>>2183700Since you're a leaf, I'll add some info about the tarp I linked in
>>2183647Pic rel you can see the tarp (green bag) and rope + pegs (red bag) next to some shoes/boots.
You can see here about how big it is when folded up. It's not hard to fold to put back in the bag it comes in.
It's also very cheap for camping tarp ($25CAD). You can get even lighter tarps that folds down smaller, but it can get pricey.
The only real problem I've found with the tarp is there isn't as much grommets (rings) on the tarp.
There are grommets on each corner, then one grommet in the middle on each side.
There is also a hoop in the middle of the tarp that is very useful for tying off or using it as an over head tarp for hammocks.
Seams durable, it is seam-sealed and waterproof.
Canadian Tire also has a larger option.
https://www.canadiantire.ca/en/pdp/woods-waterproof-lightweight-family-camping-tarp-grey-4-m-x-3-m-0762959p.html?rrec=true#spcOf course you might not even be interested in the tarps, but I thought I'd add it.
If you don't know Steve check his videos out. He's in Edmonton and often uses budget gear.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CdBpgNXytoEHere are examples of higher quality tarps.
https://borahgear.com/tarps.htmlhttps://www.canadianoutdoorequipment.com/tarps.htmlAnd if you haven't checked it out before, here's ValhallaPure another Canadian camping store
https://vpo.ca/category/258/gear#/filter:ss_category:Gear$253EShelters$253ETarps$2520$2526$2520Bivy 