Eagles Nest Outfitters ProFly Rain Tarp

My Eagle's Nest Outfitters ProFly tarp has become my go to emergency shelter. It packs small, yet provides enough room for two people to sleep under if necessary. I like the two extra attachment points on the ProFly over the FastFly. I feel it gives me more setup options. The only drawback is that the cordage on the guylines is not very good. I simply replaced mine with paracord and have not had another problem. Also, the tarp does not come with stakes so I needed to add some before using it. When that high mountain storm rolls in and forgets to roll out, having a dry place to hang out is worth the extra pound in your pack.

I've gone camping a few times and have put this up because the sun was to bright or the rain was to heavy. perfect for all weather.

I've only used this a few times and I really like it a lot. My only concern is rain. I've not used it in the rain so I don't know how it will do. My concern is that some rain may make it through from the ends if the wind is blowing. Speaking of wind, I highly recommend tying it down to something rather than staking it down, unless your stakes are super strong. I staked my down with my tent stakes and because it was kind of windy(15-25 mph), when I returned home from work, my spikes had all been pulled out of the ground. In the wind, this is like a giant sail so either stake it down with big strong stakes or tie it down to something solid. How it holds in inclemate weather still remains to be seen.

Gave this as a gift along with the DoubleNest Hamock. It has already been used a few times and I am told that the 2 of them together are simply awesome. This comes from an avid outdoorsman also, so you can be sure he doesn't take his gear lightly.

It's a tarp and will keep you dry. It doesn't come with stakes so unless there are ample rocks and roots where you're camping, you won't have a way to tie the tarp taut over your hammock. I definitely recommend getting some stakes in addition to the tarp.

I have not been able to take a hammock backpacking trip yet since ordering this. I ordered the whole kit: Eno double nest, Eno bug net, Eno tent, Eno underquilt, and atlas straps. The gear is what I expected and sets up nicely.

All the gear has a similar weight to my Big Agnes seedhouse 2. However, since there are no poles the gear can be moved around more in a backpack than a tent.

It's a little heavy but it works great. I'm happy with this tarp.

I like this Rain Fly it works really well and is super easy so set up i like the compression buckles it has on it and with my BD stake and guy-line set it makes it really easy to secure tightly in any situations! The thing i don't like about this is although adequate for the job, this is just a run of the mill rain fly no flair or style to it, there are not bells and whistles, no reflective layers, no membrane or laminates like i have seen in other fly's, great price but over all i would rather spend more to get more. If you are looking for a price point rain fly to last this is the way to go

Perfect addition to hammock camping. The Eagles Nest Tarp, is durable and give nice production from rain, sun, and wind. It also packs small, and works great for backcountry adventures.

I have this and the Fast Fly Rain Tarp. This is a good size tarp. We camped 2 hammocks under it for 3 days and had no problems.

I would give this 5 but the strings are a little stiff and still haven't broke in after a few uses. But beside that its great, folds up to the size of a water bottle. Haven't got rained on yet but definitely blocked a lot of wind on some breezy nights. I definitely would recommend.

Brought this with me to Yosemite. It compacts fairly well in my 65L pack. While it didn't rain on us, it still helped block a good bit of the wind from being at high altitude. You can use steaks or tie it around nearby trees. I actually used more paracord to make the cord with it longer.

The Eagles Nest Profly Rain Tarp is one of the easiest ways to go camping. Packs down uber small and doesn't weigh a thing. easy to use and setup as well. Highly recommended to shield your hammock from rain or sun while camping and being out'n'about.

It's is big enough to cover, yet lightweight to carry into the mountains. Iv not had it leak yet. You can get it banjo string tight. If you are expecting high winds and rain then just lower the tarp or raise your hammock. You'll be covered and the rain will blow under your hammock. Let the wind and rain put you to sleep

This is an awesome lightweight option for shelter if you're ever looking to cut those last couple ounces from your pack. Its perfect to temporarily protect you from the elements while your on the trail. It takes up virtually no room or weight and is a great addition for a minimalist who does not want to lug around an entire tent!

so i have used it only a couple of times and it seems really nice. it seems really strong. only thing is you need to make sure that you have stakes with you because it does not come with any.

The Sil Nylon variant uses a silicone impregnated nylon material, weighs 13 ounces, but is not seam sealed at the factory. ENO states that you must seam seal it before use.



The other variants use a PU coated nylon taffeta ripstop that weighs 21 ounces and the seams are taped.

This Tarp is awesome!



Easy to set-up, keeps you dry, and has enough space to provide ample protection when things start getting a tad bit sideways.

Word to the wise: pick up a pack of 4-6 stakes to go with this as it does not come with any stakes of its own, though there is plenty of guy line already attached. I grabbed some lightweight aluminum j-stakes off of here and they are perfect for anchoring the four corners.



This tarp also works great for pitching on flat ground with some hiking poles When I have been stuck in places without adequate hammock hanging trees or rocks I have pitched it A-frame style and stayed very dry and cozy even with some insanely heavy rain and decent wind.

Just finished thru hiking the Loyalsock Trail. I have always been a tenter until now. Packed small and light, easy to setup, and quick to take down. I stayed dry, and cool. The young man I went with had a Hennessy Scout. I was very happy with my decision to go with ENO.