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Creating adequate shelter is a must-have in austere conditions. There are dozens of items and ways to build a shelter effectively. One item that makes life much easier is a good tarp setup.

I almost always use tarps as my primary shelter for both personal camping trips and survival treks. I recommend using a tarp that is at least two feet longer than you are tall.

This tarp shelter is best-suited for windy conditions with a constant prevailing wind direction. The wedge provides an aerodynamic shape which should resist the most biting wind and driving rain.

Tony Nester of Ancient Pathways, a.k.a. The Survival Guru, shows you how to build a survival shelter with a tarp, sticks, and rope.

Shelter is vital to survival in the wild, but little understood by amateur outdoor enthusiasts — and what they know often relies on using tents, tarps, or bivy sacks. But when caught in the wilderness ...

The best ground tarp may not be the best tarp to make a primary shelter, but there are plenty of versatile tarps that may work for both.

Developed in response to the lockdowns, Shelter by Cinch combines the coolest elements of tarps into one minimalist package.

The Shelter takes what looks like an easier, more versatile approach, as it's a stand-alone tarp that can be put up anywhere.

Families, campers and outdoor adventurers looking for a versatile next-generation camping tarp may be interested in the Shelter by Cinch. A large camping tarp that can be easily deployed to ...