Wide Winter Tarp
From: $185.00
The coverage you have always wanted! Introducing our largest series of tarps that will have an overall width of 138″. Designed to accommodate optional internal pole mods giving you a maximum amount of room on the inside of your tarp. Inside the tarp we have sewn in beastee d-rings on either ends of the ridgeline to install an optional internal ridgeline. You will have your choice of either an 11′ or 12′ tarp.
*With the purchase of internal pole mods we will supply an internal ridgeline that will include 13′ of lash it, shock cord loop for prussic, and two line lock hooks.
*optional side panel pullouts and internal pole mods available*
*Please note that if you purchase side panel pull outs with your tarp you will need to seam seal them.*
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Description
The coverage you have always wanted! Introducing our largest series of tarps that will have an overall width of 138″. Designed to accommodate optional internal pole mods giving you a maximum amount of room on the inside of your tarp. Inside the tarp we have sewn in beastee d-rings on either ends of the ridgeline to install an optional internal ridgeline. You will have your choice of either an 11′ or 12′ tarp.
The winter tarp will offer a total of 8 ground tie outs, 2 per side and 1 for each door, and two ridgeline tie outs. We use 1/2″ beastee d-rings for the guy line tie outs and 1″ beastee d-rings for the ridgeline tie outs.
*With the purchase of internal pole mods we will supply an internal ridgeline that will include 13′ of lash it, shock cord loop for prussic, and two line lock hooks.
Specifications:
Weight – 11′ (625 grams), 12′ (660 grams)
Dimensions – Offered in ridgeline lengths of 11′ or 12′, Overall width is 138″
Tie Outs – 8 guy line tie outs, 2 ridgeline tie outs, 2 internal ridgeline tie outs. Guylines not included.
Add ons available:
– Side panel pullout for the exterior of the tarp
– Internal .344 pole mods (143″ in length) for the inside of the tarp
*Great choice for a side by side hang as it will give you an adequate amount of coverage. We recommend the 12′ ridgeline for a double hang*
Additional information
| Dimensions | 1 × 1 × 1 in |
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| SKU | DUT160 |
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lepine.martin –
Since the tarp comes with the double beastie Ds at tie outs, does the internal pole mod option add actual poles?
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josh.a.mount –
Do you do seem ceiling before it leaves or would I have to do that when it arrives
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josh.a.mount –
G’day I was just wondering if the doors have anything on them to help with closing them off so that you could seal up the gaps
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Kai –
I used the tarp for the first time this weekend. We had gusts of 40+ mph during setup and throughout the night. I bought a snakeskin as well and setup was easy. The tarp rattled in the Windaus should be expected but all stakes and tie-outs stayed put. This morning I awoke to the sound of ice sliding right off the tarp.
Take down was easy as well since no ice accumulated and the snakeskin made packing up a breeze.
Between the weight, size and easy setup I don’t think there is anything that comes close on the market.
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Rory Lee –
What material is the tarp made of?
What is the Hydrostatic Head?
What denier?
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spathmasterflex –
Just wondering when this will be back in stock? I’ve been trying to order the tarp with double pole mods and tie outs for what feels a few months.
Love every product I’ve purchased from you. Thanks for your help!
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craigtoncar –
Can you put snaps on the doors or do you need to add grosgrain so the snaps don’t tear out?
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Dave Gantz –
We find that snaps can tear the tarp fabric, but grosgrain may solve that problem.
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qootile –
Does the tarp come with the external ridgeline? If so, is there any hardware included on the ridgeline?
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Dave Gantz –
Our tarps do not come with ridgelines or guylines. You can find those items here: https://dutchwaregear.com/product-category/tarp-shelter/tarp-hardware/tarp-ridgelines/ and here: https://dutchwaregear.com/product-category/tarp-shelter/tarp-hardware/tieouts/
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craigtoncar –
Is there an option for you to install grosgrain just down the door edges so snaps can be installed?
