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HouseFly Rain Tarp
ENO
HouseFly Rain Tarp
$139.95
Description

　　Luxurious waterproof fortress for ENO hammocks

　　Part rain tarp, part luxurious waterproof fortress, the HouseFly's silicone impregnated nylon sides keep you warm, dry and comfortable. Overlapping doors complete with agile buckles on either end of the tarp make access an ease while keeping out winter's nastiness. Boasting the most coverage of all the ENO tarps, the HouseFly's stowable doors allow you to laze in cool shade or weather a surprise snowstorm.

　　Stakes not included.

Footprint sold separately.
Description
Brand Name:
ENO
Weight:
27 oz.
Waterproof:
Yes
Dimensions:
(L x W) 10' 8" x 8'10"
Other Features:
• 10 Point Guy System
• Stitched and Taped Seams
• LineLoc Fasteners for Fast and Secure Line Tensioning
• Overlapping, Stowable doors
• *Tarps do not come with stakes
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