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***GREAT SCREEN TENT 10 STARS*** paid $170

The media could not be loaded. This thing is awesome I have always used the basic canopy to help get extra shade or space when camping not anymore. This thing has all the room I could ever need and takes half of the time to set up that those do. I would not be afraid to say that I would even sleep in here this thing is so well built. Stakes to the ground for more stability and even helps with wind protection. Truly an amazing product.

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Pops up easy and is sturdy!

This gazebo is super easy to assemble! It literally just pops up. It can be done with one person but two makes it faster and easier.We were impressed with the carrying bag which is sturdy. The stakes have their own carrying bag as well.This thing only takes a couple minutes to pop up and it stays in place really well with the included stakes. Even on a windy Oklahoma day this thing stayed in place. I liked that it had flaps to cover the stakes so no accidental tripping.It's excellent to keep bugs away from your dining table or just a nice place to hang out bug free.The only negative we found is that the mesh didn't seem to let in as much air as needed to keep cool.On a day in the 70s it got uncomfortably warm inside without the doors open to allow airflow.I can't imagine how hot it would be in the summer. So this is probably best for winter or just cooler days.Definitely like the speed this thing assembles and how well it stands, even in windy weather. Do not like how warm it gets inside.

Recently used this for a camping trip, and it worked great. It wasn’t hard to set up, and I have to say it’s the best tent I’ve ever had. It’s sturdy and strong, and has plenty of room for two cots. We slept in it for 3 nights, and it was comfortable. Kept out the bugs, too. This also works to eat in, as it can fit a folding table and chairs. I’m very happy with this and would get it again.

I love going outside, but a problem I face is that I'm very pale and I constantly get sunburned if I don't put on sunscreen the minute I walk out the door. In the summer, I enjoy working from home outside and doing crafts, so I figured this would be perfect the set up for the summer.Now that spring is here, it was finally time to break this bad boy out and see what it's all about. Getting it set up on my deck wasn't too much of A hassle, and took me maybe 30 minutes all by myself. Granted, I am 6'2, so having some height helped!I've been very happy with this so far, the sewing on it seems good and the wind hasn't caused any fraying yet. My only complaint has been that I have a defective zipper that will sometimes not engage teeth and I'll have to finagle with it and the fabric in order to get it to zip properly, which is why I've knocked down the stars since it's frustrating.

This is a great concept for popup tents - the poles are built in, you just push until it pops into place.I can have this fully assembled in under 2 minutes, but I'm 6 feet tall. My wife cannot do it by herself, she's not tall enough nor can she pop out the walls. It probably takes 50-70 pounds of pressure to pop out the walls. It's also a bit cumbersome and floppy until you get the top part up. So it's definitely easier with two people, but a tall person with some hand strength and camping experience can do it by themselves.The clever design has several advantages but also limitations. However, the walls are fixed - there is only one zippered entrance, and the walls cannot be removed or altered. So it cannot be used as a privacy tent without alterations. There is no floor. And while it measures 12x12 at its widest point, it is a hexagon and not all of that space is usable.I love how tall it is in the middle. It comes with a great carry case. It's super light weight for how big it is. But it's 35 pounds, it's not the easiest thing to haul to the beach. There are no wheels.One complaint is that they cheaped out the straps. There are no loose parts to keep track of, except the optional tent stakes. But the tent needs to be compressed and tied up before putting in the storage bag. But all they include are ribbons, and they should include elastic or velcro straps. I recommend purchasing these separately.Another warning (not necessarily a complaint) is that these pop-out style poles are plastic. They are difficult to repair. I've had standard 10x10 canopies with plastic frames, and they broke pretty fast. Once one breaks, you either have to find a similar plastic pole and perform minor surgery, or the whole thing becomes worthless. So be as gentle as possible - especially in windy or cold conditions.I also think it might be a tad on the expensive side. But overall I like it quite a bit. 4.5 stars