The Shelter Sleeve is a great way to manage your tarp while setting up and tearing down and packing. It’s also great to partially deploy on a starry night but be ready to quickly stake down if unexpected rain arrives. The Sleeve is a lightweight, flexible mesh tube that we made extra long to accommodate up to 14ft tarps. Once installed, you’ll never want to use your Superior Shelter without it!








Karón Richele Coes (verified owner) –
This is by far my all time favorite accessory.
Karón Richele Coes (verified owner) –
This is by far my all time favorite accessory.
Bob Hassett (verified owner) –
I have used the Shelter Sleeve several times now and it makes deployment of my tarp fast and easy, especially during wet and windy conditions. Even with the Sleeve on it is still easy to get the tarp back into the stuff sack without a struggle!
Bob Hassett (verified owner) –
I have used the Shelter Sleeve several times now and it makes deployment of my tarp fast and easy, especially during wet and windy conditions. Even with the Sleeve on it is still easy to get the tarp back into the stuff sack without a struggle!
Ryan (verified owner) –
The sleeve works well, and it breathes well. Fairly easy on/off the for shelter deployment. It packs into the sack easily.
I deducted a star because it would be nice to have a shelter sleeve that were of two pieces, so to slide each half to opposite ends.
Other than that, this is a very good product!
Ryan (verified owner) –
The sleeve works well, and it breathes well. Fairly easy on/off the for shelter deployment. It packs into the sack easily.
I deducted a star because it would be nice to have a shelter sleeve that were of two pieces, so to slide each half to opposite ends.
Other than that, this is a very good product!
April (verified owner) –
This works great for my ENO Housefly with plenty of room to spare length-wise. I have only used it a couple times, but the mesh feels more durable than the no-see-um material I had in mind. I tend not to deploy my tarp until needed, but like to have it up in the sleeve when there’s a chance of rain for an easy change of plans if needed. The sleeve also makes packing the tarp into my pack pocket a little less chaotic, especially since four of the six guy lines are already tucked in.