Bitihorn Pro Tarp 3,5x2,9m

A tarp is a type of tarpaulin. It provides good protection against rain and sun, as well as against wind and snow.

A tarp is the simplest wilderness home. It can be pitched quickly, so you don't have to take a tent with you.

They can be used for anything from a simple slide in the rain to somewhere to sleep for a few nights.

For example: Bitihorn Superlight Tarp

We use nylon or polyester. The choice of materials is essential to the product’s performance and service life.

Bitihorn Superlight Tarp: HELSPORT RAINGUARD® SUPERLIGHT, Water column 2000 mm

Bitihorn Pro Tarp: HELSPORT RAINGUARD® PRO, Water column 3000 mm

Bitihorn X-Trem Tarp: HELSPORT RAINGUARD® PRO, Water column 3000 mm

Bitihorn Trek Tarp: HELSPORT RAINGUARD® FR, Water column 3000 mm

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The optimal tarp kit looks like this:

• Tarp
• Additional guy ropes
• Tent pegs
• A rope between 3-6 meters long and thickness of 2-4 mm
• At least two trees or two straight poles

You can use our Bitihorn Tarp in many different ways.

Shelter: You can make a lean-to shelter with plenty of headroom under the roof.

Roof: Use the tarp as an extra roof over the tent

Pitched roof: Or raise the tarp up like a pitched roof and you’ll have a roof if you’re sleeping out in nature.

Screen: Use the tarp as a screen against the sun or wind

The optimal tarp kit looks like this:

• Tarp
• Additional guy ropes
• Pegs
• A rope between 3-6 meters long and thickness of 2-4 mm
• At least two trees or two straight poles

You can use our Bitihorn Tarp as a lean-to shelter, roof, pitched roof or screen.

Our tarps are made of different materials and meet different needs.

SUPERLIGHT is very light, has a small packing volume and robust material

PRO is very robust and our most versatile tent tarp

X-TREM is adapted for expeditions and winter use

TREK is a simple tarp with a large packing volume. Good for using on campsites

Read more about materials here!

Our tarps come with guy ropes and strong guy rope points.

With some creative use of trees and other natural elements, there are numerous ways you can pitch the tarp.