Beach Tent UPF50+ Sun Shade Canopy with Sandbags, 4 Stability Poles, Ground Pegs, Flying Disc Sand Shovel, Lightweight Sunshade Shelter, 7ft Tall for Outdoor Trips, Camping and Sports

We used this canopy tent at the beach. After our aluminum canopy was destroyed by the wind last year at the beach, I wanted to find something different. What I like best about this product is that it is lightweight, easy to stow and cary, and durable. It does take a bit longer to set up than a traditional aluminum canopy, but it's lightweight and compact. To me, this is worth the few extra minutes of setup time. Plus, I can set it up by myself which is something I couldn't do with the aluminum canopy. The only negative thing about the set is that the included frisbee that 8s used to fill up the bags with sand is very flimsy. It busted on me the second time I set up the tent. I recommend having a couple of extra frisbees or small shovels so others can help set up anyway. I noticed other beachgoers with the exact same Kazzary tent and he has had his for two years without any problems. Overall, this product worked beautifully. I definitely recommend it to anyone looking for something lightweight and easy to tote around and assemble.

I am an engineer and pay attention to a lot of detail and I highly recommend this one. I have tried many others. We go to the surfside and freeport beach often and typically struggle with the heavy tents that only fits in the back of a truck. We've had a lot of beach tents over the years. We've also gotten rid of a lot of beach tents over the years. This one is by far the most durable with high winds, easy to put up (less than 10 minutes), and very easy to carry. People walking by will either ask us where we got it or take a picture of it. I don't think we'll ever have to ditch another tent. This tent is compact and very easy to pack. I know because I am always the one to carry the tents when going to the beach. It is so easy to set up, one person can do it alone. I got tired of having the same tent as everyone else on the beach so if you want something unique, different, practical and awesome color combination I highly recommend this one.

.We used this tent for the first time this past week at the beach in FL and it was extremely windy, not just breezy but a sustained wind. My husband was doubtful and did not even want to put the tent up but it worked! We followed the instructions and took some time to bury the ends (but with the digger they provide that was easy) made a few adjustments and the tent withstood it all. It’s perfect. We have the 7’x7” and had a group of twelve with the kids. There was plenty of room and lots of shade. At the end of the day the tent was even easier to put away and store for next time. This is by far is one of my best Amazon purchases.

Love the tent and it’s so easy to assemble. However, to disassemble is a different story. The poles get stuck and have a hard time collapsing. Maybe we should’ve used some tanning oil on the joints? Either way, we are very happy with it.

Not whort it.. As the wind blows the poles shifts no matter how much sand you put in it .Then it just falls on top of you .

Very easy to set up and take down

This is without a doubt the best find for beach outings. It is compact and lightweight yet it has withstood some mighty winds on a couple of days. No tutorial needed to assemble. It is common sense. One thing to be careful about is to make sure to fully load the sand pockets. This will give you the best results. It even worked well with the high heat this summer. Plenty of shade. Lots of ocean breeze.

We've had a lot of beach tents over the years. We've also gotten rid of a lot of beach tents over the years. This one is by far the most durable with intensity of the wind, easy to put up (less than 10 minutes), and very easy to carry. After I fill the four pockets with sand, I bury them to give more of a grip. I'd love to have it block 100% of the rays but I'll take 98%. People walking by will either ask us where we got it or take a picture of it. I don't think we'll ever have to ditch another tent.