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RAB Siltarp2 Shelter (Grey)
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Successful thru-hikers slim down their packs with an ultralight, versatile shelter like the Rab Siltarp2 2-Person tarp.This tarp protects you and your hiking mate from light rain and heavy summer dew.
Specs:
ColorGray
Height3 Inches
Length4 Inches
Number of items1
SizeOne Size
Weight0.875 Pounds
Width12 Inches

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u/civilianseven ยท 2 pointsr/Survival

I have something very similar to this, but I paid a little more:

Rab Siltarp2 Shelter - Grey https://www.amazon.com/dp/B00BNPML12/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_awd_nCePwbMA7CKB5

It is under one pound and works very well as both a hammock cover (my primary shelter) and as a tent when I sleep on the ground.

Compared to a cheap tarp costing $10-20, the expensive tarps are much lighter and breathe better when closed. If you keep the door of your shelter open the breathability doesn't matter, so your decision is all about weight vs cost.

If you are worries about weight and cant spend the money, another good option is a material you can buy at hardware stores that they use to cover buildings while they are under construction. It is crinkly, but effective. Around me it is called tyvek, but it may be a different brand where you live.

If you do go for the expensive kind, buy one with loops on the corners instead of grommets (metal rings). The grommets tend to rip from the lighter materials. Grommets are OK for cheap blue (or other color) tarps because they are heavy-duty.

I keep a cheap one in my car, and an expensive one in my bug out bag. Very handy, more often than you expect. Keep lots of string with them so you can set them up in creative positions.