Rocky Mountain GoodsDrawstring Tarp - 9’ by 9’ - Extra Strength for Easy Clean Ups - Forms into Bag - Best Leaf Tarp - Useful for Covering Bikes, Furniture, Etc.

You’ll get three season of wear out of this before it’s riddled with holes.Granted, the ground where I live is covered with rocks so when this is loaded with leaves, the tarp takes a rough ride to the compost pile on the property.Otherwise, it’s an essential tool for my Autumn cleanup.

I bought this a year ago after watching gardeners at a friends home. It is absolutely fabulous. You don't have to carry a huge garbage pale to put the leaves or sticks into and can just toss them on the tarp and then drag it to an area to deposit the debris. It makes the clean up much easier!

This makes it so easy to haul away the tons of leaves that come down in the fall and helps keep our yard spotless and the HOA off of our backs! I has a drawstring feature which helps tremendously by keeping the leaves from spilling out during transport.

Okay, so this is a bit too big at 9x9 for what I envisioned using it for: to rake leaves into the center and funnel them into a plastic bag lined trashcan. It took me and my wife to lift it and pour it into the trash can (we are getting old) but it did work, albeit a little bulky. I wanted to get a 7x7 tarp but it wasn't available.All in all a good tarp for yard work and I will probably use it to cover eighter the hot tub or some decorative large pots I have to store outside this winter.So, The headline above: I read that someone complained the loops in the corners came undone because the cord shifted into the seams. Yes, on one corner it is not a complete loop. You have to double tie the two ends or they will slip away into the seams like that cord in your favorite pajamas or sweatpants or swim suit. Don't know why they left it open since its the handles they tout for pulling.

simple design and inexpensive, but that’s the downfall. the nylon cord is narrow and difficult to shuttle through the channels around the perimeter of the tarp. didn’t know at the time, but the tarp is actually two smaller tarps welded together in the center. the tarp material itself is very thin but that lends itself well to manually hauling leaves. after two leaf seasons, the welded seam let loose. cheap enough to not be upset about but blaming myself for buying something disposable.

I raked, collected and moved the leaves to a leaf shredder I use. This is a sturdy well made product.

Wish I had known about this long ago. I live in a town with leaf pick-up and hauling the leaves to the street by wheelbarrow required lifting, hauling a heavy wheelbarrow and then dumping. With this tarp, you rake them on, pull only the weight of the leaves and dump - much easier even though you can haul many more leaves per trip. Highly recommend this.

Works ok in that you put leaves on it and drag them away. The string handles were not secured and the first time I grabbed them they came out.