Stansport Light-Duty Rip-Stop Tarp 6' x 8' - Brown (U-68)

I have used these tarps for years now,to put as a weed cover before adding mulch.They hold up to 5 years sometimes longer before they start to disinegrate. That's much longer than the weed covers you can get at the home improvement stores

This product is inexpensive, so for the price... it's fine for my needs (to keep rain out of a small opening that gets little wind and is not scraping against anything sharp or abrasive [it's hung vertically]) and that's why I gave it 5 stars. It is however, extremely thin and would not recommend it if you need something even slightly durable, or lasting.

Good value as add-on item for $2.21 each. I bought 3 so far. Always handy to have SMALLER tarps around for outdoor use. The brown color blends in nicely (even better than using green tarps). If they start deteriorating from outdoor use, it's no big deal. I wasn't looking for waterproofing either. Just need to occasionally cover up stuff I'm selling, stuff in back of pickup truck (recycling), etc.Not as fllimsy as the 99-cent only store tarps (blue ones, unfinished edges, very thin, deteriorates quickly). I usually get tarps from Harbor Freight, but they don't have brown (or in this smaller size).ONE TARP was defective...it had 3 grommets in the same spot. I don't care...going to use it to rake leaves, mix up garden soil, etc.Will update if I leave one outside consistently.

Keep it in our trunk, to lay down if we are hauling something that could spill or has dirt/dust. Fits perfect in hatchback Subaru

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Using it as a cover for my fire wood. Have it tied down with bungee cords and so far it working well.

Honestly if you bought this then it probably works. It's a tarp. The only negative thing you could possibly put is is you did not receive a tarp.Keeps your stuff out of the dirt also works great as a rain fly. I ended up using mine to help catch a falling cactus in my back yard. The only reason I threw it out was because I did not want to take out all of the cactus thorns that pierced it. After all of that it did not have any rips or holes bigger than then cactus thorn. 100% worth the money.

Great tarp. I now have 2. It's brown both sides. That's the best part.

This was more then twice the price then had I gone to the local retailer for a 16x20 but I wanted brown to cover my tent which leaks. I ignored the reviews as it just had to not leak and didn't have to be too durable. It didn't rain at all on my trip but I noticed when packing up that there was a thin worn spot (see pic) that was something I wouldn't expect for forty bucks out of the package.

So far they have been working great for me. Especially for the price. Photo shows the rain water accumulated from past storms in our boat. The tarp hasn't ripped where it has been forced down in multiple spots. Wedged against metal boat frame and wooden boards, sometime holding water in a space measuring 1foot wide by 1foot long by 1.5feet deep.Overall it was a good purchase, I gave 4 stars because it is starting to tare around one of the metal grommets. But for the amount of abuse it has seen since I've purchased it, it was well worth it. When it finally starts to rip I'll purchase another.

This tarp is very thin, but seems to do the job for covering firewood. I would have preferred a heavier duty tarp, as I am not sure how long this one will last after the cold winter.

So I made a pretty big mistake purchasing this item without reading reviews! I read the durability in the description, noted the fair price and placed my order thinking ‘it’s just a tarp’!We used it to cover a pergola over our hot tub for the winter. I will be amazed if it makes it till December but at this point it’s on and will have to do.Do not buy this item without reading - unless you want it for a drop cloth!

Used outdoors for less than a week, already several holes/tears and at least 3 eyelets pulled out. I have had 2 other tarps out in same area doing same thing and both have held up very well. Spend the extra $’s on a better quality tarp.