Heavy Duty Tent Footprint Floor Saver, Camping Tarp

This tarp has been through three seasons and some traveling both on foot and bike and it's held up very well. I like it because it's thin, making it easy to put away, but it's got the strength of a heavy duty tarp which I was quite surprised. It hold water, extremely well. I placed this tarp under my tent and usually I tent on flat or kind of sloped surfaces so I never notice if water gets under my tent. But more recently in a different camping spot then the kind of areas that I camp it's more sloped inwards. It rained this week and dude there was so much water under my tent. That's my fault in regards to tent placement but that water did not go away till I had to take the tarp off and drain the water. It doesnt hold water in the material it just slides off but it did rain alot to give you an idea. I probably could've filled a gallon!

This footprint has been a great addition to our camping gear. It’s lightweight and folds down small, so it doesn’t take up much space when packing. We use it underneath the tent to add an extra layer between the tent floor and the ground, especially when the campsite is damp or rough. The material feels durable, and the waterproofing gives us some extra peace of mind. I also like that it can be used as a regular tarp or ground mat when needed. Simple, versatile, and definitely worth having for camping!

Good quality and durable material. Easy to use, lightweight, and folds up compactly. It works great under the tent and helps keep the bottom clean and protected. Very happy with it.

So, rumor has it that tent manufacturers use to include a footprint when you bought a tent. I don't know for sure if that's true, but the two tents that I have purchased, after taking up camping in my "senior years", have not included a footprint. The footprint that is made for my tent is something like $65-70. Outrageous to need to pay that on top of the price of the tent. Well, this footprint fit my Wewona tent perfectly. Granted, the one sold by TNF extends into the vestibule, which would be nice, but I can take a couple of small indoor/outdoor rugs that will work out just fine. I deducted one star due to having moisture on the bottom of the tent and on the footprint at the end of my 3 night trip. We did get some sprinkles, off and on, on the first full day, but the moisture on my tent was right in the middle, so unlikely the precipitation was the cause. I'm not sure how big of a problem that might be, at this point. It seemed to dry out quickly enough. I will update if I end up with a mildew problem, long-term.

Very lightweight "tarp" that I took camping. I ended up covering my motorbike with it to protect it from all the tree gunk falling. Held up with some wind, and looks waterproof as well.

Fits perfectly under my 4-person Coleman Skydome tent. Good water resistance, seems very thick/durable. So far has done well to protect the bottom of my tent.

This footprint is a little oversized for my tent, but I actually like the extra coverage because it protects the gear I keep in both vestibules. In humid Georgia, the underside is usually soaked when I pack up in the morning—which tells me it did exactly what I wanted by keeping my tent floor dry. It’s the first thing I pull out when I reach camp. If rain is threatening, I’ll string it up with a little paracord to create a quick shelter so I can set up my freestanding tent protected from Georgia downpours. Then I simply move the whole setup to the perfect campsite before staking it down. Staying dry starts before the tent ever goes up. Since it’s the last thing I pack inside my backpack, it also doubles as my campsite yoga mat while I stretch before hitting the trail. Is it the lightest footprint available? No. Is it one of the best values for the money? Absolutely. It has protected my tent through multiple backpacking trips, and I’d buy it again without hesitation.

As I am just starting my camping adventures, I am not sure what a foot print should feel like, but this was extremely thin. With that said it can be stored easier than a tarp, and it did its job blocking the damp ground from our tent. I won't camp in the rain anyways, but I'm not sure how it would do in extremely wet conditions.

Vamos a ponerla a prueba. A simple se ve bien, no se que tanto aguante el material la presión.

テントの下に引くシートで防水性がよくテントサイズよりやや大きいのを選びました。まだ、使っていないのでよくわかりません

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Belle qualité de footprint pour une fraction du prix des originaux.

Ya tenía un suelo del Decathlon, pero este le supera en lo poco que abulta doblado , un tercio del peso y muy fácil de doblar, por qué parece una sábana, aunque aísla de maravilla de la humedad. Lo he probado sobre césped súper mojado y lloviendo como suelo de mi tarp en plena montaña y súper aprobado!!