COBIZI 10x30 Pop up Canopy Tent 10x30 Canopy with Sidewalls, Heavy Duty Party Tent Tents for Parties, Foldable UPF 50+ Waterproof Commercial Easy up Canopy with Roller Bag, Black(Windproof Upgraded)

Honestly, I can’t speak highly enough of this company and their product. First of all, the thought that went into engineering this, so that everything fits perfectly into the bag, can be easily unfolded (with the right number of people don’t do it yourself) and is a legitimately strong structure once up — I was wowed and impressed. I was even more impressed when after some freak weather, the tent collapsed under its own weight after water started pooling (this was my fault, as I did not pull the tent cover over all the way) but I reached out to support to figure out what to do, as I had my sons 2nd birthday coming up and they worked tirelessly to ensure that I had exactly what I needed and eventually replaced the whole thing for me list so I would get it in time! I was thoroughly impressed with their customer service, commitment to the customer and just overall quality of the product. To talk about the tent itself, it provides adequate shade and offers a nice shade when direct sun shines on. It is entirely waterproof, I experienced that directly when it rained. Setting it up seems more complex than it really is, but you NEED the bodies to do it. Opening it with 6 able bodied-people is like a dream, doing it alone with your newly postpartum wife not so much. It is heavy, no avoiding that, but honestly for how it’s constructed, it makes sense, but if you use the bag, which has wheels, moving it around is very doable.

Well worth the money. I have purchased a few of the cheap $50 ones that never last. You know, the ones that you can use one time and then you can't even fold it up because the cheap material just breaks? I decided about a year ago to invest in a good one with the detachable side walls with windows, and it has been used many times with no issues. It is very heavy, but that's just because it's made out of quality material. It has held up well to strong winds, side walls are still in perfect condition. We love to bring this camping, our camper is small and we like to have additional space outside, this makes for a great dining area. It is well lit because of the windows and when it's all closed up it completely blocks the wind and really does seal up tight. No flapping or side walls coming undone, (even if the main door part is open, it still does not flap, the side walls stay in place very well) they fit very snug and is super easy to install as it's just Velcro, so you stick it up and it stays. Very happy that it has lasted me so long already, as a year is way longer than any other than one I have purchased. Highly recommend. Just as an idea, I would love to find some accessories for it.. like if it had an option for a screen wall where I could swap out one of the side walls for a screen version. Or if the windows had a built in screen like a tent window would have, where it could open to vent. That would just make this canopy over the top amazing.

Best 10x10 canopy I have ever owned. We combine this with the EZ UP cube tent for camping which requires a strong canopy to hold the additional weight. Strong construction, easy to assemble and not too difficult to get back in the carry bag. The only weakness is the plastic feet which slide in to the bottom of the legs. I pulled up on one leg with the spike in the ground and it broke clean off. My first canopy from the 1990s had metal feet welded to the legs, not plastic. Fortunately the company sent me a replacement foot right away which is held by a screw. Not hard to replace.

This Canopy is built a lot better than any I have ever owned. Recently went to Lake Powell to do some spring fishing and with that comes wind. Previous canopies have broken in wind over 25 MPH and had to be tied down on the legs, all 4 corners and the middle of all sides by running parachute cord from the middle part of the frame to the ground which amounted to 12 lines. Even after that I had 3 out of 4 upper braces break with wind gusts. Had to cut sticks and basically marry them to the frame just to keep it up and not collapsing.. ....thrash when I got home. NOT THIS ONE. It held up extremely well in worse conditions. The wind resistance for one is different because the frame is different. The frame is all horizontal and supports the middle structure, therefore the canopy is more of a "point" at the top instead of a sail. Also, the steel is way better and thicker. Even the tent stakes are heavy duty. Some other reviewers said it was a bit heavy. They are correct because it's made well and sturdy. Not so heavy though that you cant move it around with relative ease. The design is such that it will not pool water in a heavy rain which is also a bonus. If you're looking for something that has a chance of holding up for more that a few uses in the wind and the rain, I have not found anything better. This is the best canopy I can find for the price by far! Way better engineering that your "Ozark Trail" crap.

Very steardy and well built. Def would have given 5 stars but the legs on the canopy are designed to only go half way down which means the carrying case is extra long and bulky. The tent itself is awesome. Why the legs wouldnt be designed to go all the way down is beyond me. I bought it because I wanted something smaller than my 12x12 I have but the 12x12 carrying case is smaller than the 6x6. Makes no sense.

Excellent Product! Just as presented. Durable material. You do get what you pay for. Easy to setup. Does need 3-4 people for best results. When you have the frame set up (1/2 way) and put the canopy over it, attach the corners, the 3 posts across the top raises the peak for you. Love the optional side walls included. Some are windows, some solids. We don't use all of them but could for inclement weather. Don't skimp on corner stakes, post weights/sandbags etc. It is very heavy IN the case but it has wheels. Once you get the frame out and expanded, it is very easy to maneuver.

I was really hoping for so much more from this item. First off the carrying bag only opens from the top or basically only one way so there's barely any room for you to put the tent in there and there's no room for the remaining items to be placed in the carry-on bag. I wish the carry-on bag had zippers and opened up on the sides because it gives you a better opportunity to not only load the tent but also place all the items in the carry-on bag. So unfortunately this carry-on bag won't carry all the items, you'll have to bring and carry another bag for the remaining items.. That's very sad. The zipper on the carry-on bag was sewn in properly and didn't line up properly so I could not zip up or close the carry on bag completely without ripping the bag or the zipper itself.... I thought the wheels on the carry-on bag we're going to be attached to the carry-on bag, like made that way And unfortunately they're not, You have to assemble the wheels to the carry-on bag with nuts and bolts And depending on how tightly you tighten them, the wheels do not move so freely or smoothly, they're a little rough in moving and the thing that actually moves them is the weight of the tent itself. If you try to freehand and spin the wheels by hand they barely move.. Also the top four corners of the tent's poles have What I would call a nipple, It's meant to hook and loop each corner of the tents poles in place. As this was my first time setting this tent up I thought you had to push down on them and then push each corner of the tent up until it locks in place. When I pushed in the nipple it got stuck inside the pole and it didn't want to come back out to hook and loop. I had to get a butter knife and pop out that metal nipple to Make the tent usable again. The very base or bottom of the legs are plastic and may not hold up in the long run. The frame of this tent is aluminum and is thicker aluminum versus your standard tense. That is a good thing with this tent. Unfortunately some of the mechanisms that lock the tent in place are just some flimsy springs that at times stay in place and other times they don't. When I went to set this tent up at it's highest height sometimes the springs on each corner of the poles wouldn't stay in place and then would cause the tent to come sliding down to the next available hole in each corner of the poles... So basically if you set this tent up at its highest height it's actually a little bit unstable. It's more stable when you set up the height to the next level down. I think the best thing about this tent is its aluminum frame, Which is thicker and a little bit more sturdy but unfortunately some of the mechanisms here are flimsy... And even with its thicker aluminum frame I would definitely not hang on it like the picture shows... The fabric, the tarp , the top is made of good material. I'm very upset that I can't even close the carry-on bag completely due to it being sewn in properly..

This canopy is definitely worth the price. It is heavy duty and very easy to set up. I would however recommend using HEAVY DUTY ground stakes as the ones it comes with are pretty weak. It was really windy and it broke free and tipped over. It held up very well to this adversity which is why I would strongly recommend this canopy for outdoor events.