Onewind 1110 ft Hammock Tarp - Lightweight 4-Season Rain Fly

In this review the Onewind 1110 ft Hammock Tarp earns a recommendation for backpackers and hammock campers who want a lightweight, all-season shelter that stays dry in heavy weather. The single biggest reason to buy is its combination of a high 4000mm waterproof rate and 1.1oz 20D ripstop silnylon construction, which together deliver strong waterproofing, wind resistance and low pack weight for multi-day trips. This review focuses on real use, setup, and the features that make it a practical tarp for variable conditions.

Key Features

• 4000mm waterproof coating: The PU coating on the inner face and silicone on the outer face help water bead and run off quickly, keeping the shelter dry in steady rain.
• 20D ripstop silnylon fabric: At 1.1oz fabric weight the tarp balances light pack weight with improved UV resistance and tear strength compared with thin polyester alternatives.
• Multiple configurations: The tarp can be pitched square, diamond or hexagon, and measures about 11ft x 10ft rectangular or 14.3ft diagonally for maximum coverage.
• No-knot setup system: Included guyline tensioners and a collection system make pitching and adjusting the tarp faster and more consistent than tying multiple knots.
• Complete accessory kit: The package includes stakes, reflective guylines, aluminum adjusters, carabiners and dual stuff sacks so it is ready for hammock or ground use out of the bag.

Who It's For

This tarp is best for backpackers, hammock campers and lightweight car campers who need a compact, durable rain fly that handles rain and wind without adding much carry weight. The tarp's small packed volume and 1.7lb fabric weight make it suitable for multi-day trips where every ounce matters, while the multiple attachment points let users adapt pitches for weather and campsite layout.

Those who rely on fully freestanding tents with integrated floors or need room for large family groups should look elsewhere, since this is a shelter tarp designed for coverage and versatility rather than a full tent system with rigid structure and floor. It also assumes the user can stake or secure multiple tie-out points.

Pros & Cons

Pros

• Lightweight and compact for backpacking while still offering strong waterproof performance.
• Durable 20D ripstop silnylon with dual coatings resists UV and sheds water effectively.
• Multiple pitch options and plenty of tie-out points let it serve as hammock tarp or tent tarp in varied conditions.
• Includes a full accessory set and easy no-knot tensioners for faster setup and clean guylines.

Cons

• Not a freestanding tent, so it requires trees or secure stake points and some experience to get ideal pitches.

Specifications

Material	1.1oz 20D high-strength ripstop silnylon
Waterproof Rating	4000mm (PU inner, silicone outer)
Packed Weight (fabric)	1.7lb (530g)
Set-up Dimensions	Rectangular 11ft x 10ft; Diagonal up to 14.3ft
Included Accessories	4 aluminum stakes, 6 guylines (10ft), 4 adjusters, 4 carabiners, stuff sacks
Pack Size	Approx 3.5in x 11in

Our Verdict

The Onewind 1110 ft Hammock Tarp is a strong value for lightweight campers who want reliable waterproofing and flexible pitch options without extra bulk. Its 4000mm coating and 20D silnylon construction handle rain and wind well, and the included no-knot system and accessories make it practical out of the bag. Buy it if you need a versatile, compact tarp for hammock or solo shelter use; skip it if you want a freestanding tent with a sewn floor.

Frequently Asked Questions

Can this tarp be used as a tent tarp with a door?
Yes. The tarp can be pitched with an overlapping door system and multiple attachment points to form a tent-style shelter that helps block wind and snow.

How easy is setup for one person?
The no-knot guyline tensioners and included hardware make single-person setup straightforward, and customers report quick, repeatable pitches without tying complicated knots.

Is it durable in high winds?
With proper staking and a low, tensioned pitch the reinforced tie-out points and 20D silnylon have held up in strong gusts according to users, though correct setup is important.