[117 x 4 x 4"] It's simply the one to buy for 4x5

[117 x 4 x 4"] Works fine but it is really small: I use it with a 4x5 field camera and I wish I would have taken the bigger one.
But it is therefore small in your camera bag, so that is definitely the advantage when going into the field with your field camera......

[117 x 4 x 4"] love it love it n love it!!!!!

[Spot Clean] Very good quality, heavy weight and easy to remove wrinkles on with a drapery steamer. What we received did not match the color displayed here, nonetheless, it is a great color. It is more green than earthtone as shown here, however if you go on the savage website it shows the correct green hue. Bottom line is the color is great for professional headshots and small group settings and we love it. Only complaint we had was the item was approximately 10x10... meaning we had to shear and hem 3 sides of it to get it to fit our 10x10 square stage. Apparently whoever cut and sewed the edges on this must have been high on something as the original edges were very wavy and it did not hang right. Overall, we recommend this product, for the $$ you can not beat it!

[1] I wouldn't say I like dark cloths because they mess with my hair, and being a female, having my head under a dark cloth out in the wild and alone is stupid regarding safety. Ever since I learned about using one in 4x5 school, I always found a better replacement like a Cambo or Linhof viewfinder (vf). Recently, however, I got a camera that does not have a vf option, so I bought this dark cloth and will use it until I design and build my own vf. This is by far the best dark cloth I have used. Since I am Florida based, I wanted the silver outside coating to help with the heat, which it does. I have the largest Harrison changing tent, so I was already familiar with the quality. If you need a dark cloth, this is a seriously good one, although it still messes with my hair.

[Crossbar] I have been wanting a good quality dark cloth for some time, but kept using a piece of black fabric. Finally pulled the trigger on this from my wish list, looking for the reflective surface to reduce heat on me and the camera. Too early to tell durability, but I expect it will fare well.

[117 x 4 x 4"] Hoping that the material does not break down and become sticky like my previous Harrison dark cloth.

[117 x 4 x 4"] Quality made, folds up nicely. The silver side reflects the sun's heat so if you are out shooting in the summer, it keeps you a bit cooler. It feels a bit heavy, not like a cheaply made dark cloth. Plus you can use it as a reflector if you need a bit of light somewhere. Velcro is good.
Great for solar eclipse viewing too if you like astronomy.

[117 x 4 x 4"] Even though I was expecting a more dark brown, it looks more charcoal to me, which is fine because I love it regardless! Great pattern, great quality/thickness, and photographs great! The reverse side has ended up with a neat light gray-ish pattern to it as well, so even though I haven't tried it on the reverse side yet, I'm pretty sure I got two 'drops in one with this purchase. I love it.

Samples below: bronze statue called "Wolf Robe" by my dear friend Chris Levatino, showing the backdrop with and without back-lighting.

[Mottled Gray] Although this backdrop is not what I was looking for, I did like its quality of heavy texture and am sure that if I am searching in this venue at a future date, it would be a valuable purchase.