Camping Tarp Nils Extreme NC17111 230 x 140 cm Blue – Shelter Groundsheet

Nils Extreme NC17111 camping tarp measures 230 x 140 cm and is finished in blue. It is designed to serve as a lightweight shelter or groundsheet for bivouac and camping, offering basic protection against moisture and dirt. The tarp can be deployed under a tent to protect flooring from abrasion and dampness, stretched as a simple awning for overhead cover, or used as a temporary wind and rain barrier when constructing an improvised outdoor shelter.

Advantages

The tarp’s compact dimensions and low weight make it easy to carry and handle during multi-day trips or short excursions. Its water-resistant surface reduces ground moisture transfer and keeps gear and sleeping areas drier. Simple attachment points allow quick setup with cordage or poles, while the durable fabric provides resistance to tearing in typical camping conditions. The blue colour aids visibility when placed among natural surroundings.

Suitable for

• Groundsheet under tents or sleeping pads
• Temporary awning or overhead shelter
• Emergency wind or rain barrier at bivouac sites
• Protecting packs and equipment from wet or dirty ground

Key specifications

• Dimensions: 230 x 140 cm
• Colour: blue
• Intended use: tarp / groundsheet / temporary shelter
• Material characteristics: water-resistant fabric suitable for ground protection
• Weight category: lightweight and packable for camping use

How to use

Place the tarp flat on the chosen ground area when using it as a groundsheet, centring it under the tent footprint so edges extend slightly beyond the tent base to divert moisture. When used as an awning, tension the tarp between trees, poles, or trekking poles and secure corners with cord or guy lines to create a sloped surface for runoff. For a wind or rain barrier, fix the tarp vertically using attachments to available anchors and adjust the angle to reduce exposure. After use, clean off dirt and allow the tarp to dry before folding and storing to maintain water resistance and fabric condition.

Usage recommendations

Inspect the tarp and connection points before each use, avoid sharp objects beneath the tarp to prevent punctures, and do not rely on it as the sole structural shelter in severe weather. For longer-term protection, combine the tarp with additional supports and proper tensioning to improve stability and drainage.