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Enjoy the hammock without the rain.

Enjoy your hammock without exposing yourself to the elements thanks to the Eagles Nest Outfitters ProFly Rain Tarp. This ultralight waterproof tarp is made from coated ripstop nylon with fully taped seams to keep jungle rains or mountain storms from disturbing your slumber. Six attachment points make for quick and easy tensioning, and the compressible design lets you take your hammock system to even more remote locations.

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5 5

Roger Ault

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  • Familiarity: I've used it once or twice and have initial impressions

Took this on my first ever hammock trip while backpacking overnight. It rained the entire trip so it was difficult to keep dry. I managed to stay dry and comfortable in my hammock with this tarp/fly. I just put all of my gear on a small tarp on the ground under me. The only nitpick I have is the guylines that come with it. They are very stiff and not the easiest to tie. I will probably replace them with 550 cord if it works with the tensioners (which are nice to have)

As others have said: Don't forget stakes. I actually take 8 stakes so I can backup each one with a second in soft ground or high wind.

I think this could make a decent tarp shelter also, but I haven't tried it yet. I have only used it over my hammock.

5 5

Tim Cheneval

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Took this out over a weekend camping trip for the first time recently and found it to be stupid simple to set up, and sturdy in howling winds and rain. the fold at the top makes it easy to drape over a hammock and tie up, and provides a worry free rain shelter in minutes. One thing to note: BRING YOUR OWN STAKES. This shelter doesn't come with stakes, so it is worth it to throw some extra tent stakes you have lying around in the bag when you store it. The toughest part of this shelter isn't its setup or getting in and out, its finding trees that are a good distance apart.. Highly Recommend!

4 5

Dave

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I recognize the steaks, the nelgene and the Bells two hearted ale label. All signs of a true camper. Check out the Granit Gear White Lightnig Tarp

4 5

Ian Walsh

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Took this out the day after I got it, and got snowed on. It did its job and I am very pleased with how quick and easily it packs up. I do suggest you get some stakes, makes things so much easier.

5 5

rhmp55628

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I used this recently on a 3 day trip in the ozarks. The last night we were there we were women up by a pretty bad storm, the wind was tossing my hammock around like nothing I've ever felt before and then I got wet. The rain fly worked great with the exception of the water running down from the tie lines. About half the hammock got wet. I've since learned that you should tie a handkerchief around each line on the hammock so that the water will drain down and not soak the hammock. If you use this tip I think you'll have a much better trip than I did.

Roger Ault

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a small ribbon or a piece of cord will work also.

what's up with the stuff sack in the picture...

Matt Banker

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what's up with the stuff sack in the picture attached to the tarp? does it really come with that?

billy mcmahon

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ENO products usually come with a built-in stuff sack, so yes

4 5

Brian B.

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Helps you stay dry instead of sitting in a fabric bathtub. That's good enough for me.

ProFly-ing in Dolly Sods (WV)

Zach Elmblad

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This tarp is far beyond rad. It perfectly covers my hammock, stops the wind and rain, looks drop dead gorgeous, and packs up in a snap! Don't forget to nab some stakes, though.

4 5

Cornell Brown

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The Eagle Nest Outfitters ProFly is the perfect size for throwing in your pack "just in case". After riding out a nasty storm last year in the Uintas, I knew I wanted something that I could put up quickly, was light enough to vanish when not in use, and built to handle anything that came my way. The ProFly has accomplished all of these and more.

4 5

gom2490453

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Terrible instructions make sure you set this up ahead of time and have enough STAKES something that should be mentioned. The product is great i have the entire system minus the slap straps which are kind of a joke over priced and not very functional for different conditions. Definitely keeps you dry and protected. This system is a must for tropical camping much more comfortable sleeping in a tent..

5 5

Dallas McLellan

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Set up took 3 or 4 minutes tops. Although pricey, packs down more compact than a tarp and sets up much easier. Wish it came with stakes, but had enough laying around to not have to buy extra.

Easy set up, great protection
ndcp523497

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Are you able to fit two hammocks underneath the tarp comfortably?

