A better way to attach a tarp

Attaching a tarp seems so easy. You just tie a knot to the eyelet in the tarp and you are good to go. However, the tarp will almost always rip when the first big wind comes along. I've used this method to attach a tarp for about 10 years now and it has always held up to even the biggest wind without ripping or tearing.
Check out my other channel where I use this method anytime I camp in a hammock.
/ @remoteandrestless
A couple of other good resources are
• Knots for Tarp Set-Up
• How To Tie Tarp Corner...

[@joshoooway]

Thanks for this tip! Learning this trick is actually helping me to a healthier life!

[@hawaiioutdoors]

Your post is still providing good information 1 year later

[@madcat1007]

Good idea to set up next to a metal gate during thunder storm.

[@MasterKoala777]

Great idea on the bungee cord! Makes a lot of sense. Will try it.

[@sholland42]

Bungee cords, how have I never thought about trying that? Thanks.

[@clivewilkinson5394]

I use ball bungee. They are brilliant. Drop the loop of bungee cord through Gromit hole ball sits on top tie tope to bungee loop job done. Or you hook a bungee cord to the bungee loop .

[@keithmarsh4881]

Can't see a thing that you're doing!

[@jamesgardner7352]

Has a camera but don't show us how you tied it

[@regor8274]

Too far away to see what you are actually doing.

[@woodswalker64]

I don’t understand why some make instructional videos and don’t pay attention to whether the viewer can actually SEE WHAT YOU’RE DOING!