[12ft Hex] Waterproof Hammock Rain Fly - Portable Large Rain Tarp - Premium Lightweight Ripstop Nylon - Fast Set Up - Hammock Camping Essential! 12ft by 9ft HEX Shape

Correct size, great quality and great price. Tie out lines and stakes were all present and accounted for and light enough to not worry about bringing along for a typical weekend hike. Material does not wet out under rainy conditions. I don't think I could make one and beat this price. Have not had it out in the wind much yet, but feels durable and the length covers my hammock setup on both the diagonal (with seam on the ridgeline) as well as straight on if I want more coverage on the sides. I guess it will depend on how I decide to set up in relation to where I expect the most wind from.

Looks great, set-up was easy. It is exactly as described. I like that it comes with high quality stakes and adjustable guy lines. Shipping was a pain in the ass though… if your product is shipped by “Pitney Bowes” expect it to come a week late. Amazon seller had it shipped out quickly though.

I can’t speak to its longevity because I haven’t had it long. However I have tested it out for several days, which included a thunderstorm. No leaks so far! I have a portable hammock stand it fits nicely on. Definitely not suitable for winter camping but the coverage is decent. It’s pretty lightweight. I don’t backpack, I car camp, but I hate heavy cumbersome tarps. The grommets and stitching seem very sturdy. The included stakes aren’t my favorite, they are a little awkward to handle because of the ridges, and the notches for the guy lines aren’t very deep. But they’ve held fine. It’s got drawstring bags to store the stakes and the tarp separately. For the price point I'm very satisfied. If something changes I’ll update this review but so far I’m happy with it!

The Pro Venture Waterproof Hammock Rain Fly is light weight, yet waterproof, and keeps the rain off. If you want the perfect fit, it's probably best to get a tarp specially designed for a specific hammock, ideally as a set -- a hammock/tarp/mosquito net unit. This is a standalone item, so you may need to spend a little more time to set it up just right. That said, for a standalone it works well. Seems durable and hard to tear. I have no qualms about recommending it. In fact, this item is versatile enough to use with a small tent, maybe even as a ground sheet in a pinch. Pegs are included. Pegs are not the way I'd want to go as it brings things closer to the ground than I care to be, but there are also ropes included you can tie the fly to trees and branches. Again, finding the right way and place to set up both hammock and tarp will take a bit more time and effort. Plus you may have to get a little creative. But if you need versatility, this is a good quality item.

I bought this rain fly after waking up wet in the woods one night. So far it's successfully prevented that from happening again. The rain fly was really easy to set up; just needed to know some knots. I like the aluminum extrusion stakes as they don't bend easily, but I wish there were a flat spot at the end. Trying to push the stakes into even quite soft ground is painful on the hands. I ended up using a fist sized rock to hammer them in. I've got no complaints about the waterproofness. I slept through a thunderstorm under this, and not even the seam at the top got at all wet on the inside. It also dried up quickly the next day, no doubt thanks in part to its color. This rain fly is just the right length to cover my hammock, and there's enough string to fit it between any pair of trees where I might put my hammock. The sides could be a bit longer for more privacy. I haven't yet carried this on a hike, but it seems plenty light enough for that. Besides, I don't know how one could make it any lighter.