Oileus XX-Large Beach Tent Sun Shelter for 5-6 Person Portable Sun Shade Instant Pop Up Tent for Beach with Carrying Bag, Stakes, 6 Sand Pockets, Anti UV for Fishing Hiking Camping Blue

Excelente, totalmente conforme.

The media could not be loaded. My family lives by the beach and go quite frequently. I needed something I could set up easily by myseld when I take the kids by myself. This was exactly what I was looking for. I can set it up and take it down in less than 2 minutes total! Our last beach tent had strings that needed to be pulled in order to pop open the tent. I have very little strength in one arm. After a few uses, I couldn’t set the tent up on my own. This one just pops right up. Super easy! 🙌🏽 The instructions are attached to the bag. (Picture)TO SET UP: Unfold the legs then lift up on the center until its eye level then push down on the bottom center poles until it clicks. (Video)TO TEAR DOWN: Push the bottom center poles up to meet the top poles. Lower the center down while keeping it upright. Fold in each leg. Wrap the tarp around. Then put the strap on and put it back in the bag. (Video)It’s pretty lightweight and easy to stow. It comes in a carry bag with a strap. (Picture) Fits perfectly in our beach cart. I love that it has stakes, ties, and places to weigh it down with sand. The windows let a nice breeze through to keep it cool. Fabric seems like it’ll hold up to the hot FL sun. It’s nice and big. We could easily fit 4-5 of us in there. (Picture) We haven’t used it at the beach yet, but plan to within the next week!

Loved this good quality and easy to assemble

Overall seems decent. Definitely liked this one better than others since it was taller and my husband didn’t hit his head. I wish it was deeper though. You really can only fit two adults in here but would be nice to fit four.

It was big enough for all 4 of us and we put air mattress inside. Great day at the beach. It withstood the wind and was easy to set up.

I was worried about the structural aspects of the tent for how easy it is to set up. So far it is very durable and has handled the wind and children very well. Lots of desirable features and my personal favorite is the ability of the floor to close the tent completely to allow for some privacy which is greatly needed sometimes. Lots of color options and something family and friends have purchased to have one of their own.

First time “testing it out” before bringing it on a beach trip. I’m following the directions for setting it up. A spring pops up pushing a leg into the fabric and rips a hole straight through it. Took me 10 mins just to get the leg out of the hole so I can try to repair it with duct tape. 20 mins into setting this thing up and duct taping it back together I finally come to the conclusion that if I’m having this much trouble at home with no wind, it’s not going to stand a chance at the beach.The saddest thing is I have years of experience and several tents that are similar to this quick pop up design and I’ve never had a single problem with any of them. This tent is an example of a great idea but poor execution of the idea. The material the tent is a little bit thinner than a dryer sheet. It’s just way too thin to be practical in its intended environment, THE BEACH! The sun, sand, and salt would weaken it even more and the wind would rip it to shreds. I actually even noticed small holes in it where it wasn’t stressed at all.Had they used the same thickness denier silnylon or rip stop like every other sub-$100 Walmart tent ever made, it probably would have worked. But they went cheap to save production cost. I obviously returned it.

Kinda difficult to take down to return to the sleave