DD Tarps

[@lovebikesmustride]

After lots of not being able to decide, I watched this and 4x4 it is. Thanks

[@centralalbertamilitaryoutl6691]

Thanks for the great presentation Andy! Very happy to hear you like the gear and we are sure your DDTarps will last you many years of great camping use. - Rob

[@ralphthebrick]

Fantastic video. Been pondering over you tube DD tarp videos for a few weeks now, trying to decide on what size. Personally I think the 3 x 3 will suit me now after watching this video. Trouble is Andy they now do a 3.5 x 3.5 ......Decisions, Decisions. Many Thanks...Ralph

[@TheSASurvival]

ralphthebrick That makes it hard, I pulled my 4.5x3 out of my bug out box in my truck yesterday and put the 3x3 in along with the 4x4

[@PaulOutdoors]

Superb Andy. Thank you for taking the time to make and share :)

[@sosteve9113]

Thanks,i am looking for a new tarp,going trough al kind of types and brands for the moment.

[@nickolasviel3577]

I ordered the 4x4 DD camo tarp from camogroup.ca after watching this video👍.

[@uncut125f]

This video has been a great help to me.

[@ajm2872]

Really, very well done. Subscribed.

[@71tonywhite]

Hi great video, I watch this a couple years ago when deciding to buy my 3x3 MC tarp. I am watching again now because I want the 4x4 MC. Can you do a new video on long term use, wear and tear how they stand up over two or more years? Thanks for sharing your works.

[@TheSASurvival]

Tony White Sounds like a great idea.

[@jplamb77]

Great Video,,, I’ve been looking at DD for a bit,,, the 4x4 multi cam is what Iam considering,,, Try looking into Aqua quest “Defender” is also a Excellent tarp.

[@TheSASurvival]

I will Check that out too. Thanks

[@madcat1007]

These tarps do not have eyelets. Is that a problem do you think?

[@kosys5338]

I decided to go with an Aqua Quest. Two reasons, 1: being in Canada I preferred to by Canadian and 2: the Aqua Quest tarp is a better tarp.

[@otwindow]

Useful information, thanks for posting.

[@marksadventures3889]

I use a 5 x 4, it's great bar the weight, but I did get closed ends. I use the 5 x 4 in all cases, but I am investing in the 3 x 3 though or the mtp 4 x 3.

[@TheSASurvival]

Nice

[@marksadventures3889]

@@TheSASurvival Thanks, question if you don't mind, how do i lose the shine without losing the waterproofing? my only bugbear with these things, it does not help in trying to keep stealthy.

[@TheSASurvival]

@@marksadventures3889 great Q, to be honest I would have no clue, I wouldn’t want to loose that waterproofing. That would then become more a canvas than a tarp.

[@marksadventures3889]

@@TheSASurvival I'll have to keep using the bet for now although it is dpm camo.

[@TheSASurvival]

@@marksadventures3889 bet??

[@SpringerOwl]

Excellent presentation. Thanks.

[@NewHampshireJack]

May I inquire if DD tarps perform well in very heavy rains? I am talking monsoon, not a quick downpour as I was used to backing in the US. I have lived the past 5 1/2 years in the Philippines and obtaining gear that truly works for us is very difficult. Any response from long times users who have experienced these conditions under a DD tarp will be highly appreciated. Thank you in advance, Maria and Jack in the Phils.

[@TheSASurvival]

I have used them in heavy downpours throughout the night and day but not continuous monsoon rain, they are not a super light weight material which gives them the advantage of holding off or repelling more water which is what i like about them, the corners are strong for securing as are all the point around the tarp. I hope this helps

[@NewHampshireJack]

Yes, and thank you for the rapid response.

[@dancanta8592]

Why surprised that 4.5 x 3 weighs less than 4x4 ? 4.5x3 is 13.5 square metres while 4x4 it's 16 . Great vid, have a nice day.

[@TheSASurvival]

Never did the math and looked at it that way. so you would be right.

[@elmardox3146]

Good size comparison.

[@neemancallender9092]

You can buy 6 guy lines and pegs as an accessory set from DD for a couple of dollars So with 10 guys and pegs your configurations are only restricted by your imagination

[@craigmooring2091]

It is only to be expected that the 4.5 by 3-meter tarp, being the smaller of the two would be lighter than the 4 by 4-mter tarp. 4.5 x 3 = 13.5 sq.m.; 4x4 = 16 sq. m.

[@MarkGuildeaMusic]

You said "One extra FOOT" you mean One extra Meter yea?

[@fgytshooting8335]

no 4m -3m = 1m / 2 = 0.5m each side so nearly 2ft

[@craig1919BS]

metre its metre not meder

[@TheSASurvival]

craig green sorry for the accent

[@craig1919BS]

Still enjoyed video thanks for posting

[@jim7115]

dd tarps-good aqua quest-better....... AND... MADE IN CANADA!!!!

[@TheSASurvival]

jim7115 nice to know, I have not heard of AQUA tarps