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BISINNA Camping Tarp 18x13ft Car Awning Waterproof Hammock Rain Fly Sun Shade Rain Protection Canopy for Outdoor Beach Picnic

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  • 【Large Size】The BISINNA camping tarp expanded size 18x13x7.2ft offers approximately 22 square meters/236 square feet of shading area,Accommodate 8-14 people comfortably
  • 【Materials】Using silver coated 150D Oxford cloth,features PU2000mm water resistance and effectively block 90% of sunlight,this tarp is durable enough to withstand abrasions and punctures. incloud 4 sturdy poles ensures stability even on windy days
  • 【Two-ways use】In addition to being used alone, it can also be used with most cars and almost all SUVs
  • 【Wide Application】This tarp is adaptable to a variety of group sizes and locations, making it suitable for outdoor scenes such as campgrounds, beaches, forests, mountains and parks. It has plenty of openness and good ventilation
  • 【Packing Size】With sturdy storage bag,Incloud 4 steel poles ,1 fiberglass poles,6 wind ropes and 12 stakes,packing size is 28x6.7*6.7inch,packing weight is 18.3lbs



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Sun Shade

Ryan Smith
Reviewed in the United States on April 12, 2025
I'm planning to use this as a sun shade when camping, as an alternative to those big square canopies that unfold. This is considerably lighter and smaller than one of those. Plus if it's set up at the right angle, it can provide sun protection in the late afternoon when temperatures are still hot. The lighter weight and more compact size are a big deal - this is light enough that one of my kids can move it around, and it takes up less space in storage and in the car. In can go on a shelf rather than being so heavy it has to be on the floor.I do have some concerns about how it would handle in the wind, but it's not windy here now so I can't really test that. I have used a similar design to this before, but it had hoop poles on the ends as well as in the middle. It was incredibly stable, even in high winds. In a calm situation, this works great. The way the ends are angled out provides lots of shade, but the open ends still allow for plenty of breeze.