent that people waste their money on ... My opinion I think this would last longer 😅

Ive got their heavy tarp and a half dozen of other brands as well. Its my favorite of all of them except for its weight but still think its worth the extra weight. I forgot the name of the camo pattern I got but its mostly different shades of brown. I like it because in the winter theres very green in the Ozarks and it blends in with the forest pretty well. Its not bad in the summer either since the ground in the woods have a lot of browns because of all the fallen leaves. I bought a camo net the same size as the tarp and together it blends right in.

Hello thanks for set up is there room for 6foot 1 person say out flat and how's the condensation wit limited ventilation

I've just started using a tarp for camping. I have a 6×5 casualty blanket that I use. I also bring a smaller one to use as a ground sheet. On nice clear nights I just make a lean-to with the smaller tarp. I have a larger true tarp that I haven't used yet.

Bigger stuff sacks

There must be a LOT of tension on that fabric caused by that pole?

But you changed the material, much less durable.......Attention the quality of these tarps are getting worser and worser until today. Look at the bad expierences what Amazon users report. I would never recommand this tarp, also due to massiv delivery problems in Germany

Rain seeping in around edges?

Pyramids have four sides...?

Is it still good with 2x3 m tarp?

Just spent 2.5 hrs trying a bunch of different tarp configurations. Though i havent spent the night in this yet, it is by far the easiest and sturdiest i tried. Im concerned about the ventilation but I guess ill have to try it to find out

Thank you. I have the 15 x 15 Defender. Excellent quality...a tent in a pinch.

Nice, but this video is way too long so I didn’t watch it all.

What height pole is best for this please?

not so waterproof if you'll be totally wet from the condensation inside ;)

If it's REALLY raining - water will seep under the tarp. Ensure the ground is level - even high in the middle if possible. Most of the time I'll ride out a 'mountain sprinkle' with a poncho either worn or as an overhead tarp and not sitting on the ground. Hey we're outdoors - right?

You should look at the telescopic poles from springbar. I have some of the twisty tarp poles but when they fail, I'll replace them with springbar poles. There's zero chance of me needing to carry them, they ride in my truck. If the weather is bad enough to break those poles it's well past time for me to have been inside.

If it rains the water will flow under the edges.. If it doesn't rain, you didn't need it...

This is my “very bad weather” pitch with an 8x10. The geometry isn’t as clean, but it works. (You have to use a short line to hold the door down.) Two notes: 1) It’s a condensation trap, so I’d only use it when it’s genuinely necessary, and 2) If the wind is heavy I recommend putting something like a piece of clothing between the top of the pole and the tarp to avoid damaging the tarp.

You should show an enclosed tarp tent. It has a floor and two sides. It is for rain and keeps you off the wet ground.

ur tarps needs every half meter in all direction a loop in and outside ansd all around and then ur tarps the best of the world

If you tie the top of your door to a tree trunk, you can also secure the bottom of your door to the base of the tree trunk. The tree helps protect the seam in windy conditions and you will have more space. It removes the need for a stake and a pole.

Thanks, I enjoyed the demonstration. A couple things about that config. No ventilation, likely condensation overnight. Unless the contact point of the support pole is protected or padded, the tarp may suffer damage. Thanks again.

I really like this tarp configuration. Thank you for showing it.

Price?

I use this alot..i use a small carabiner for door

I would add a small tarp as a ground sheet. It's fine if the ground is bone dry, but if it is raining and muddy, I would not want to be lying on it, even with a sleep mat and good sleeping bag. Everything would be filthy.

Yo guys, use audio boom poles, monopods, or blind guide canes. The telescopic range is insane and they are designed to hold weight. Way better than paint poles and trekking pole that are way too bulky or limited in range.

I love mine, excellent product.

Your 2nd set of poles look like Redcamp's. I just bought those, but from an auction so got them cheap. Looking to try them out in a few weeks when camping out for the solar eclipse!

Pretty neat 😊

Love my DD 3x3 - My favourite setup is the the Sweaty Flapper 👌🏼 ruclips.net/video/RECmv_Y-Dnc/видео.htmlsi=xh67ckOglFZPyoJe

AquaQuest tarps are the best, i will always bring one on my trips. 10× 13, ' wearing it out!

LOL

Can you please do a tutorial on an Adirondack Tarp Shelter pitch with an Aquaquest 10x13? Thanks

Das ist gut!!

Dont you have insects and snakes and animals in your country?

Why no camp pattern on the guide?

Easy to construct, but... Apart from the awkwardness of the door, I see two problems; the issue of condensation inside, and the possibility of suffocation while sleeping, especially if drifting snow should seal the edges and there are two people inside.

Amazing, exactly what I was looking for🤩thanks!