I guess you call a shelter a tent tarp when it has a bathtub floor and no-see-um mesh vents but no poles. I’ll remember that the next time I get to my campsite and realize that I left the tent poles in the truck of my car. The AntiGravity Tent Tarp is a 9-foot tent that weighs about 1.9lb. It includes 9 stakes and four guylines to keep the double-walled shelter’s walls tight to prevent condensation. You’ll need to use trekking poles to prop up the $200 shelter.

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