Pop Up Beach Tent with Side Wall and Stability Poles for Camping

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1. Doreme Verified Buyer – 16 April 2024

   Cumplió con mis expectativas, muy ligera y fácil de armar.
   

2. Brenna Verified Buyer – 4 June 2024

   UPDATE – We upgraded the stakes to some heavy duty ones, and this thing survived a very severe thunderstorm and downpour. It kept the ground completely dry until it was literally flooding in from underneath (nothing you can do at that point!) It also stayed up with sustained winds a whole night with the sides down. Count me impressed. Kept us cool and shaded in 96 degree weather as well! This works super well as a rain or shade cover! It withstood a steady rain shower while beach camping. The 12×12 is a nice size, we needed something that could pack down small since we fit everything in a smaller hatchback car. We place it over the screen room of our tent. You do need a lot of room to set this up, because the poles stick out far before you bend them. Setup is a workout for 2 people, but tear down is quick. The bag it comes in is impossible to squeeze it back in, we got something a bit bigger to use for storage.

   

3. LMcgilZ Verified Buyer – 16 February 2025

   We wanted to test it out at the beach in OBX before we reviewed it. As you may be aware (or not…. You might have missed this class in elementary school!) the Outer Banks is where Wilbur and Orville Wright first flew at Kittyhawk NC. The reason being, because of the strong constant winds. This area is NOT good for most sun tents or umbrellas.
   We had the tent out today in 25 mph gusts! So, a couple of notes- if you’re not a camper you might have a hard time understanding the instructions ( or lack their of…) you will a couple of hands to put it together- it’s really not a one person set up – especially in high winds. If you are bringing this to the beach get 4 long sand stakes before you go! We also connected a rope inside to the center of the tent and connected it to the cooler to keep it down in the wind. Position one corner into the wind to help deflect the wind around the tent.
   We were amazed how well it held up in the high winds! Especially out here in the Outer Banks winds!
   Design consideration- it would be nice to have deep outer pockets that can be filled with sand. This would also help keep it from moving around.
   25 mph Wind tested! Would buy again!
   

4. Lourdes j. Verified Buyer – 3 March 2025

   No pudimos armar la carpa, entre 3 personas, necesito un vídeo de como se arma
   

5. Sean Morrison Verified Buyer – 18 March 2025

   This item is a bit of a pain to put up but worth the effort! Set ours up and staked it down and it doesn’t move in the 15-20 mph winds we got. Very sturdy and the walls are super easy to put up and work very well. Beats those square ones hands down.
   

6. David Ernesto Careaga Angulo Verified Buyer – 20 March 2025

   La calidad del producto es buena cumple con su objetivo. Dificil de instalar cuando hay viento fuerte. Consideren las estacas de anclaje mas robustas.
   

7. Mohamed Salem Verified Buyer – 4 April 2025

   cord inside to break
   

8. J. Alfredo Bucio Verified Buyer – 16 April 2025

   Better than expected, used it at the lake. Easy to put together.
   

9. Heather Verified Buyer – 21 April 2025

   It is a cool little shelter and I am 99% happy with it. If I had to nitpick my only complaints are as follows.
   > only 2 shades for the sides. It would be nice to have the other 2.
   > a little tricky to assemble. Definitely want a pal to help you put it up and the direction it comes with are not super intuitive. But if you take your time it gets easier the more you do it
   > the stakes are a bit wimpy, I plan to up grade mine as I have already bent two of them but it is pretty standard for the product.

   There are so many pro’s tho I highly recommend for someone that has the patience to set it up. It is roomy and definitely makes a temperature difference in the Florida heat. The shape is nice and appealing. The canvas seems sturdy so far and it did catch some good winds just before hurricane Nicole this year.

   I’m looking forward to see if we can double the side shade panels as a projector screen, outdoor gaming is gonna be so awesome!