AquaQuest Safari Tarp – Lightweight Waterproof (5,000mm) Seam-Taped Ripstop Rain Fly for Backpacking, Thru-Hiking & Hammock Camping
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Arrives
Monday, Oct 26
Size: 13 x 10 ft
Color: Forester Green
Features
- 100% WATERPROOF: Dual-coated 70D ripstop nylon (5,000 mm) with heat-taped seams keeps you dry in driving rain and shifting winds.
- LIGHTWEIGHT DURABILITY: Reinforced stitching, grosgrain ridgeline braces, dual-layer corner reinforcements, and bar-tacked tie-outs for repeated field use.
- FAST, FLEXIBLE SETUPS: High tie-out density along the ridgeline and perimeter enables quick, secure pitcheshammock setups, A-frame, or lean-towhen space is tight or the wind shifts.
- 13 10 FORESTER GREEN SPECS: Finished size 12'9" 9'7", 122 ft2 coverage. 19 tieouts. Weighs 2.2 lbs. Packs compact. Includes: tarp + stuff sack.
- LIFETIME WARRANTY: Backed for life. Trusted since 1994.
Color: Forester Green
Brand: AquaQuest
Material: Nylon
Item Thickness: 0.12 millimeters
Water Resistance Level: Waterproof
Item Weight: 2.2 pounds
Number of Items: 1
Recommended Uses For Product: Backpacking, Camping, Hiking, Hunting, Fishing, Survival, Emergency Preparedness, Bushcraft
Product Dimensions: 153"L x 115"W
Included Components: Stuff-Sack, Tarp
Brand Name: AquaQuest
Included Components: Stuff-Sack, Tarp
UPC: 627858003245
Manufacturer Warranty Description: Lifetime warranty.
Manufacturer: AquaQuest
Number of Packs: 1
Unit Count: 1 Count
Item Type Name: tent-tarps
Model Number: SAF-LRG-GRN
Manufacturer Part Number: SAF-LRG-GRN
Item Thickness: 0.12 millimeters
Item Weight: 2.2 pounds
Number of Items: 1
Item Dimensions L x W: 153"L x 115"W
Size: 13 x 10 ft
Water Resistance Level: Waterproof
Recommended Uses For Product: Backpacking, Camping, Hiking, Hunting, Fishing, Survival, Emergency Preparedness, Bushcraft
Ultraviolet Light Protection: Yes
Material Type: Nylon
Fabric Weight: 540 grams_per_square_meter
Color: Forester Green
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Top Amazon Reviews
Size: 13 x 10 ft
Color: Olive Drab
This my 2nd tarp from Aqua Quest. The first trip that I brought my original Aqua Quest tarp on, we got hit by long, intense thunder storm with high wind (that shifted direction multiple times) driving steep-angle torrents of rain. The poor-quality (but still not inexpensive) tarp from REI that we also had setup literally shredded apart: failing at the grommets but also just splitting a few places in the middle as well. Even though we had the AQ setup in a much less sheltered spot, higher from the ground, and under quite a bit of tension, it came through that storm (and many others) with no sign of wear. Had it not been for the AQ tarp, much of our gear would have been soaked and we would have been confined to our individual tents. Instead we where able to enjoy the storm together dry and warm under the tarp and even had a hot meal. I usually leave mine up in the sun, wind, rain for week-long trips (only taking it down to move sites). My older model from the same company (apparently of the same material) and the one that's seen a few seasons of the use described above and is indistinguishable from the new one in terms of wear. This tarp is not inexpensive, but it's an excellent value. IMO even if this tarp makes the difference between 1 day being miserable or pleasant , it's already more than justified it's cost (how valuable is your limited vacation time to you?).... and it will continue to do so time and time again, year after year. Plus, considering it's size and durability, it's shockingly light and pack-able. I think they only way to beat it in terms of performance-to-weight ratio is with cuben fiber (and you'll pay 5x the price to save those few ounces.) The plethora of tie-out loops not make both getting a good initial setup as well as quick changes (when the weather shifts direction) easy, so you can have good coverage, good internal space, eliminate pooling of water/ direct run-off and have minimal buffeting. The new tarp (the one for which this review is posted) has even more tie-outs the older one. On my last trip this year we had 2 more rainy days in middle of the week (+about 2 hrs of hard storm). But we had both tarps setup: one lower to cover the sitting area and gear and one higher to give standing room for doing work like wood and food prep. We used the tie-outs to attach then to each other at the corners and then to also create a gap in the middle to let the smoke out. Again, these tarps turned days that would have been pretty miserable into ones that where fun and productive. It's like fort-building for big-kids, but the fun factor doesn't make them any less a seriously essential piece of gear.
