Just took me 5 mins to set up. Only cons? No chimney hole available but for the price, I don’t think you can beat that Also took me 5 mins to tear it down. Which is the fastest way for me to setup/desetup a tent. One thing to know is the2 doors doesn’t zip on the bottom except for the screens. Not sure if its a design to keep air coming in and having it move up. 100% recommends!

We live near the beach and bought the 10x10 canopy for when we have visitors. We tried it out today and are extremely pleased! It is lightweight, easy to set up, and provides shade on a hot beach while pleasant sea breezes blow underneath. I was also pleased by the price. Highly recommend!

This beats my red sport umbrella hands down. Light weight easy to put up. I purchased this as used in December 2020 for $87. After looking at all the different manufacturers and prices all over the board I realized all are made of Lycra. Some have cords for the sandbags some use Lycra. So why spend $160 vs $87 or $119 (current price). Bottom line this works. We had 15 to 20 mph wind and it held up. The first day I stretched it and it-was flapping slightly in the wind. I was afraid I would rip it if I stretched it further. Next day I REALLY STRETCHED IT. And it didn’t flap in the wind. Make sure you fill the bags to the max. Even fully filled the bags will move inward when you install the poles. Grab the TOP section of the poles not the middle or the bottom to prevent breaking or bending the pole and place 1-1 1/2 ft. from the corner. Then push the poles vertical. Easy for one person to put up. I found it easier to install the bungee around the ball when the pole was chest high and then put the pole vertical. I was concerned about sun protection since you could see the clouds thru the canopy. My wife didn’t use sunscreen the entire week and got a light tan. So yes it provides sun protection. This is lighter than my red sportbrella and easily fit 6-8 people comfortably. I also measured the distance between the poles when erected. I purchased the 10x9 model and the poles were 11ft apart on the long side and 8 1/2 ft on the short side. You can also install on grass using tent stakes or concrete using bricks,rocks or anything heavy. My poles were sturdy so I don’t know how people break them. Probably holding the bottom or middle when installing. Why carry a 40 pound large bulky pop up that needs at least 2 people to set up? Did not have any rain so I cannot comment on waterproof. I know it’s not completely waterproof but how much will be revealed in future usage. Only downfall I have found. Some of my wife’s purses are larger than the carrying bag for the Umardoo! I also prefer the bungee cord design vs the all Lycra new design. I hope this review is helpful for people on the fence about purchasing one. A lot of people stopped by and asked about it, took pictures of the Umardoo logo to purchase from whatcampingtent.com. You can spend a little or spend a lot for the same sun shelter. You decide. Would buy again definitely.

I bought one of these for my tent to help protect the floor. It was a good investment. During my canoeing/camping trip it it protected the bottom of the tent from sticks, rocks, and other issues. It stopped moisture from seeping up through the ground. It fit perfectly with my tent, there were no issues. The only time it was slightly problematic was during a big storm. It gathered water along the edges and built up puddles. Not ideal, but it happens in rain.