I have had this tarp for 3 years. I love it. It has been used extensively in the Victorian bush. After 3 years it’s finally time to let it go. It is no longer waterproof and water drips in when it’s raining. It took me a good few attempts to get the set up right to avoid pooling. You can’t have it set up as in the pictures if there is any chance of rain. I can put this tarp up on my own and fits 2 double swags under it comfortably. Would totally recommend, life span of about 2 years if used roughly once every 2 months, but for the price it’s excellent.

So I wanted a small tarp to add to my geodesic tent for an extra canopy when raining. I have a 4mx4m DD tarp with is more than awesome, but just a little too big. So being a tight arse I purchased this fly. This fly is totally useless if there is a scarret of wind, sun, or rain- so basically when there's no reason to use a fly, it's fine. It's flimsy, the pegs supplied with it are ridiculous and I lament springing the $30 odd dollars and should have just bought a similar sized DD tarp for $60. Snowys...this product is not worthy of your good name!

So we used it two times for camping so far, once with 4 poles and one spreader and connected the back to the tree using ropes, second time with six poles and three spreaders with side connected to ropes. What I noticed is that in higher wind it was moving a bit but we had rope with trace springs on poles so it didn’t make any problems for Fly. It’s definitely better to use spreader/s to it can actually hold the whole thing together and make it more sturdy, it felt like a home under it. We had no rain so can’t comment on that, but it worked great. Super easy to talk to snowys, when we had a problem with delivery they really helped us and it got on time for last camping.