10 pi. X 10 pi Auvent escamotable avec deux parois latérales extensibles

It’s weak and the side extensions (which are also walls) are pretty impossible to put up, unstable. I had it up for a few days and then it broke. If you take down after each use, it’ll work. I really wanted to like it. But it actually broke soon after a few uses.

Easy to put together

As with most pop-ups, this needs two people to setup. 4 would honestly be better. My husband was the one who secured the top part that clicks in and he said it does take some strength (and height) to do. I love the side flaps to actually protect from lower sun.

I’m shocked at how lightweight and portable this tent is, even with the additional poles and sides for extra shade. Even though this is the dead of winter in Wisconsin we wanted to set it up as best we could to make sure it was in good condition, it went up very easily with two people moving the poles and brackets. The toggle switch to help raise it is much nicer than the cumbersome metal buttons that you used to have to push until your finger was numb. The full tent, even with the cover on it collapsed nicely into the carrying bag with plenty of storage space for the extra poles and cover. I will add more photos when the ground is thawed and we can actually pound the stakes into the ground to set up the sides.

We loved our old pop-up canopy until, someone decided to try setting it by themselves and broke it. So I was really excited to get a new one, especially one that has optional walls! And as I was saying, you need two people to set this up; no exceptions. I chose white because I'm hoping it will keep things cool at the beach. My only concern is where the canopy velcros to the frame. See picture. It connects using a little sewed on patch; not sure how heavy duty that is. Thankfully that are a lot connection points.