Sand Wash Car Tarp
$323.96
$539.93Save $215.97 (40%)
at Backcountry
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- The current price has held for 11 days.
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About this product
The Big Agnes Sand Wash Car Tarp (part number TSWCT23) is a roof rack-mounted shelter designed for camping and travel, providing up to 141 square feet of coverage when deployed. Built from polyester taffeta in a Rooibos/Shale colorway, the main tarp structure is supported by two adjustable aluminum poles and secured with reflective guylines and webbing that improve visibility in low-light conditions. A separate fabric panel can be staked out to extend the shaded area or positioned as a wind block, making the setup adaptable to different campsite conditions. The carry bag features a lashing system that stays attached to the roof rack, keeping the tarp accessible for quick deployment and straightforward storage. Multiple interior loops offer compatibility with gear lofts and Big Agnes mtnGLO Camp Lights. When packed, the tarp measures 48 by 4.5 by 4.5 inches, keeping it compact for transport. The product carries a limited manufacturer warranty and fits universal roof rack configurations.
- Category
- Tents & Shelters
- Brand
- Big Agnes
- Material
- polyester taffeta
- Color
- Rooibos/Shale
- Size
- One Size One Size
- Activity
- travel, camping
- Dimensions
- 48 x 4.5 x 4.5in
- Part Number
- TSWCT23
- Compatibility
- universal
- Manufacturer Warranty
- limited
What people are saying
Reviewers consistently praise the Big Agnes Sand Wash Car Tarp for its clever roof-rack-mounted design, which creates a generous shaded area quickly and conveniently at campsites and tailgates. The additional fabric panel that can be staked out for extra shade or rolled away is seen as a versatile bonus, and the removable carry bag is appreciated for protecting the tarp when not in use. The most common complaint is poor wind performance: reviewers report that even a light breeze can lift the tarp off its poles and collapse the entire structure, making it unreliable in anything but calm conditions. The included aluminum stakes are also widely criticized as flimsy and prone to bending, and some users find the setup process fiddly without prior practice.
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