Dagger OSMO™ Footprint

$59.37 ~~$89.95~~ In stock

This abrasion-resistant footprint is made using 100% recycled bluesign® approved 75D polyester, perfectly sized to fit underneath your tent. Adding this layer of durable, waterproof fabric reduces the wear and tear on your tent floor that can be caused by rough or rocky ground.

Note: This footprint is compatible with the current (2025) Dagger OSMO™ tent design. It is NOT compatible with past Dagger models.

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Customer Reviews (4.8 / 5 · 5 reviews)

William ★★★★★ Aug 22, 2026

The recycled polyester feels tougher than the flimsy sheets I've used before, and knowing it's bluesign approved makes the extra weight in my pack worth it. After a rocky campsite last weekend, the groundsheet took the scuffs while my tent floor stayed clean and dry.

William ★★★★★ Aug 21, 2026

Fit my tent perfectly with zero bunching, and the recycled 75D polyester feels surprisingly tough against rocky ground. Set it up on a gravel patch last weekend and it didn’t show a single scuff after a full night.

Hazel H. ★★★★★ Aug 19, 2026

Fits my tent like it was cut for it — no bunching or sliding around on the groundsheet. Nice to know the 75D polyester is all recycled, too, since I'm trying to cut down on gear waste. It’s already saved me from a few sharp rocks, so it’s doing its job.