You cannot deny that dd tarps makes the best and most versatile tarp out there. Super happy with it and plan on buying a bigger size to go camping with the family.

I’m a backpacker trying to shed weight. I replaced the stakes it came with with some ultralight ones I had and I got the weight down to 1lb 7 ounces. I really love the design because it’s somewhere in between a bivy and a tent. It takes seconds to set up and take down. I spent four nights in different climates testing it out. It’s main purpose is to keep the bugs out. For wind and and rain protection you will need a tarp. But still with a tarp you Are still in the ultra light class for backpacking tents. It’s long enough to keep your backpack up by your head inside the tent- in fact they could shed some weight by making it shorter for a 6 foot person but I believe it could easily sleep a person 6’6. Don’t expect some super high-quality tent but for the money you can’t go wrong.

I recently used these heavy duty anchors screw-in tent stakes for camping, and they worked perfectly to secure our canopy in the Colorado high winds. The set comes with 4 stakes, and they provide a strong hold that kept everything stable even in tough weather conditions. One of the best features is the versatility—you can either drill them into the ground with the included drill bit or hand-screw them using the provided tool. Both methods are easy and convenient, making setup a breeze. These stakes feel really durable and reliable, offering peace of mind when you need extra security for your canopy or tent. If you're looking for a sturdy solution to keep your canopy in place during windy conditions, these tent stakes are a great option. Just get some paracord to tie extra anchor points to your tents or canopy's.