As promised, a lil' comparison:
DD 3x3 (~ 35):
-Multicam:
pros: has camo, cheap, light (720g), large
cons: repeating pattern, reduced number of attachment points
-Olive:
pros: cheap, light (720g), large
cons: no camo
UKMCPRO (~35):
- Elite Evolution Basha:
pros: available in dpm/CE/multicam camo, cheap
cons: 3x3 is heavy (1.1 kg), 2x3 acceptable weight (850g)
BCUSA tarps:
- UL Multicam 10x10 (feet, so 3x3m)
Pros: genuine multicam, light (540g)
Cons: very expensive ($ 136, plus shipping, VAT & import cost from USA)
- Woodland (3x3m)
Pros: woodland camo, acceptable weight (850g)
Cons: price ($ 73 plus shipping, VAT & import cost from USA)
Auscam hoochie:
pros: fairly cheap (50 AUSD)
cons: small (2,85x1,85m), auscam, shipping, VAT & import cost costs a bundle
BCB
- Fox basha (~65)
pros: camo woodland, light (700g)
cons: only in 3x2m
Brand type | Size (m) | Weight (g) | Price (ex shipping, import & VAT when imported) | Colours |
DD 3x3 | 3x3 | 720 | 35 | Multicam/Coyote/OD |
UKMCPRO EEB 3x3 | 3x3 | 1100 | 40 | Multicam/DPM/CE |
UKMCPRO EEB 3x2 | 3x2 | 850 | 33 | Multicam/DPM/CE |
BCUSA UL MTC | 3x3 | 540 | $ 136 | Multicam (genuine) |
BCUSA Woodland | 3x3 | 850 | $ 73 | Woodland |
Auscam hoochie | 2,85x1,85 | n/a | 50 AUSD | Auscam |
BCB Fox Basha | 3x2 | 700 | 65 | DPM |
It got a bit mingled but is still readable, I think
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After looking at this, it seems a stupid idea to choose anything other than the DD tarp. Because it's cheap, light and large. Probably gonna do that, but more suggestions are always appreciated.