My New Rab Silwing Lightweight Wild Camping Tarp..

This is the first time I've set up my new tarp and I would definitely use hiking poles next time.

( Edit 8 pegs are needed and I would recommend using hiking poles through front loop not the underside of the tarp like I did to avoid damage to the tarp. After talking with a few People about this tarp It looks like It would be better pitching it the opposite way round with the back acting as the front)

Rab SilWing Tarp -

The Rab Silwing Tarp is a versatile, light-weight shelter with a catenary cut to provide maximum protection from the elements, designed for fast-and-light adventures.

The seven sided tarp provides 5m² of coverage underneath an ultralight Sil-Coat™ Cordura fabric, which is fully waterproof and incredibly strong. The Silwing is extremely versatile and can be set up using anything from trekking poles to trees.

Multiple light-weight webbing loops allow for a variety of setup options and a stuff sack is included for quick-and-easy transportation.

Specifications

Weight: 355g

Seven sided tarp provides approximately 5m2 (56 sq ft) of coverage

Ultralight silicone Sil-Coat™ impregnated 30d ripstop Cordura®

Versatile tarp can be set up using trekking poles or trees

Multiple light-weight webbing loops

Corner guyline points reinforced with Hypalon

Stuff sack included

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