Abrigo Rain Fly & Shelter

I bought this while driving to a campsite because I knew it would be raining during my stay. I typically just use a regular old tarp but I didn't have one this time and I love grand trunk products so I gave it a go. I tried 3 different set ups with the stakes in different areas on the ground, pilled rocks on top of the stakes, and buried them in the ground. I woke up multiple times throughout the night to the sound of the shelter flapping about because the wind pulled the stakes up. It ended up tearing itself from flapping around and I was constantly having to untangle the cord from the trees.
I will likely be sticking a standard, sturdy tarp.

Super happy with the results! Included stakes are killer ultra lights! Made myself a taco to keep the wind out.

Used this over my evolution hammock on a camping trip in the mountains recently. It snowed 4inches over night and this tarp held the weight and shed the extra without a single issue. No stretching or water leakage.
10/10 recommend

When I received the GT Abrigo shelter/tarp admittedly, I was skeptical. I am used to more robust and heavier tarps in my four+ decades of camping…but I was impressed. A rainfly was out of the question in the oppressive heat of , OK, NM and CO early this summer…but nightly rain showers were forecasted (and occurred). The Abrigo provided ample coverage for my Marmot Limelight 4 and allowed ample airflow into the tent. The Abrigo is ridiculously light…provided with substantial length reflective guy lines and excellent stakes. After some usage, the nasty manufacturing/industrial odor faded, the only quasi-negative I can mention. Setup can be tricky if using trekking or auxiliary poles but doable for anyone if I was able to successfully accomplish it. All-in-all, I’m not camping or backpacking without it.

Spent the afternoon by the river the other day, but it started raining right as we pulled up so decided to test this out, it took a while to set up but my boyfriend really liked how many tie points there were, its large enough that both of us fit under it, me in my double deluxe grand trunk and him in his double nest eno, though I think in a heavy rain it would be better to have one rain fly per hammock

Worked great. Used it while SUP camping the Chipola River. Kept me dry through rain and very wet mornings. I can’t comment on the durability yet but it appears and feels like it will last. The guy lines are a nice extra, wish there was some instructions on the best way to use the guy line hardware; but a bowline and a cinch knot work fine. Good product look forward to using in the future.

Thank you for being part of Lakefest 2026!

Work great, easy to use, many set up options, lightweight.

I like the rain fly. It's huge! But the advertised weight of 16oz cant include the rope, stakes, or bag, because when I weighed mine the actual weight is 24oz. I would've given this rainfly 5 stars if the weight was correctly listed (or adequately explained).

The versatility of this rain fly continues to amaze me as I take it on my trips. The ability to be used in almost any way is truly something to behold.

I am giving a one star because the rain fly came with no instructions, not even a "parts" list. I was trying to set up in a remote area. All that I was given was a QR code that led me to a site with instructions about how to set up other Grand Trunk products. I emailed the company was was eventually able to get instructions for this specific product. How hard would it be to include a QR code for each specific product and not just a webpage with random videos?

A little big ,would like to return for refund

Very good Quality nice and lightweight I going to try it out in a week see how it Preforms

Just what I need to to replace my old broken rain fly. I have photos.

I love it. It’s exactly what I expected.

After upgrading to a bigger hammock I needed a bigger rain tarp, I had the older smaller version before and I loved the diamond setup for the hammock after looking into other tarps for hammocks I liked the diamond style the best and booth this one. This rain fly is amazing, sturdy, light, and easy to setup.

One suggestion for an improvement, add loops or hooks on the inside of the tarps along the main line for hammock bug nets to use and attach to

Grand trunk products are all amazing

Abrigo Rain Fly & Shelter

The shelter did a great job of keeping me dry during 2 nights of heavy rains; however, the 4 eyelet areas where the stakes go in filled with water and it took forever to get the water out. It was like having water balloons on the 4 corners. Apparently, the seams in that area are not water proof. Before using, I would recommend taping those seams so that water doesn't get in there.

Nice quality, but pricey, I want you to design and sell a down under the outside hammock blanket. I saw several videos of Canadian winter campers who have one so I know they are out there; the one you offer seems overkill with under and over sleeping bag.

great rain fly. set it up in the field at a state park nearby just to get accustomed with it. can't wait to use it overnite!

I just camped for two days in a downpour and I’m so glad I brought this along. It’s small enough to pack up with you, and a great shelter. I used it to keep the picnic table at the campsite mostly dry, and it was perfect. Love it!

The rainfly did exactly what it was supposed to do. The only reason I had to give a 4 star was because it was not a quick setup! Too may knots to tie and it was not easily adjustable.

Keeps you dry. I have mine in a permanent spot because it was near to impossible to set it up finding placement on ground and trees. With that bit said it will completely keep you dry in torrential rain.

Abrigo Rain Fly & Shelter

It’s big enough for my hammock and keeps the rain out great. Very durable

Abrigo Rain Fly & Shelter

Abrigo Rain Fly & Shelter