Footprint Universal 4 Regular

20% OFF

CA$79.96

CA$99.95Save CA$19.99 (20%)

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at Valhalla Pure Outfitters

Price checked Nov 12, 2026

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About this product

The MSR Footprint Universal 4 Regular is a ground cloth designed to protect the floor of compatible MSR tents, including the Elixir 4, Front Range with Bug Insert, and Zoic 4. By sitting between the tent floor and the ground, it helps keep the floor clean, dry, and shielded from abrasion and general wear over time. The footprint is constructed from 68D Taffeta Polyester with a 1200mm polyurethane coating and a DWR finish, providing a reliable moisture barrier underfoot. Its square floor dimensions of 87 by 87 inches (221 by 221 cm) are sized to match the four-person tent models it supports. At 13 oz (369 g), it adds relatively little to a pack load while meaningfully extending the usable life of the tent floor. A practical accessory for campers who want to preserve their investment across multiple seasons of use.

Category: Tents & Shelters
Brand: MSR
Material: *68D Taffeta Polyester 1200mm polyurethane & DWR
Color: product-options
Size: * Floor Dimensions: 87 x 87 in / 221 x 221 cm

What people are saying

Reviewers consistently praise the MSR Footprint Universal 4 Regular for its durable 68-denier taffeta fabric, effective moisture and abrasion protection, and lightweight, compact packed size. Most agree it reliably does its core job of keeping the tent floor clean and dry, and many find the fit acceptable for compatible MSR tents. The most common complaints center on the lack of grommets or pole attachment points, which makes pitching the fly first in bad weather awkward and causes the footprint to shift. Fit is also a recurring issue: some owners find it slightly oversized, and an overhanging edge can channel rain under the tent. Several reviewers also flag the price as high for what is essentially a rectangle of coated fabric.