Kammok Kuhli UL

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I use a Kammok Kuhli UL and have been happy with it. its 14oz with stuff sack and included stakes, and keeps me covered in my warbonnet when it rains.

This tarp is very good. There are a few things that could move it to great.

The good:

- This thing is light and packs small.

- It kept me dry.

- It was very easy to set up.

The places for improvement:

- There are little pockets for the main guylines to help keep them contained during storage...

Very good rain fly. Easy setup and good coverage. It would be nice if it came with 6 stakes instead of four. Had an issue with the lines coming loose under tension. This happened mostly on the main end tie outs. With too much tension the line would slip. Fixed the issue using a Figure 9 tie out to h...

Seems to be a good quality tarp to use over my hammock and for other things while camping as well. Lightweight and comes with stakes so it will be useful.

Held up well to extreme wind and rain. Difficult to set up in wind, even with two people--which should be expected.

I bought this out of an abundance of concern that any given backpacking trip with my girl scouts could be wet and without a dry spot to gather, may turn them against the idea of backpacking. Our trip came . . . and of course September 2019 had double the normal rainfall. Our trip coincidence with a ...

I've used this tarp on most of my outings here in Canada in 2021, a couple of them very wet. The tarp is quite easy to pitch when using trees, and only takes a few minutes to set up. The amount of space it covers is considerable, which is great on a rainy night for having place to hang out, cook, an...

I had the privilege of getting to test out this tarp before it's release and man oh man I was giddy while setting it up for the first time. As a backpacking guide for a couple of summers I was sold on Kelty tarps to use as a lighter alternative for shelter. I am bummed that I didn't have this option...

Every year my friends and I go on a mid-winter low elevation backpacking trip in the PNW. It's always cold and it always rains (and sometimes even snows). The trip is meant to be casual with lots of time sitting around camp, so it's important to have a dry place to hang out.

I bought this tarp for ...