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DD SuperLight Tarp: Superlight version of the popular DD Tarp.
This one weighs only 460g! (excl. Pegs and Guy Lines).
The DD SuperLight Tarp has 19 attachment points like our other tarps which allows it to be set-up in hundreds of different ways! Includes 4 x Pegs & Guy Lines, Stuff Sack.
It can be used as a hammock tarp, set-up on the ground as a 'tent', group shelter and many more uses!
Weighing only 460g and packing up very small it is ideal for anyone looking to cut their pack weight down to an absolute minimum. Made from strong ripstop nylon with PU 3,000mm coating (completely waterproof even in the heaviest storms).
Like all of DD tarps it is fully waterproof and taped along the central seam.
Pack size: 19cm x 11cm x 8cm
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Add to BasketAs promised it’s very light and packs down nice and small. Only had it out in the back yard as yet in order to give it the once over and to attach some guy lines and make up a ridge line . It seemed peculiar as the three “middle” ridge line loops are long compared to the two end ones, it works but it just initially looks and seems odd. Hosepipe tested and yes it’s waterproof. Quality product. And once again superb service from HH.
So far so good, it packs down really small and is certainly light enough to throw in a haversack or back pack for a day hike. Works great with the DD a frame mesh tent. It should be 3x3 though not 3x2.9?? Ok I know its saving weight but it would be negligible.
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Yes, this item is legal to own in the United Kingdom.
We base this opinion on our interpretation of UK Knife Law (see our blog). Be aware that there are different rules for owning and carrying knives in public in the UK. Read about the difference here.
