🏖️ Sumerice Family Beach Tent and Sun Shade UV Cabana Shelter - Camping, Hiking, Fishing - Lightweight, Portable, Breathable, Windproof - Collapsible (Blue) Review

I really liked the tent. I installed it in my living room before my trip so there would be no surprises. I even managed to do it alone, although it's easier to do it with two people. I used it on the beach in Saint John which usually has a steady breeze. It held up well and seemed a lot easier to use than the Neso tents that a lot of people have been talking about. We kept all our gear in the tent to make it easier. You can also fit two low-profile chairs in it and still have a wide field of…

We bought this for a cruise ship stop on the beach. Renting beach chairs and umbrellas can get expensive and limit you to one beach or location during the day. This was ideal because it would save money and give us the freedom to get up and go where (and when) we wanted. It worked great. It was light and easy to carry. Installation is easy even with a constant beach wind. I was concerned that just metal anchors on the four corners wouldn't be enough, but on a windy day with strong gusts of wind

I have been looking for a sun protection tent that fits in my luggage for two years! In the end, this one was the winner. It was perfect. Yes, the poles are like an old school tent! never mind You can set it up by yourself, but it's much easier with 2-3 people. We used this in Hawaii for 9 days in August! It's so hot and windy at this time of year and the tent held up well. For people who complain that it doesn't work in the wind. Sorry, but with hard sand or earth you probably chose the wrong…

I don't understand the claims that 3-4 people fit in this thing: maybe if they're small, stackable people. Otherwise the two of us (my 5ft 11", gray hair and big sweet tooth and my wife 5ft 3", brown hair and even temperament) very comfortably together in low fold up loungers. The attached photos show us on the beach after the wind had blown away most of the other campers and all their umbrellas and our shelter was secured with just three simple ropes (actually just one thick rope) and a couple