DD Hammocks - DD Tarp 3x3 - MC - Lightweight Camouflage Tarp Shelter for Hammock Camping & Solo Outdoor Adventure

I don't often right reviews but as I am very happy with my purchase and there being only one other review for this product I felt I should.First of all I'd like to say how impressed I was with the delivery speed from DD. I ordered the tarp on a Monday around 3pm, I was surprised and very pleased to have it by midday the next day! Free postage but it was obviously sent 1st class, thumbs up.The tarp itself is very well made, durable material, all double stitched and reinforced where needed. Plenty tie loops giving lots of different shelter options. Being a 3x3 tarp it's very versatile. I haven't had it out in heavy rain yet (surprising considering I live I Scotland!) but having a 3000mm coating I'm sure it's well waterproof. As the previous review states the camouflage pattern is very good, blends in really well. Although I would disagree with his point about the stuff sack. Maybe we pack our tarps differently but I find with a few folds and a roll I can fit mine (with a ridge line and guy lines attached) into the stuff sack with enough room for a pouch of 10 pegs a couple of small bungees AND my pack hammock! Definitely a big enough stuff sack. I'll probably need to change my packing system soon though as I've now treated myself to a nice new DD hammock to replace my old cheap one.All in all I can't find any way to fault this tarp, pack size is great, weight is nice and light, build quality is spot on, and the camo pattern works very well in uk woodlands.

I've had a DD Tarp 3x3 in multicam for 13 years now.The only reason I have bought a new one is my own fault, camping too close to the fire in the winter, so it had some small ember holes along one edge.As you can see in the first picture, the multicam has changed over time, the new multicam is much darker, and better suited to the UK woodlands than the old lighter multicam (Top left corner of first picture is the old camo colour, on the right, hanging above the hammock pod, is the new, darker multicam.This tarp has attachment points along every side and a across the middle of the tarp, meaning that it can be used in a variety of setups, as a tarp, hammock cover, closed end hammock cover and even as a tent.All the attachment points are reinforced and the design has been improved over the years, as mu first 3x3 DD Tarp has the attachments on two sides cut off before sending to me, as there had been complaints that if you pulled to tight on these sides it could rip.Not any more, and I've tested, they are all very, very strong, and the attachments on all 4 sides are back!Overall an absolutely amazingly versatile tarp from DD.

Very nice. Not used yet but should be ok.

well designed & made. almost invisible in the wild. trust the name, i've now bought the matching hamock.

Camped underneath it couple times. Recommend it. I’m 6 foot 3 and it’s perfect for me.

Bought this because people say they really last and I had torn 2 cheaper ones in 2 years. This one was more expensive but worth every penny. It has survived wind and rain with no problems. It is much stronger and lighter than ones I have bought before. Really pleased, will pay for itself in a year!Perfect - also great comms from the business, really good customer service

Big with many reinforced attachment points. It's all you need in a tarp!The material is a tried and tested water repellent coated fabric type used on everything these days. Only stitching and pinholes from wear and tear will have it leak.Just avoid sharp sticks and stones.Carry duct tape as patches or paracord to melt for repairs and you're good for anything! (except reverse parachuting in high winds.)

Had this for about a week now and set up a tarp tent in the garden and in the local woods and it's been a joy to use - I'm usually more of a tent person, but have enjoyed tarping a lot more.It's a sturdy product, well made, light enough with pegs and guy ropes packed up in the sack to take on an overnighter.