Dallas McLellan

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Under the rainfly (pictured on the right) probably not.

3 5

jason spellman

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for the ProFly www.eaglesnestoutfittersinc.com (the manufacturer's website) lists the weight as 22 ounces and the dimensions 10'6" x 6'4". these numbers differ from the ones backcountry.com has listed...the weight not so much but the dimensions are off by 120 square inches (per the manufacturer and the measurements i just took off the one in my gear closet)!

i bought this fly once before (for a hammock i borrowed from a buddy who did not have it) and i returned it. $85 is a lot to pay for something you could make a pretty good version of yourself for the cost of a tarp from your local megastore...although the profly compresses smaller. After i returned it, i just ended up adding 2 loops to the 3man tent footprint that i already have and using it instead. it just so happened that my tent footprint had adequate dimensions. that was a much lighter weight option, and it was essentially free since i already had the footprint. the footprint does not function as a wind break quite as well as the profly, but it was much much much lighter and cheaper.

i will say that this is a good tarp to use on its own as a shelter if that is your thing...i have done it a couple times. I will continue to use my modified tent footprint as a rainfly for my hammock until cold weather hits and that little extra bit of wind protection is needed.

I ended up getting the ProFly again as part of the ENO onelink hammock system when i bought one for myself (for $159 it came with singlenest hammock, profly, bug netting, and PRO slapstraps). I am glad i have it for when i need it, but if the system did not come with it, i dont think i would pay full retail for it again. If you are ballin' on a budget, there are probably better options with something you already have or could make for cheaper. if not, its cool to have the matching set and not some generic tarp hanging up as people walk by your site. But I am not trying to win any awards from "stylish backpacker monthly." ha!

3/5 stars because it works well, but its expensive and tips the scales a bit.

jason spellman

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changed my mind about this thing entirely. after it stood up to 60mph wind gusts and 30mph sustained winds in Quetico, i am sold.

5 5

Brandon Rehberg

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The first thing that drew me to ENO products was (obviously) their extremely small compaction size. Being as I am relatively new to hiking/camping, this was right up my alley given that I'm only working with a 30L pack for overnights. The ENO Rain Tarp compacts to the size relative to a Naglene. I found the ENO single nest hammock and straps at Gander Mountain (similar to Bass Pro Shops, Cabela's, etc.) and wanted to grab the next piece to the set. The ENO Rain Tarp was extremely easy to set up. I had to provide the stakes for the holddowns, but, nonetheless, I was set up and weathered in within a few minutes. I would have liked to have seen strapping similar to the the strap set for the two end ties, but overall I am very satisfied with this product.

4 5

stormtroopin

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I Love my ENO hammock but the rainfly is just ok. It packs super small and light. A+ for that. But before I had it I was using a tarp and bungees and those were very nice(tight and fast) and a lot less messy than the strings. Im giving it a good review for quality and pack size, if I did it again though i would use an everyday tarp with eyelets and bungees!

5 5

cge3922284

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If your going to buy the tarp which is really nice quality, it's like 5 bucks cheaper here than from ENO due to the free shipping. (current price 84.95)

What is the difference between the ENO...

cge3922284

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What is the difference between the ENO Profly and Dryfly

Wally Phillips

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Hey cge3922284. The differences between the ProFly and the Dry Fly are that the ProFly has one more attachment point than the Dry Fly for more stability in winds, LineLoc Fasteners on the ProFly for faster and more secure line tension and the ProFly has silicone impregnated rip-stop nylon that is lighter than the poly treated nylon of the Dry Fly, but still keeps water out. But, the Profly does cover less of an area than the Dry Fly. 7'2" x 9'6" for the Profly and 12' x 9'6" for the Dry Fly.

jason spellman

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disagree wally, sorry. you are talking about three different products. the silicone impregnated profly is a separate product from the profly. that is why it is double the price of the regular profly. the regular profly is poly coated just like the dryfly. the sil nylon profly is silicone impregnated. your dimensions are a little off too...according to the manufacturer's website (and the product I am looking at right now and just measured)...10'6"x6'4" for the profly.

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