Bivouac sheet TigerWood Termo Tarp 3 x 4 m - Hunter

The tarp is great, but it's a shame it doesn't even come with guy lines. I bought another 3x3 tarp at a supermarket, and they were included. I don't expect stakes, but instead of immediately setting up and resting, you have to mess around with cutting and tying lines.

The tarp works great as a base when sleeping in the forest. It's a perfect match for hammocks, is quite wide, and resistant even to heavier rainfall.

The tarp fulfills its function very well, although I haven't had a chance to check the thermal layer yet since I've mainly used it in autumn and winter. It has lots of attachment points and doesn't leak, even in heavy rain. I have no problem repacking it into the cover.

The tarp is the right size and made from good material. I chose it with the Tigerwood Bison hammock set — it's my first such camping kit. I hope it will work well. It's a pity that the suspension straps have to be bought separately.

This is my first tarp, so I have nothing to compare it to. The thermal layer and size are definite pluses. With a 3-meter hammock, it works great. I can't rate the quality yet, as I've only used it twice. It can be easily packed into the original bag, as long as it's rolled well at the start.

Poor product. The "pseudo cover" is practical only the first time—after that it's hard to repack it like originally, especially in bad weather. Attachment points are low quality—during stronger mountain winds, three grommets tore out. There's a lack of solid stitching on the edges and center of the tarp; for this reason, the attachments are weaker than, for example, in the DD Hammock. The only advantages are the thermal layer and good water resistance. Unfortunately, the weak cover and attachment points make it hard to carry and set up in strong wind. I rate it 3/5.

I chose the 4x3 m size on purpose, because it allows you to set up the tarp in a C shape or use it as a bushcraft tent. With this size, there's plenty of space inside. Despite being heavier than 3x3 tarps, I think it's worth it. The mounting points are reinforced, which promises long life without tears.

The material is durable and gives the impression of being solid. Only the fasteners could look more secure and inspire more confidence, although so far they have not failed. The cover could be a bit wider – when folding everything on your own, it's hard to fit everything inside.

I'm a fan of TigerWood products. I've used them many times and they've never let me down. It's a good choice for people who enjoy sleeping in nature. Very easy to clean even in the field, which is a big advantage for a product of this size.

Great value for money

It's not the best tarp, but for now it serves its purpose. You shouldn't attach lines under the tarp, as it then comes apart (tested by a friend). Overall, I give it 4 out of 5 stars.

Tarp tested in tough conditions — it rained and was windy all night, but it didn't leak and all the grommets held up. The size perfectly covers my 3.3-meter hammock, with room to spare. Packing it into the dedicated cover is a bit problematic, but I'm sure it'll get easier with time. I recommend it.

Once unfolded, it appears to be a good quality product, although practical use will show the final verdict. It's a pity that the guy lines must be bought separately. The description listed a lower weight, but it's actually 100g heavier. It's good enough for me, as long as it doesn't start raining directly on my head.

The tarp is very large, well made, and has the right number of loops. I'm glad it's a Polish product. The price-to-quality ratio is very favorable. My only complaint is that one end cap on a cord was missing from the set.

My first impression is very good. The tarp is solidly made and doesn't take up much space in the backpack. I can definitely recommend this product.