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Your cart is empty. The DryFly Rain Tarp is a versatile camping accessory that offers protection from the elements. The streamlined shape, constructed through LineLoc tensioners and ridgeline hooks, is ideal for downpours or building a shaded basecamp. The heavy-duty ripstop nylon fabric works as waterproof rain gear. The 8-point anchor system uses a no-knots setup, only requiring premium aluminum ground stakes. The storm-resistant construction includes taped, double-stitched seams and reflective cords, so you can trust your camping supplies in rain or shine. This rain fly is a hiking, camping, and backpacking essential, and will make the perfect gift for campers.
Key Features
8-point anchor system with easy no-knots setup
Heavy-duty ripstop nylon fabric with waterproof coating
Storm-resistant construction includes double-stitched and taped seams
Integrated LineLoc tensioners and aluminum ridgeline hooks
Reflective cord aids nighttime visibility
Includes 6 premium aluminum ground stakes
Technical Specs
Material: 70D Ripstop Nylon with 1000mm PU Coating
Dimensions: 10’6”x 9’3” / 3.2m x 2.8m
Packed Dimensions: 4.5" x 9" / 11.4cm x 22.9cm
Weight: 25 Oz / 709g
ENO is an outdoor company comprised of outdoor enthusiasts—in other words, we love spending time in nature and we know our fellow ENO Nation members do, too. That’s why we feel it’s important to help protect and preserve our favorite wild places. We are always looking for different ways to serve and support the outdoor community, both locally and globally. From our start-to-finish sustainability practices to our nonprofit partnerships, we don’t just talk the talk—we walk the walk. We also aim to give the members of ENO Nation the freedom to relax wherever they choose. You want to get out there, explore, connect and relax—and we want to help you get there, from backyard to backcountry and everywhere in between.
midwest guy
Reviewed in the United States on August 21, 2024
great tarp. perfect size for solo camping, or using as additional rainfly over your tent. Ive used this solo sleep system and over a hammock. excellent.
Carrie S
Reviewed in the United States on June 28, 2024
Protects you from the weather. Easy to use.
Max
Reviewed in the United States on January 17, 2024
Took this on a backpacking trip through the smokies and across the Appalachian trail in May of 2023. Me and my Fiancée did the entire 58 mile trip in hammocks and shared this DryFly with us side by side (our hammocks were touching but we could've spaced a bit more). The very last night of the 5 days on trail it rained and I have no complaints. With only one hammock it leaves a nice amount of room to sit under and you could angle it to help wind as well.Eno was also the brand of our hammocks, so it's safe to say we like it. Hope this helps!
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Reviewed in the United States on August 14, 2023
Easy setup, durable, nice and shady keeps rain off!
J. Martinez
Reviewed in the United States on August 22, 2017
This is a great tarp. I tested it at the family farm with my ENO JungleNest, Ember underquilt, and Spark topquilt. Easy to set up and the two extra tie-downs only take a minute or so extra, especially since I've got s-biners attached to all of the tie-down points on my MSR Groundhog mini stakes. I spent 14 hours in the pouring rain, and was bone dry the entire time. As some others have noted, there is the possibility of getting wet if the wind is high and the rain is coming down sideways, but if that happens, I recommend simply lowering the tarp height. Having those extra tie-down points is worth it in said wind, though, as the tarp doesn't flap or threaten to tear the stakes out.As a side note, please remember that this tarp is meant to be light and portable (back- or bikepacking), which is why it's only long/wide enough to cover the hammock. If you need something longer/wider, I'd look at the XL tarp sizes or something from another manufacturer.The tarp shipped and arrived very quickly, no issues.
Cheryl Gibson
Reviewed in the United States on June 2, 2016
The first night I used it, it rained. Hard. I stayed completely dry. The tarp didn't budge an inch, and shielded me from the wind as well. The second night, it snowed. I also stayed dry and comfortable. All in all, the tarp performs as I would expect it to. If I had only one complaint it would be that it's not as quick to set up as an ENO hammock😝. You would definitely want to get it set up before the rain arrived, but the tarp dries quick and the water beads off very nicely.
Samantha A.
Reviewed in the United States on June 20, 2014
I would like to start off by saying I love Eagle Nest Outfitters and their products. That being said the DryFly is no different, it's a great product that keeps me and others dry and during the unbearably hot summers of Northwest FL it provides us with a little shade. I've used the DryFly a bunch of times and gotten pretty quick at sitting it up and tearing it down. I will say that this wasn't the case at first, there's multiple points of attachment and when I first used it took a little longer to set up then I expected, but now I've got it down to less then 5 minutes. It should be noted that the product doesn't come with stakes, but I probably wouldn't use them if they did. As long as you have some trees or even undergrowth you will be fine with trying a quick release clove hitch, or some type of clinch knot. Tearing the tarp down take a bit more time ( still under ten) because I ensure that all the cord is coiled properly, also the stuff sack that the tarp comes in is just big enough for the tarp. That's the other reason I don't use tent stakes, you would need to store the stakes in another sack or something similar. The tarp has a tightening system at each point of attachment,but I haven't and probably won't use them. The way they are designed you have to untie a knot, tighten the cord down then re tie it, again this would take a fair amount of time. Overall this is a good product that will keep you dry, there are other tarps out there that might be a little faster to set up but there design and shape isn't as good. I would be surprised to find someone who isn't impressed with the product and the guys at ENO are awesome, I've had friends who have had defects in ENO products and the customer service was awesome.
Nick Gann
Reviewed in the United States on January 5, 2013
This rainfly rocks my hammock. I use a Hennessy Hammock and the standard Asym tarp is just not enough coverage for my liking. This thing will cover the hammock entirely! Both protection from rain and wind, which is great all year but especially if you are winter hammock camper. Love the guyline locks, making it really easy to tighten the hammock down without getting your hands muddy or wet trying to adjust knots tied to stakes.I did add a ridgeline on the underside because in things like heavy rain and snow I enjoy having that added support. It is fairly easy. I used 7 strand paracord and tied it between the 2 loops on each side, then looped it back on itself and tied a taught-line hitch in case it stretched under pressure or rain I could just reach up and tighten it a bit.The other really neat thing about this tarp is that on the center stake out points, the tarp bunches up slightly to form a sort of cup that center where the rain drips off, and here you could place a cup or pot to collect rain water all night making breakfast or coffee prep in the morning really nice!My only dislike is the tarp did not come with an integrated stuff sack. Which is really ok for me since I use the Hennessy Hammock Snakeskins for it anyhow. But that is misleading in the included information.
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