Best Tarpaulin

There are four reasons why you would need a heavy-duty tarp.

Many people never consider tarps, and why should they? It's the kind of thing that doesn't occur to you until you need it, which isn't too much. However, there are four reasons why you should still have a glass clear pvc tarpaulin on hand:

If you camp sometimes,

You'll need a tarp if you spend a lot of time in the wilderness with nothing but a pop-up tent or a sleeping bag, whether on a family holiday or on your own. You should update the weather forecast to see if you're in the clear (or just miss the ride altogether), but freak storms happen all the time, and you never know when the "soft drizzle" will turn into a hailstorm the size of your eyeballs. A heavy-duty tarp won't be enough to block out the sound of stone after stone or raindrop after raindrop pelting down all over you, but it will keep you dry and your tent hole-free.

If you want to hunt or play paintball, this is the place to be.

We're talking about camouflage tarps in this situation. If you're just camping, we consider using the brightest tarp you can find to warn hunters and scare away any curious animals. If you're a hunter or a paintball enthusiast, though, a camouflage tarp is the way to go. It'll have decent protection from both your prey's eyes and the harsh forces of nature.

If you deal with wood a lot,

You like constructing objects, which is fantastic! What isn't awesome, though, is being almost finished with a beautiful grandfather clock for your sister when another freak storm strikes. (Hopefully, you're working outside, where the sawdust and woodstain gases will escape your lungs.) It'll also shield the project from the sun's dangerous rays, which can be lethal to a newly painted wood project. And if you're working indoors, a tarp can be used to prevent dust and pet fur from falling into your job.

If you own a semi, you're in luck.

You're already hauling a lot of things in your truck if you have one. There's no other explanation, because let's face it, a lot of the stuff isn't really yours. You avoid being Jim and become "Jim, who has a truck" until you get a truck. When it comes to asking someone with a vehicle if they can help them out and carry any items with it, people seem strangely bold, and they certainly won't mind if it's raining, so be prepared. Maintain a heavy-duty tarp in the cab to protect your - and everyone else's - belongings.

That concludes the four reasons why you should have a tarp on hand. So, what exactly are you asking for? Now is the time to go out and buy one!