Grandekor Beach Cabana 6’×6′ Beach Canopy with Sand Anchor Sidewall Hanging Hook UPF 50+ UV Beach Umbrella Portable Cool Cabana Beach Easy Set up and Take Down with Sand Pockets

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1. Jocelyn Verified Buyer – 15 March 2024

   This canopy is so worth it!! Provided shade and made my beach experience much more comfortable! Perfect for 2 ppl, me and my boyfriend were able to comfortably fit and stay at the beach all day. Best part is the easy set up and break down ◡̈ I recommend having a shovel handy, makes putting the sand in a much faster process !

   

2. Brenda Wallace Verified Buyer – 13 May 2024

   i love it because i took it to beach it didnt blow away it was so easy to put up it was faster then putting the tent up and taking it down was fast and so easy i give this a 10 i tell any one if you go out side ball game beach any place you need this i give 10 i took it to florida last week this one was the best i seen others like it but they didnt have the side panel to block sun this one does and its faster then putting a tent up my son had a tent i put mine up faster then his and taken mine down faster easy to carry any place light and easy
   

3. Zeneida Davis Verified Buyer – 6 June 2024

   Easy to set up and sturdy too. I bought this for my mother and now I bought one for me too!
   

4. Anonymous Verified Buyer – 22 June 2024

   I got two of these on prime day and they have been a great buy so far. Used for five straight days on a very windy beach with no issues. It is very easy to set up and take down. The few complaints I saw about the anchor stuck to the bottom of the pole isn’t an issue at all. Just keep it on since there’s no reason to remove it. It fits perfectly staying attached in the bag. I also keep the legs attached to the top and just wrap them around the umbrella when closed. Makes for even faster set up and keeps sand from getting in the velcro. Overall, I’m very happy with this canopy. It rivals the cool cabana at a fraction of the cost. I even had people coming up to me to ask about it and take down the brand name.
   

5. Adele Coombe Verified Buyer – 1 January 2025

   Quick and easy to assemble on the beach lightweight to carry, and I really enjoyed my time at the beach

   

6. Anonymous Verified Buyer – 5 March 2025

   Not a bad option. Unfortunately the first time I used this the pole and anchor got stuck together & even after spending forever cleaning out the sand we can’t get them separated at all (without breaking them). While the bag itself is relatively small size, if you’re on the shorter size (5ft-ish) the bag is a bit awkward to carry by yourself with other beach items (chair, bag/cooler) since it’s so long it basically drags on the ground. The coverage was good and the stability was relatively good (moved a bit more than I’d like with the lower-level winds we had. But the shade was great on the hot beach. Even my mom who sits in the sun to tan for hours loved being under the cabana for some shade (huge temp difference). Overall it’s fine
   

7. Mommy Holden Verified Buyer – 11 March 2025

   We don’t get to hit the beach often (maybe once a year) but I was tired of lugging around and setting up/taking down our pop-up canopy. This was easy to set up and take down by myself. It stood up to the Florida winds pretty well (just make sure you anchor it deep), was easy to carry around, and provided a decent amount of shade.
   

8. STaRSPRiNKLe Verified Buyer – 7 April 2025

   Picked this up during the Prime day sale. This is a fantastic beach cabana for the price. Comparable products can go over a hundred bucks, so this is great if you’re on a budget. It’s not heavy, it’s easy to set up without help, and it can sit two people comfortably, although I use it for a solo cabana. Provides tons of shade, especially with the side panel. I dig a hole for the main pole so it’s buried a bit deeper, I secure the legs with the metal stakes, and it’s held up well in the wind so far. Like others, the two parts of the main pole are now stuck together after the first use. Twisting it down into the sand forced a lot sand up inside the center. This is the one con I can think of: having to bang tons of sand from out of the bottom of the pole when you’re taking it down to put away.