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A hammock and tarp setup that's ready for the weather A hammock is freedom; a tarp is insurance. This bundle puts them together so a surprise shower or harsh midday sun doesn't cut your trip short. The rain fly rigs overhead to give you cover without the bulk of a tent — pitch it tight for rain, angle it for shade, or leave it off on a clear day. On their own the hammock is $80 and the rain fly is $105 — $185 together. As a bundle it's $155, so you save $30 . A proper weather-ready hammock and tarp setup, built for Australian conditions, without the big-brand markup. What's in the kit TKO Outdoors Hammock ($80 on its own) — lightweight, strong, easy to hang. Relax anywhere. Camping Hammock Rain Fly ($105 on its own) — overhead tarp that gives you rain cover and shade and packs down small. Why the combo works The hammock keeps you off the ground; the rain fly keeps the sky off you. Together they're a flexible, packable shelter system — far lighter than carrying a tent, and quick to adjust as conditions change. Buying them as a pair means the tarp is matched to the hammock, so the whole setup pitches cleanly and packs as one kit. Who it's for Hikers and campers who want shelter without tent-level bulk Anyone caught between seasons, when a shower or strong sun is likely Beach, bush and campsite trips that need flexible overhead cover Beginners and experienced hammock campers alike At a glance What's included Hammock + Rain Fly (tarp) Colours Orange, Blue, Black, Green You save $30 (~16% off vs buying separately) Weather cover Overhead rain and sun protection Packed size Packs down small for hikes Set-up Tool-free, adjustable pitch Shipping FREE Australia-wide Why buy from TKO Outdoors FREE shipping Australia-wide 30-day easy returns 12-month warranty on both items Aussie-based support FAQ How much do I save versus buying both separately? The hammock ($80) and rain fly ($105) come to $185 on their own. As a bundle they're $155, so you save $30. Will the rain fly keep me properly dry? The tarp rigs overhead to shed rain and block sun. How dry you stay depends on how tight and low you pitch it in wind-driven rain. Does this stop mozzies too? No — the rain fly handles weather, not insects. For both, go with the Ultimate Hammock Bundle , or add the Hammock Bug Net separately. What do I need to set the tarp up? Two anchor points for the hammock and a way to string the tarp above it. New to it? Read our hammock camping gear list . Browse more → Hammock bundles · Hammocks & Accessories