Onewind Premium Hammock Tarp Sleeve 12ft Camping Tent Rain Fly Snakeskin for Tarp Easy Storage and Display, Hiking and Backpacking, Lightweight and Durable Water Resistant, OD Green

These are awesome! I originally ordered a set for my camping hammock that has a rain fly and bug net built into it. Now I just hook the ends to the tree straps and slide these back and the unit simply drops into place. So then I ordered a second set for my ultralight tarp.. then a set for my bigger tarp.. one of my $500 hammocks came with a set made by a different company.. nope they sucked! Tossed them in the trash and ordered yet another set of these instead. They are ultralight, durable, and super convenient. When I get home, I have all of my stuff hanging from the ceiling in the garage. When I decide what I am taking out with me, I simple slide these sleeves down the line and drop everything right into my backpack because now everything does not require stuff sacks.

I bought the snakskin to use with my Onewind tarp. It makes deploying and collecting the tarp a breeze. The weight is neglibile. If the weather is nice during the day, I take my lines off the stakes and furl the tarp into the snakeskin in seconds, then deploy it when I go to my bed in my hammock at night. I leave my lines attached to the tarp and tey easily slide inside the snakeskin. And all of it fits in the tarp sack. I would highly recommend the snakeskin.

Makes take down and setup of the tarp 100x easier; worth the weight and money.

Never any issues with Onewind products, this one is no exception. I have used it for nights where I am not sure if it will rain.

For hammock camping, a tarp sleeve is a must. The sleeve makes quick work of set up and pack up of the tarp. No more folding and rolling and barely being able to get it in the stuff sack on a cold morning with stiff fingers and gloves on. The sleeve also gets the tarp out of the way when not needed, but still hung for quick use if you need it. It's tight with the extra material, but easier to stuff in the sack by just rolling the 'snake' into the bag. The guidelines are easy to find in the ends of the sleeve to tie them off without the tarp flapping in the wind while you're doing it. The only downside I found with this sleeve is that it is one-piece...going all the way across the tarp. It's a bit of a challenge, once you get past half-way, to easily slide the tarp in. There are other sleeves that are 2-piece and that may alleviate that. Not a big deal at all, but worth noting. Definitely something you'll be glad you bought, if you're not using one now.

This is a must have in my opinion. I bought this for my one wind 12” tarp, that while amazing itself, was rather unwieldy. This makes setup and teardown of the tarp quick, easily, and painless. Doesn’t seem to weight any more than the original tarp bag so there’s no down side there.

Made very well and makes putting my tarp away a breeze.

Tried all the styles of Onewind sleeves; this is the winner for me. When you pack a hammock there's a high probability that it will be wet, at least from dew. This mesh sleeve doesn't trap moisture like solid cloth. It's also loose enough to easily slip over. The runner up is the 2 piece sleeve, but it's harder to slide on and doesn't breathe like this one.