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Kifaru Intl

SuperTarp

Lightweight Shelter

Designed for solo hunts and

Open-front Design

Supports fast three-season setups

Optional Annex

Adds full-coverage shelter space for

Canopy Only

Weighs 17.6 oz; annex setup

Multiple Guy-out

Points expand usable interior space

$400.00
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SKU: supertarp

Overview

Designed for solo hunters and minimalist bivy setups, this shelter offers a practical balance of coverage and packability for three-season use. Its open-front layout supports fast pitching and can be paired with the optional annex for a more enclosed setup that accommodates stove use. Multiple guy-out points help create usable interior space, while the overhead eave is intended to help keep drips out. It can be pitched with natural supports such as branches or trekking poles, or with the optional Peg & Pole Kit.

Why Hunters Choose the Kifaru Intl

Lightweight Shelter

Suited to solo hunts and

Open-front Design

Supports fast three-season shelter pitches

Optional Annex

Expands coverage and adds stove-ready

Multiple Guy-out

Points help increase usable interior

Can Be

Natural supports or an optional

Key Features

  • Lightweight shelter designed for solo hunts and minimalist bivys.
  • Open-front design supports fast three-season setups.
  • Optional annex adds full-coverage shelter space for stove use.
  • Canopy only weighs 17.6 oz; annex setup weighs 24 oz.
  • Multiple guy-out points expand usable interior space.
  • Pitches with natural supports or the optional Peg & Pole Kit.
  • Overhead eave helps keep drips out during use.

Best Used For

  • Solo hunters building a lightweight three-season bivy with fast, open-front shelter
  • Minimalist backpackers who want more coverage than a tarp without adding much bulk
  • Users planning stove-compatible setups with the optional annex and careful stove-jack fitting
  • Hunters needing a packable shelter that can pitch with branches, trekking poles, or a Peg & Pole Kit
  • Backcountry travelers who value multiple guy-out points and overhead drip protection in variable weather

Specifications

Annex CompatibleYes
Canopy Only Weight17.6 oz.
Dimensions Flat12 2" L x 9 2" W (front) x 6 5" W (rear)
Dimensions Pitched11 L (13 with annex)
Front Height52"
Front Width68"
Guy Out PointsMultiple
Open Front DesignYes
Optional Peg Pole KitYes
Overhead EaveYes
Pegs Required Canopy Only20
Pegs Required With Annex23
Pitches With Natural SupportsYes
Rear Height26"
Rear Width56"
Stove Jack TemplateAnnex option includes a stove jack template rather than a pre-cut opening
Stove UseYes
WaterproofYes
WeightCanopy only: 17.6 oz.; With Annex: 24 oz.
Wind Resistance60+ mph
With Annex Weight24 oz.

Pros

  • Lightweight shelter suited to solo hunts and minimalist bivy setups.
  • Open-front design supports fast three-season shelter pitches.
  • Optional annex expands coverage and adds stove-ready versatility.
  • Multiple guy-out points help increase usable interior space.
  • Can be pitched with natural supports or an optional Peg & Pole Kit.
  • Overhead eave helps keep drips out during wet conditions.

Considerations & Trade-offs

  • Open-front design leaves the shelter less enclosed than a fully sealed tent, so it suits users comfortable with a minimalist setup.
  • Canopy-only use requires 20 pegs, and the annex setup requires 23 pegs; neither are included.
  • The annex includes a stove jack template rather than a pre-cut opening, so it requires user sizing before stove use.
  • At 17.6 oz. for the canopy only and 24 oz. with annex, it stays packable, but the added coverage comes with extra setup components.

Suggested Comparisons

  • Ultralight solo shelter
  • Tarp shelter with annex option
  • Stove-compatible backcountry shelter
  • Three-season minimalist bivy shelter

Suggested Accessories

  • Trekking poles
  • Tent stakes
  • Stove jack
  • Guyline cord

Frequently Asked Questions

What kind of hunting setup is the Supertarp designed for?

It is built for solo hunts and minimalist bivys. The open-front design is intended for fast three-season setups.

Can the Supertarp be used with a stove?

Yes, when paired with the optional annex it becomes a full-coverage shelter ready for a stove. The annex includes a stove jack template rather than a pre-cut opening, so it can be sized to your stove.

How much does the Supertarp weigh?

Canopy only, it weighs 17.6 oz. With the annex, it weighs 24 oz. The listed weights require pegs, which are not included.

What do I need to pitch the Supertarp?

It can be pitched with natural supports such as branches or trekking poles, or with the optional Peg & Pole Kit. The canopy only requires 20 pegs, not included; with the annex, 23 pegs are required, not included.

What shelter dimensions are listed for the Supertarp?

Flat dimensions are 12'2" L x 9'2" W at the front x 6'5" W at the rear. Pitched dimensions are 11' long, or 13' with the annex, with a front width of 68", height of 52", and rear width of 56", height of 26".