The Takibi Tarp Hexa Set M is the version of a hexa tarp you can put a fire under. The ivory outer is a 210D polyester oxford rated to 1,800 mm, and the flame-resistant inner roof clips beneath it to take the sparks — which is the whole reason the set exists, because a bare tarp over a fire pit is how tarps get holes. Run the outer alone in fair weather and add the inner roof only on fire nights.
The tarp body is 475 × 420 cm and covers roughly four people around a fire. The hexa cut sheds wind from any direction, which is why it stays up on exposed sites where a square tarp flogs itself apart. It packs to 80 × 18 × 23 cm and weighs 8.8 kg complete — a two-hand carry, not a backpacking item.
Materials
Tarp body: 210D polyester oxford with a PU coating, Teflon water-repellent finish and UV-cut treatment. Inner roof: flame-retardant polyester/cotton blend. Wing poles: aluminum alloy.
What's included
- Hexa tarp body, ivory × 1
- Flame-resistant inner roof × 1
- Roof sheet tape — red × 1, black × 1
- Wing pole 280 cm × 1, wing pole 240 cm × 1
- Steel peg 30 cm × 8
- Forked rope with tensioner 10 m × 2
- Rope with tensioner 3 m × 2, 2 m × 2
- Carry bag, pole case, peg case
Using it over a fire
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Pitch it on the full-height poles. Snow Peak specifies the 280 cm and 240 cm poles whenever there is a fire underneath — shorter poles bring the flame too close to the inner roof
- Flame-resistant is not fireproof. Never leave a fire unattended under any tarp
Care
- Dry the tarp fully before packing — stored damp, the coating delaminates and mildews
- Brush ash and embers off the inner roof rather than washing it
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