DD Hammocks DD Magic Carpet XL

Well made carpet. I use it as tent footprint too. Four stars only, because of its bag, that fits too snug.

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Really good and light to carry around, because I'm a wilderness guide, on customer hikes I made a tarp every day and used it as a "visibility shield" in front of the tarp. The only downside was the packaging size, you couldn't stuff the tarp into a bag, you always have to fold it before putting it in the bag. A lower and wider bag would work better.

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Deft

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Great under the hood. You can walk around without shoes before climbing onto the mat. Keeps debris away and brings comfort on trips.

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Very practical and very light, I store it directly in the Tarp pocket with the sardines

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A good base for the vestibule of a tunnel tent and under a dome tent.

Exactly what is needed for stepping out of your hammock

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Handy size

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Size good. Same material as DD needs. 4 pcs. Fixing loops are enough for use on the ground, but if you are dreaming of setting it up as a canopy, it may be too few. So far, I haven't had time to use it myself, so it's a first impression assessment.

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I have collected this product a couple of times, but it's a great "rag"... It weighs significantly less than a light blanket, has a much more durable material than a light blanket and packs into a MUCH smaller space than a light blanket (tarpaulin). I've only just got around to using this in the winter as a rug, as its name suggests, when sleeping on a porch, in which case I spread this as a small rug on the ground, so that at least the feet have a dry place to remove shoes/boots and put them on the bench before putting them back on.