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Deep Creek Tarp (Fall 2022)
Big Agnes
Deep Creek Tarp (Fall 2022)
$174.96 - $209.96
Description

　　Shade and protection with a variety of setup options

　　The Deep Creek Tarp offers shade and protection all day or all night for those who like to sleep sans the walls of a traditional tent. The two poles, multi-loops and guy-out points offer an array of set up possibilities in any environment or camp locale.

Footprint sold separately.
Description
Brand Name:
Big Agnes
Color:
Orange / Taupe / Eggplant
Area:
Medium: 150 sq ft / 13.9 sq m
Large: 275 sq ft / 25.6 sq m
Weight:
Medium Packed Weight: 6 lbs
Medium Trail Weight: 5 lbs 2 oz
Large Packed Weight: 7 lbs 10 oz
Large Trail Weight: 6 lbs 10 oz
Length:
Medium: 165 in
Large: 196 in
Height:
Medium: 76 in
Large: 76 in
Width:
Medium: 162 in
Large: 126 in - 204 in - 153 in
Stuff Size:
3 x 14 x 30 in
Other Features:
Features
• Tarp shelter creates an outdoor living area to shield you from the elements
• Versatile shape with two adjustable poles (included) allows for a multitude of pitch configurations
• Additional pole attachment location at center of tarp for more set-up options or additional stability by adding a center pole
• Stash pockets at corners for guyline storage
• Gear loops included along ridge seam
• Reflective guylines with cord adjusters and multiple guy-out points
• Peak height and covered area varies based on pitch configuration
• Area is the approximate square footage based on the dimensions of the tarp when flat
• Ready to pitch; with pre-cut guy lines and tensioners attached to tarp
• Multiple interior loops for attaching accessories
Construction + Materials
• Polyester taffeta with 1500mm waterproof polyurethane coating
• All seams taped with waterproof, solvent-free polyurethane tape (No PVC or VOCs)
• 2 aluminum adjustable poles included
• 6 aluminum hook stakes included (8 stakes for Large)
• Carry bag with shoulder strap included
• Additional Tarp Poles available - sold separately
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