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FLOORSAVER REAL DOME LITE II

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$30 $50 In stock

Category: Ausruestung-Zelte-AND-Equipment-Zelte-Zubehoer

The FLOORSAVER REAL DOME LITE II groundsheet tarp protects the tent floor from damage caused by sharp objects, stones and twigs. As a result, it significantly extends the lifespan of the tent.



The tarp, or footprint, is slightly smaller than the tent floor to prevent rainwater collecting between the floor and the tarp. The FLOORSAVER is quick and easy to attach to the tent’s guying points using the elasticated loops.

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Customer Reviews (4.6 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Eli ★★★★★

Pitched on a patch of gravelly dirt last weekend and the groundsheet tarp took the abuse without a single tear. It buckled nicely around the tent floor corners, and the material feels thicker than I expected for something that packs away so small.

Olivia T. ★★★★★

After a rocky, root-covered campsite last weekend, I’m glad the groundsheet took the brunt of it — the tent floor still looks brand new. It’s thin and light enough to pack without noticing, but it handled sharp stones without a single tear.

Natalie ★★★★★

Used it on a rocky campsite last weekend and the tent floor came out completely unscratched, which honestly surprised me. The tarp is thin enough to pack flat but tough enough that I didn’t worry about a single sharp stone underneath.