Yaheetech Canopy Tent, Commercial Instant Heavy Duty Canopy, 500D Waterproof Adjustable Tent with Wheeled Carry Bag, 4 Sandbags and 4 Stakes (10x10, Black)

This is a great tent in general. Especially if you are a vendor at a farmers market it's sturdy sustainable and easy to put up it is a little heavier than cheaper models but it's worth its money as they say you get what you pay for. It came very quickly. We are very happy this is our second purchase.

This tent is larger than most but still a quick, simple setup. I'm very impressed with the quality. We tailgate with a group of friends and our cover is much thicker metal and more wind resistant than others that are considered top of the line at big box retailers. The canvas cover seems sturdy. Also, the carry bag has wheels, which is a nice plus.

This tent was on sale for 93.99 (plus tax). I can't believe the great quality for under $100. It has 3 times as thick of a canopy (500D) compared to the $59.99 Wal-mart special which has (150D) material which will last about 2 summers (depending on use). I use these pop-up tents for live sound events and we have had about 6 of the cheapo's and I thought let's try something different this time. The legs and frame are thicker which makes this super sturdy. The pockets on the corners and the mid straps are all reinforced (2 thicknesses) so it looks like this thing should weather the storms. Also, it's the first tent I've had with the center support so there's no way it's going to have the dreaded rain Pockets that fill up on the cheapo's. I highly recommend. (I actually just bought a second one for a spare or second show) Finally, it has a great carrying case with soft rubber handles!

This is an older design with a heavier powder coated steel frame and thicker canvas material top, all adding up to 50 lbs. While heavier than other products, to me that seems like a reasonable trade-off to get a stronger product. It can also be positioned at various heights, where the lowest setting easily allows 6' 2'" visitors to walk in with lots of head clearance.The powder coating has a roughened surface making the moving plastic parts easily slide along when opening. The metal tubes are held together with screws and thick plastic parts that look like they will resist damage with reasonably careful handling. That means using two people to open and close the frame and avoiding unnecessary force. Also, if a tube gets bent in a wind storm for example, you should be able to replace it with repair parts.Although it looks like you could fold up the frame and store it with the canvas in place, you will still have to release the Velcro straps in the middle of each side to collapse the frame, and the frame will pinch the canvas, so I did not feel comfortable leaving the canvas top in place. The canvas is tricky to fold up evenly because of the side panels around the edge, but once you get it close, you can fold it into a long strip that fits nicely into the side pocket of the storage bag, with a fold over of one end.For each canopy I purchased four 10-pound weights (concrete poured into a plastic form) that slip around the bottom of each leg to help hold the canopy down in the wind. I did not use the sand bags that come with each canopy. Once I have some real world experience with these weights, I will add to this post.Now on to the damage. Of the four canopies I purchased, 2 arrived with minor damage. One ha a dent and slight bend in one of the crossed tubes, and the other's strorage bag had a tear cut into it against on of the metal tubes. These things are heavy and really need better protection in shipping. In both cases damage to the carton corresponded to the damage to the canopy frame and storage bag. I have ordered some special tape to repair the tear in the storage bag, and the small dent and bend do not effect opening or closing. Trying to straighten the tube will likely cause more damage, so I am going to ignore this slight damage.All in all, these fold up canopies look well built, go up easily with two people, and look like they will hold up, all at a reasonable price. Just be warned, they are heavy. When combined with the four 10 lb leg weights I bought, you are talking 90 lbs.

Bought this for my employer for us to do marketing events. It was very sturdy and well made. Super simple to put up and take down. It comes with a carrying case you can put it in for easy travel which zippers up and stays zipper. Fits well in a trunk or suv. The velcro works great and holds everything together, even in the wind. I will purchase again for my family.

In the value for money category: this product is tops. The top cover is good and sturdy, the support assembly is more solid than I expected. I was able to set up support with cover alone in less than 15 minutes. Tip: after partially opening the assembly, pull the cover over, set the corners, and then push up from the middle to fully open. I got help to extend the legs and move the thing where I wanted it. The anchors it comes with might serve for very light weather, but I opted to use the screw-in type tie-downs. The sand bags, again, probably won't do much in any kind of wind. But, for the money, ease of setup, solid connection design, and useability, it's a winner for me.

I was afraid of it being cheaply made however its extremely solid, prolly around 50lbs if not more. At first I thought it shipped with full sandbags kinda heavy. (It doesnt) The case has great handles and wheels to assit with moving it. Set up is simple (if ya do it how the instructions say). Currently on the 3rd day of camping and even with 15mph winds it hardly moves all the way up. 1 click up is enough for my 6'2 self to walk under without ducking. Even down all the way I can stand under it.

Besides being delivered with a tear in the tent bag and appearing dirty, the tent itself when up easily and seems to be decent. I will be using this at a farmer's market every other week so we'll see how it holds up. Good thing I can sew and was able to mend the tear in the tent bag.