I have mixed feelings. I confirm some of the comments from other users. First of all, these “prusik” knots, after the guyline gets damp, tend to have a mind of their own. When we tension the tarp and the wind picks up, they tend to slip. The length of the line is sufficient, but the attachment points really do not look durable. I bought it for convenience. In theory and in practice, it shortens and simplifies setting up camp. But the later adjustments were irritating. Interrupted rest is not worth it. The concept is interesting, although if well made, it could have four attachment points. I am not giving it the lowest rating, because if someone has patience, they can try it. At home, in the garden, during the day. For demanding users (and I consider myself one), this product will not pass the test.
