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A versatile ultralight tarp with plenty of setup options—ideal for lightweight backpackers seeking simplicity, adaptability, and added versatility with an inner mesh.

No Pegs are included with this tarp, and cordage must be attached yourself

Liteway says: 

Large ultra light hiking tarp BIGGIE TARP with size 2.94×2.94m

Biggie Tarp protects you and your gear from rain, wind and sun. It’s lighter than usual tarps by multiple times. There are a lot of setup options from usual the A-Frame pitch to pyramid fly. Small packed size and volume.

Seams of the shelter are non-sealed. For sealing the seams we recommend sealant based on silicone.

Our Verdict

The Liteway Biggie Tarp is an ideal ultralight shelter for backpackers and hikers aiming to cut weight without compromising weather protection. Weighing 423 grams, this 3x3m tarp is compact yet spacious, offering plenty of coverage for one or two campers or as a communal hub. The tarp’s 20D Silpoly construction balances durability with weight savings—though, as with many ultralight tarps, it arrives with unsealed seams, so a silicone sealant is recommended for full waterproofing.

Equipped with eight reinforced tie-out points and line locks, it allows various setups, from A-frame to low shelter configurations. Reflective guy lines are included but unattached, while stakes are not provided, letting you pair the tarp with your preferred stake choice. For a fully enclosed, double-wall setup, the Biggie Tarp can be paired with the Biggie Mesh 2P inner, creating a spacious shelter with added insect protection.

No Pegs are included with this tarp, and cordage must be attached yourself

– Reviewed by Ultralight Outdoor Gear

Features

• 8 loops with linelock system for comfort setup and adjustment of guy lines
• Catenary cut
• UHMW PE guy lines
• Ultralight weight
• Compactly packing

Specifications

• Total weight:423g (excludes & bag)
• Size: 294cm x 294cm.
• Complete set: Biggie Tarp, UHMW PE guy lines, stuff sack
• NOTE. The sharp ends of the trekking poles should always be covered with tips. Or you can put a soft cloth / equipment under the sharp end of the pole. Do not insert the sharp ends of sticks or posts into shelter fabric. The sharp ends of the trekking poles should always be covered to avoid damaging the Tent.

Material & Construction

• Materials: 1.1 oz Silpoly 20D Ripstop 2000mm, WJ

Help & advice:

• The Ultimate Guide to Ultralight Tents
• The Time-Saver Guide to Choosing a Tent