Kuhli Pro
Kuhli Pro
Designed for the extreme
The Kuhli Pro features a heat-reflective interior that returns warmth to your campsite on cold nights, create a cozy shelter to trap heat while hammock camping. On blistering hot days, set up shelter on the trail to escape from the afternoon sun, reverse the camping tarp to deflect burning rays.
Weatherproof protection
An essential piece of gear for the harshest weather, the Kuhli Pro backpacking tarp is constructed with our Amphibiskin™ fabric, Sil/PU and DWR coated with seam seals shield from prevailing rain and snow. Hypalon™ anchors reinforce guyouts to sustain high winds and inclement weather.
Knotless set-up
The Kuhli Pro offers a multitude of pitch configurations as a complete ground-to-air shelter accompanied by a knotless design, the Kuhli Pro features an effortless setup. Create the optimal peak height with line-lock and tensioners to suspend the Kuhli Pro above you. Use the 10 reinforced guyout points, stakes, and trekking poles to shape the backpacking tarp for ideal coverage.
Toggled storm doors
Feel protected from every angle by staking out the middle guyouts and folding in the four corners of the tarp. Use the cord, toggles, and hypalon reinforcements at the corners of your tarp to quickly connect and disconnect each storm door.
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Overview
The Kammok Kuhli Pro is a four-season tarp shelter with 108+ sq ft of coverage, a heat-reflective interior, and toggled storm doors. Pitch it over a hammock or stake it to the ground for one to seven people.
Key features
- Amphibiskin 15D ripstop nylon canopy, Sil/PU + DWR coated with sealed seams
- 144 x 108 in coverage (108+ sq ft), 1 to 7 people depending on pitch
- 10 Hypalon-reinforced guyout points, including the ridgeline
- Heat-reflective interior reflects radiant heat back down on cold nights
- Four toggled storm doors close off the corners for wrap-around protection
- Knotless line-lock and tensioner setup; pitch with trees or trekking poles
Use cases
Run it as a full hammock fly with the storm doors closed for rain and snow, or stake it to the ground as an A-frame or flat awning when there are no trees. The wide canopy makes it a solid group shelter over a table, and the reflective interior is worth having on cold-weather trips where you want every degree of radiant heat back.
- Coverage: 144 x 108 in (108+ sq ft)
- Capacity: 1 to 7 people, configuration-dependent
- Packed size: 4.5 x 4.5 x 8 in
- Packed weight: 26 oz
- Canopy fabric: Amphibiskin 15D ripstop nylon, Sil/PU + DWR, sealed seams
- Stuff sack fabric: Diamond Shell 40D ripstop nylon, Sil/PU + DWR
- Guyout points: 10, Hypalon-reinforced (incl. ridgeline)
- Storm doors: 4 toggled corner doors
- Interior: Heat-reflective coating
- Included: Tarp, 8 stakes, 10 guylines, 2 ridgeline cords, stuff sack
Will it cover my hammock, and can two hammocks fit under it?
Yes. The 144 x 108 in canopy spans a hammock end-to-end with room for the suspension. Pitched as a flat awning or A-frame, it can shelter two hammocks side-by-side or up to seven seated people.
Do I need to buy stakes and guy lines separately?
No. It ships complete with 8 stakes, 10 guylines, 2 ridgeline cords, and a stuff sack. The stakes tuck into dedicated sleeves on the stuff sack so they pack with the tarp.
Can I pitch it without trees?
Yes. Use trekking poles with the included stakes and the 10 guyout points to pitch it as a ground shelter. The knotless line-locks let you set peak height fast.
Does the reflective interior actually keep me warmer?
It reflects radiant heat back down into the shelter, which helps on cold nights. It is a reflective coating, not insulation, so pair it with a quilt or underquilt for real cold.
Is this a winter mountaineering tent?
No. It is a storm tarp, not a four-wall snow-load structure. With a low, tight pitch and the storm doors closed it handles hard rain, snow, and wind, but it is not built to carry packed snow on a flat roof.