Pop Up Beach Tent 10x10 FT Portable Beach Canopy Tent with UV Protection, Wind Resistant Sun Shelter with Sandbags, Stability Poles, and Ground Pegs for Beach, Camping, Backyard Sky Blue

Great coverage and easy to use tent. One person can get this tent up. It’s very lightweight to carry as well.

This is a good product but you need to put sand in the bags first then stretch the fabric out as fair as possible then bury the bags under ground and then put the poles up.

I read so many reviews were people complained about how difficult this was to set up so I was a little reluctant. It’s simply isn’t. If you follow some general rules that people had suggested already on the reviews you won’t have any trouble.We used it all day long with no problems. I did not bury the sandbags. The wind was at 15 mph.This is way too big for two people, but would work perfectly for four or more.

The sand pockets had holes before we even started filling them!

This is a handy Adam to have here in Texas. We have utilized this beach to a few times recently and it seems that each time we’ve used it there is a little bit more damage to it or there’s something we have to patch. It’s not that hard to install, and it does provide shade on a hot summer day, but I’m afraid it’s not gonna last very long.

This is a easy set up product, I have 4 children and was by myself with them at the beach so I needed something light to pack and easy to assemble.The bad side to this any winds above 10miles the tent won’t hold no matter how big of a hole u dig to stabilize it.So for a very windy day is a no.I’m happy with my purchase though!

Didn’t go Up that easy! Keep falling in on us!

This tent wasn't quite what I thought it would be. Which is fine because it still did what it was supposed to do but set up was a little weird for me because I've never seen one of these set up before. You really have to stretch it out as wide as you can and overfill those sand bags as much as possible before putting the sticks in. Because the spread is so wide, this really might not be the best idea on a crowded beach. I live in L.A. where you're often not going to have the room to spread out your things that this requires. I can see why a few area beaches have rules against tents and pop ups and such for that very reason. Off season though, I have found the room to put it up a few times and it's kept us protected from the harsh sun every time. It folds up compactly and stores away easily when not in use. It has not torn or broken in any way yet so I'd say it's pretty durable. Once you get the hang of it, assembly and breakdown go pretty fast. Having an extra set of hands to help you is a good idea but you could probably do it alone in a pinch. It's a good product if you have the space to spread out with it.