Ozark Trail 10' x 10' Blue Instant Slant Leg Pop-up Outdoor Canopy

We did put a heavy duty tarp across the top that drapes over the backside that faces the harshest winds and this has been standing for months. No rain accumulated. No sagging. No leaning or tearing. This has really held up well to some really strong winds, rain, and hail.

Purchased to use at the beach instead of renting umbrella everyday. Walmart delivered it with our food and supplies. Used it six times with no issues. Husband says it is easier to put up if cover is left on. Kept us and our belongings out of the Florida Sun. Left at our condo complex to use next year.

We went camping not far from Mt. Hood in Oregon. The amount of rain was beyond my imagination (not kidding), there was a good amount of wind also. This canopy stood strong against both of these weather conditions and, to confirm the sturdiness of this product, another camper had the same canopy and both withheld egregiously the bad weather.

You need two people to set it up or it will not open up correctly. It was easy and fast to set up. The only snag was that 1 of the legs didn't want to come down. The other 3 legs came down smoothly without any issues. I used zipties to make sure it couldn't blow away. I love the extra shade in my back yard for my duck. It also helped a lot in the rain.

The tent was easy to assemble, easy to set up, and easy to take down. It went back into the storage bag easily. It provided enough shade for three adults to sit under comfortably. It also added a little shade off to the side for a kid's blanket. It served our purpose well.

The spider like frame opened up smoothly ( you'll need 2 people to do this ), each one on opposite ends pulling the frame out to it's maximum. One person pushes up the center and the 4 arms should lock in place. Mine had a weak arm and sagged downward. We lifted the frame until the top section locked in place. We stretched the canopy over the frame and pulled the ends over the corners evenly. We then lifted the frame up to the next level until the corner posts locked in place. The orange tabs are spring loaded and when the telescopic frame reaches the hole, it will lock in place. Inside of the canopy are 4 velcro tabs that will secure the canopy to the center of the cross member supports. I used the chrome ground stakes with the adjustable guy ropes. We've been having several days of rain and water started filling up on the lower portion of the canopy pulling the guy ropes up and out. The canopy was full of water and released from the corners. I replaced the chrome ground stakes with ground anchor screws to secure the top from lifting up and pulling the guy ropes out. I do not intend to leave the canopy tent out permanently as my project is short term. I will, at some point, disassemble the canopy tent and store for another project.

This is an excellent canopy for the price. Not sure that I would recommend it for use on the beach but it's perfect for a backyard or camping. It was somewhat difficult to assemble since the directions were not clear. After some trial and error, it got set up and worked fine for a yard sale held in the rain. Make sure there are two people for set up and dismantling - this is one item that definitely needs both!

Really good quality, I love how the canopy part is insulated so it keeps the heat away. Thick nice material. Only thing I would say is the canopy part isn't 10x10 since it's slant legged they are referring to the legs it's about 2 feet shorter up top but still worked great. Assembly was super easy overall great for the money

It is good for a light use because the tent ripped off easily. It's not very sturdy, the legs doesn't resist a long term use. I had to buy one of this every year just to use it on summer because in my case after 4 to 6 weeks its broken. And it's a bit difficult to set it up

Was excited for an easy up that isn't too big and this one has tons of reviews. However, first time I used it at The Gorge and it broke from a little wind. I read previous reviews about the frame breaking from wind, but thought it'd definitely last longer than 24 hours. The wind was fairly strong, but not overly crazy. You get what you pay for.