Defender Tarp by AquaQuest – 20,000 mm Waterproof Seam-Taped Rain Fly, 10×7 Olive Drab

Meet the AquaQuest Defender Tarp, a heavy-duty rain shelter built for real-world outdoor life—whether you’re car camping, practicing bushcraft, or planning a survival-focused overnight. It combines a robust waterproof rating of 20,000 mm with heat-taped seams to help keep interior space dry during sustained rain and gusty winds. The olive drab finish helps the shelter blend with forest and field, and its compact pack size makes it a convenient companion in a lightweight kit. This rain fly focuses on dependable coverage rather than hype, offering a practical option when conditions shift so you can concentrate on your route, camp setup, and cooking routine.

Build and materials you can rely on

• Rugged 70D nylon with an extra-heavy dual coating delivers durability without excessive weight.
• Reinforced webbing at tie-out points, bar-tacked connections, and precise stitching boost resilience on tough campsites.
• Durable construction backed by years of field use and professional-grade expectations without compromising mobility.

Storm-ready design for shifting weather

• A dense tie-out grid and braced corners help you pitch fast and low, even when winds shift around the shelter.
• With 21 tie-outs distributed across the canopy, you can tailor the layout for wind, rain, or sun as needed.

Size, weight, and portability

The Defender Tarp finishes at a practical 9'7" × 6'7" (64 ft²) of coverage, with 21 tie-outs and a weight around 2.4 lb. It packs compactly and ships with the tarp plus a stuff sack for easy carry. A lifetime warranty accompanies the product, reflecting AquaQuest's long-standing commitment to durable outdoor gear since 1994.

Care, versatility, and real-world use

Use it as a standby shelter in sudden downpours, a windbreak in open terrain, or a modular base for longer trips. To extend life, dry after use, store dry, and inspect seams periodically. The Defender Tarp is designed to be a versatile, dependable element in an outdoor kit, offering practical shelter options without promising guaranteed outcomes.