REVIEWS
22 Reviews
FNU A
I will recommend to buy this if you are buying the tent. I also use an additional ground sheet which had kept my tent and this very fresh and durable. It’s must purchase with the tent and worthy for the cost as well.
Nathan P
Man, this might not be the smallest pad but the comfort is out of control. I'm a move around a lot when I sleep and this pad doesn't loose air at all. It's a bit more rugged material too so sleeping right on the ground isn't a problem. Highly recommend for anyone looking to upgrade!
Brad
After using a 3rd party ground cloth on my prior tent, I definitely recommend getting the ground cloth designed perfectly for the tent you take. High quality, ultralight and fits the tent footprint perfectly.
It's lightweight and seems durable. It does what it is supposed to do.
Steven J
This is a really cool ground footprint that integrates seamlessly with the Fly Creek UL2 tent. It hooks into the poles which stake to the ground so you can use the footprint with the full tent or just the poles and rainfly.
Lightweight and matches my tent perfectly. It does it job and was used to keep the moisture off the bottom of the tent. It worked well at that job and is feather light. Highly recommend.
Fits the Fly Creek HV UL 2 perfectly and protects the bottom of the tent. Not much else to say.
[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] The Fly Creek HV UL 2 is an essential for your camping needs. Being able to pitch the fly to the footprint for lightweight applications is an amazing feature. Makes for an awesome caping experience in fair weather. Even more important keeping the Fly Creek HV UL 2 Tent in its best condition possible is a huge plus. #sweepstakes
Lightweight and protective. Packs down nice and small
Justin
I find a footprint to be useful for protecting the floor of the tent and keeping the tent clean and dry. It does the job but could be better. Fit is decent on the entrance end where the poles attach to the tent and the footprint. On the feet side the lines are far too long for where the tent and fly stake. I'm not sure why this is (maybe to be able to wrap the line around a rock) and the length is a little long so the single pole at the footprint doesn't keep the footprint locked into the poles if you attempt to adjust the placement of the tent.
Given how lightweight the tent fabric is on the Fly Creek, getting a footprint was an easy decision. They fit and they work protecting the floor of the tent.
Clinton C
It's a ground cloth and does what it should do. It was the only piece of the tent that didn't feel like it as going to shred if the wind blew too hard.
For a product-specific tent footprint, this is great. It works as intended and has been durable for rough ground at campsites. It's light, and easy to use with the intended tent. Of course, there are more budget friendly tent footprints that work great (tyvek, plastic tarp), but if you want something that's easy to set up and works perfectly every time, this is it. As you can see in the picture, it doesn't protrude at all either, so great for keeping your footprint as small as possible if that's important to you.
Will P
Definitely needed for the ultralight tents otherwise you've just waisted a bunch of money when you tear your tent
It fits the Fly Creek perfectly and even gives me some flexibility to use this with poles and the rainfly for a even lighter shelter.
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