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ENO ProFly Sil Tarp Ultralight waterproof
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EN-PFS002
This tarp is a real lightweight. With an area of 3.2 by 1.9 meters, it weighs barely more than 500 grams.
When every gram counts, the ProFly Sil is the ultra-light, storm-proof solution. It's streamlined, making it ideal for weathering sudden downpours or building a shady shelter. The tarp weighs just 510 grams with a size of 3.2 by 1.9 meters, has six anchoring points and four super-light aluminum pegs are included in the product. The seams of the tarp are double and additionally sealed, which means that it can withstand stronger storms.
Reflecting lines
The lines of the tarp are light-reflecting, which reduces the risk of tripping. The fabric of the tarp is made of 30D nylon that has been impregnated with silicone. An anchoring system with aluminum hooks is integrated in the Ridge Line.
| EAN | 811201015034 |
|---|---|
| Manufacturer Product Line | Profly |
| Product type | Tarp |
| Manufacturer | ENO |
| Color | green |
| Origin | Vietnam |
| Recycled | No |
| Material lying surface | nylon |
| Width approx. | 180 cm |
| Attachment Points | 8 |
| Water Column | 1000 mm |
| UV Thermal Protection | n/a |
| weight (lbs) | 0.510000 |
Customer Reviews
- To preserve the strength of the material, avoid folding along the same lines too frequently (change after 10 times)
- Store in a cool, dry, dark place
- Always ensure your gear (including any cordage) is completely dry before storing away
- Avoid prolonged exposure to extreme temperatures (above 40C and below -15C)
- Please keep your tarp a safe distance from fires and naked flames at all times.
- Do not machine wash. Clean carefully by hand only, using lukewarm water
- Prolonged exposure to strong UV light can cause material to weaken
- Ensure the area around the product is kept free of hazards
- Children should be supervised when using this product
- If tent line tensioners are included with the product, please use these or similar ones of the same design. Please do not secure a tarp with an inelastic knot. Strong gusts of wind can otherwise damage a tarp.
