DD Tarp 3x3m Pro Olive Green | BUY or NOT?

Based on the ever popular 3x3 tarp, and born out of innovation and testing in the field, the DD Tarp 3x3 - Pro offers limitless set-up options and versatility with a number of new and advanced features as detailed below.
In addition to the fully waterproof 3000mm PU coating:
- 21 reinforced attachment points (2 more than the DD Tarp 3x3) allow for the Tarp 3x3 Pro to be set up in countless ways.
- 16 eyelets placed on each outer attachment point to allow the DD Tarp 3x3 Pro to be used with poles or pegged tightly onto the ground.
- Guy line stowage loops: corner and middle side loops have velcro to allow folding of and storing the guy lines when packing - (handy to keep the guy lines tangle-free between uses, while still connected to the tarp for quick set-up).
- Press studs: positioned on two sides of the tarp, these allow you to attach multiple tarps together (up to a maximum of 4 tarps in a large 6m x 6m square shape). Also allow for advanced tarp configurations for both hammock and ground dwellers: for example, close one end together when used in the diamond formation with a hammock.
Highly versatile
From using the additional extra tarp attachment points and eyelets to enhance your tie-out options, to using the press studs to enclose your shelter in tough winds, or attaching more than one 3x3 Pro together, this really is a multifunctional tarp. When packing away and setting up, the very handy guy rope attachment points will save time and hassle - the Tarp 3x3 Pro really does have every angle covered!
All DD Tarps are 100% waterproof, even in the heaviest storms.

[@densoath5714]

Thanks man. This is some new to me and I’m learning to do all the techniques. Thanks for your comments. 😂

[@PhilCherry3]

Dude, You need to watch a whole lot of KZbin videos to learn how to use this tarp! First, in A-frame configuration (like your setup here) a person only needs 4 stakes & a good ridge line to create a weatherproof shelter. Other than the ridge line cordage, one only needs the actual hammock suspension to finish the setup. I’m not sure why you’re needing 4-6 ropes. While extra stakes would be helpful they are not necessary. The DD 3x3 is one of the best on the market. But I use my DD 4x4 much more than my 3x3. I like the extra coverage.