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Dave Gantz –
Please contact us directly for custom order requests: [email protected]
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jannasmith8500 –
Apologies for the silly questions, but I’m new to hammock camping. I’m very curious about what side panel pullouts are?
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Dave Gantz –
Here’s a video of Dutch using the Side Panel Pullouts to install tarp pole mods: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yB-NIXZ_ztw
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rick2world007 –
If you select the double pole mod option , are the internal poles included ? If extra how much for both poles?
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Carolyn –
The internal pole mod option is for the actual poles themselves and you will be able to select one or two poles.
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Thomas Draper (verified owner) –
I got the wide winter tarp I want to add snaps to the doors will the material the tarp is made of and the rolled edge be strong enough to put snaps in that rolled edge and not tear out? Do I need to add grosgrain to the edge?
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Jenna Kinyon –
Can this be made in a print2fabric color?
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Dave Gantz –
We cannot print on our wide tarps, only are standard width tarps.
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Leon Gous –
can you add the pole mod afterwards? Does the tarp come standard with 2 d rings per tie off? Can you add the internal ridge line afterwards?
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Dave Gantz –
Yes, yes, and yes! Our wide tarps come standard with the double dring tieouts, so the poles and ridgeline can be included with the tarp set up at any time.
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jmunson1969 –
Thoughts on how heavy this baby is after a night of rain?
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Dave Gantz –
This tarp is made with polyester fabric, which is naturally hydrophobic, so it doesn’t absorb water. It is coated on both sides with silicone, making it even more waterproof. The tarp shouldn’t be too much heavier when wet than it is when dry.
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oskars.tutins –
Where can I find more info about the manufacturers advice of sealing the product?
*Please note that if you purchase side panel pull outs with your tarp you will need to seam seal them.*
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Dave Gantz –
We suggest Seam Grip + Sil Sealant: https://dutchwaregear.com/product/seam-grip-sil-sealant/
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Jenna Kinyon –
Would like to order this item in camoflauge or custom Print2Fabric color.
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Dave Gantz (verified owner) –
We cannot print on our wide fabrics, only our standard width fabrics.
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bansheekitty –
Any chance of adding a center tie-out to each side for windy conditions? I’ve been out in my Superfly under conditions where I really wished I had a center tie-out.
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Dave Gantz (verified owner) –
You can send custom requests to: [email protected]
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Cameron Roberts (verified owner) –
I purchased this wide winter tarp fully custom from Dutchware Gear in early 2021. Since then, I’ve utilized this life saving tarp one time, with that being said my first impression is overwhelmingly positive. I must’ve asked a million questions before the transaction was final, but I always received positive answers/feedback, so that is worth a mention. Upon arrival, I was impressed by how compact, and lightweight the tarp truly is. The first time setting up my tarp was intimidating but surprisingly simple for a novice like myself. A main concern for me was how I would be able to fold it back into the compactness of the original packaging but even for a single hiker fighting the wind, this tarp went back to its original state fairly easy. I look forward to further testing the integrity of this tarp on future hike trips. Thank you Dutchware Gear for all you do!
-Cameron
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clayton_rohrer –
Really looking at this great tarp but I have to know what the material is and the stuff size and does this have a side door pull out?
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Dave Gantz –
The material is our Xenon Sil Wide: https://dutchwaregear.com/product/xenon-sil-wide/
The stuff sack is roughly 12.5″ tall, 4.5″ wide, and 3″ deep when filled. There is plenty of extra space in this sack for a ridgeline and tieouts.
You can add-on Side Panel Pullouts and use those to tie your doors back with rope.
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Christine Garone –
On the 12′ tarp, bottom length side, what is the distance between the two stake out points? I want to take me 2 dogs with me and need to make sure that their unit fits with the doors closed.
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Dave Gantz –
This distance is approximately 92 inches.
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Christine Garone (verified owner) –
Tried mine out for the first time and the top ridge leaked. I ordered it with the side pull outs and I know I have to treat them (they did not leak), but I’m assuming I also need to treat the top. Can I use the SEAM GRIP + SIL SEALANT on it? I can’t find anything in the description about Xenon fabric. I LOVE this tarp and don’t want to ruin it by using the wrong product.