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Reviewed in the United States on September 13, 2016 by Justin Justin
Size: 13 x 10 ft
Color: Olive Drab
Exceptional ! Above and beyond quality Aqua Quest Tarp. This is not something that you can say many times with purchases these days. The Aqua Quest 10x13 (3x4) by Gear Out Here is an outstanding value of design and performance and value for your money. Every stitch was perfect, every seam was tape sealed, every run of thick webbing and hoop tie out is double reinforced- I know because I took it out , hung it flat and looked. If you were to design this and have it made for you- it would not be as good of quality as this is ! In Alaska circ.1979 when my wife and I first got into camping, she made us both field coats of this new material called 'GoreTex'...expensive to buy and had to seam seal every stitch just like our first tent. So I know materials and workmanship of this tarp are first rate ! Does it perform....yes, this tarp is WATERPROOF ! Two Days set up in my field as a shelter style with light to heavy rains and sometimes strong winds...again-perfect. Not a drop of rain under this tarp and my dog loves to run under it when the rains started again. We just sat under it looking and listening while it rained, then went out again after the rains subsided. Not the lightest material, nor heavy like my canvas tarps for bush crafting- I think this is the sweet spot for 1-7 day camps and woods crawling- which is all the time I can get anyways. From the materials to construction- this tarp is the best value and will last you many-many years. Had an issue with my order- 'Gear Out Here.LLC' jumped right on it and fixed the snafu right away....That is High Value Support and will always earn my repeat business. Thanks, Gear Out Here ! THIS is the tarp you should buy for high quality and lasting value- and you should get it from Gear Out Here !
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Reviewed in the United States on June 30, 2018 by Mr T.
Size: 13 x 10 ft
Color: Olive Drab
I own two of these tarps. One 10x7 was gifted to me and I purchased a 10x13. They have been 100% waterproof and are very well built with lots of tieouts so your have a great many options on how you string one up. I have used them both about 6 times and they show no signs of wear. The bags they come in are also sized well so you are not straining to stuff the tarps back in when you are packing up.
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Reviewed in the United States on March 20, 2024 by Amazonjunkie
excellent product hightly recommend perfectly done and can be used without help easy to put up.
Reviewed in the United States on October 10, 2024 by michele marie
Size: 10 x 10 ft
Color: Stealth Grey
This tarp withstood 70mph winds and hail first time out. Tents around me were destroyed, but my Aquaquest Safari 10X10 was unscathed. I used Green Elephant poles, and standard 550 paracord to guy it out. I heartily recommend.
Reviewed in the United States on October 5, 2024 by 27Reeder 27Reeder
Size: 13 x 10 ft
Color: Olive Drab
The tarp is lighter weight despite being a coated silnylon. We used it on a 5 day Boundary Waters trip to shelter from September thunderstorms. It worked well and the edge tie downs got a workout in a few gusty parts of the storms. The center loops over the ridge banding look fragile though and almost appear to be an afterthought based on how weak the stitching looks. We didn't suspend using these. The carry bag is a definite let down and not made from the same coated material but a less durable nylon. Seams are not reinforced. It ripped at the bottom seam first day while being packed in my Duluth No 2. I had to make a trail sewing fix to use it for the remainder of our trip. Disappointing.
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Reviewed in the United States on September 17, 2018 by VanIsleGuy
Size: 10 x 10 ft
Color: Woodland Camo
As of today I can't give a review , I haven't used it yet but I can tell you I like what I see .
Reviewed in the United States on December 14, 2024 by John White
Size: 10 x 10 ft
Color: Olive Drab
This is huge, excellent and light weight. I look forward to trying it out in a good storm.
Reviewed in the United States on August 28, 2024 by Pat