Military style tarp..

[bennyjenkins]

Does anyone know where in the U.S. to find the military style waterproof tarps with the ridgeline rings on the outside? I've been looking around but everything I find for sale is based in the U.K. Does the U.S. even make a tarp similar to the Austrailian bashas?

 

[ghostguy6]

The canadian armed forces has the "half shelter" that is pretty easy to find

 

[baldtaco-II]

Wiggy's

 

[mrgreen]

This might work, http://www.survival-solutions.com/id89.html. If I didn't already have a few great lightweight tarps, I could justify getting it. I like that it's fire resistant.

 

[Codger_64]

This might work, http://www.survival-solutions.com/id89.html. If I didn't already have a few great lightweight tarps, I could justify getting it. I like that it's fire resistant.

Mmmmmm... decent price, size and materials. $90 +/-.

I've been interested in a Kelty Noah's Tarp for a while. It is catenary cut. Anyone have and use one?

 

[Starlight1967]

The Kiwi army has a hootchie that's a bit bigger than ours, and the cam is closer to the British DPM (a lot darker than our issue). If you can get one of those, it may be better if you have lots of rain, and a greener environment.
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