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Dave Gantz –
Yes, Seam Grip + Sil Sealant will work on our Xenon fabrics. Your ridgeline shouldn’t need this, though it is okay to apply this sealant if you’d like. With the black grosgrain ridgeline facing the sky, your ridgeline should be waterproof. Please contact us at [email protected] if you have any problems.
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Charles B Amos –
Re: New Wide Tarps
Will these be available with Print2Fabric?
Have an order pending now for a Winter Tarp in Privacy X Autumn and might prefer wide. Maybe!
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Carolyn –
No we do not have the ability to print on wide fabric.
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fuceye (verified owner) –
in the winter tarp is their a centre tie point between the pole attachments ?
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Carolyn –
If you purchase the pole mods there your tarp will automatically come with an internal ridgeline and that will be used to keep the poles up. Please see the video that is on the product page for further instructions.
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fuceye (verified owner) –
do the doors have loops to attach glove hooks or a spreader bar?
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Carolyn –
No they do not.
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Bob Waltenspiel –
How are the four doors held shut? I appears that they connect tightly in some fashion but neither the description or video describe it.
What additional hardware required to hold the doors shut in windy conditions?
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Carolyn –
You can stake them out or use tarp door hooks or mitten hooks to fasten them to the adjacent corner tie out.
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spathmasterflex –
I have an 11ft Hammock do you recommend a 12 foot tarp?
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Dave Gantz –
Since the hammock will sag a bit while hanging, an 11 foot tarp is fine for an 11 foot hammock. We suggest a 12 foot hammock if you want to hang two hammock side by side, though.
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wwwayos –
Would the 12′ tarp be big enough to use over the Tensa4 stand?
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Dave Gantz –
Tensa4 suggests an 11 foot long tarp or a longer the with their tarp extension kit.
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Neal Daugherty –
Can this tarp be made in 12 ft Camo DCF?
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Dave Gantz –
Yes, we can make a custom DCF tarp for you. We will contact you via email right away.
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bearcwy (verified owner) –
Does the tarp come with a stuff sac
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Dave Gantz –
Yes it does.
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wvhiker197114 –
What are the side panel pull outs? I’m looking at buying the winter tarp
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Dave Gantz –
Here’s a video showing one way to use these pullouts: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yB-NIXZ_ztw
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cssdc12 –
Can I get the Tarp made with LineLoc 3’s instead of the D-Rings?
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Jerry Mauchmar –
Is it possible to get this tarp with a 13′ length rather than 12′?
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lepine.martin (verified owner) –
I’ve used the wide winter for all of last year. I got the 12′ with double pole mod. Brought it canoe tripping for solo setups. Use it regularly for a double Dutch setup with the double pole mod. It packs nice and small. I have some concerns with the ridgeline stitching, as it seems to pull more than I feel comfortable. It could just be me that over tightens the ridgeline. I use stingerz with 12′ feet of ridgeline. I think I would probably be better with an extra 3 feet of ridgeline to accommodate the areas I camp in however. I also find that the internal ridgeline seems to loosen when touched. The line lock seems to do the job, I just twist the cordage around it or make a small knot to keep in place. All in all, I’m very happy with the tarp and plan to use it as my main tarp when I need coverage.
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494e46 –
This is going to sound really daft but…
Are the side panel pullouts necessary for the internal pole mod?
From Dutch’s video the side panel pullouts appear to be centrally located on the outside of the tarp where as the internal pole mod (clue is in the name isn’t it?) not only appears to be internal but the poles look like they run edge to edge.
I guess I could just order everything but I really don’t want to be doing additional sealing etc.
Many thanks
Ian
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Dave Gantz (verified owner) –
The Side Panel Pullouts are great if you don’t plan to use internal pole mods. If you use internal pole mods, the side panel pullouts are not compoletely necessary. Do note: if you want these pullouts added on at a later date you will have to ship the tarp back to us for that work.
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