Finally got a chance to use this canopy tent this past weekend. We were having a garage sale and the weather was not cooperating. This unit comes in a nice heavy carry bag. The instructions are right on the side of the bag, very simple and nice. The tent is pretty easy to assemble and get standing. It took me less than 10 minutes for the first time, by my self. The canopy fits nice and the frame feels solid. Had no problems with the wind, had it up for 2 days with the rain. Taking it down was just as easy to put up. I left the canopy in place and it all folded up and I was impressed that everything fit perfectly in the carry bag. The only thing that you have to watch when putting the tent in the bag is to make sure you have the bag turned the right way. There are 2 pins that are connected to the bag that slide in 2 of the legs to hold it all together. If the bag is on wrong the pins won't fit. All in all I was very impressed with this canopy tent

This was much easier to set up than expected.it comes with everything you need to set it up and get going on day one. It's sturdy, well made and feels like it'll last a very long time as long as it's taken care of.It's pretty light weight, at about 30 or 40 pounds. Easy enough to pack up and carry on a camping or fishing trip.

The Tunbne Pop Up Canopy Tent with Sidewall (Light Blue), is a durable and versatile canopy tent that is perfect for all your outdoor activities. It is easy to set up and take down, and it provides ample shade and protection from the elements. The canopy tent also comes with sidewall, which can be used to create a more enclosed space or to provide additional protection from the wind and rain.Here are some of the pros and cons of the Tunbne Pop Up Canopy Tent with Sidewalls:Pros:Durable and well-madeEasy to set up and take downProvides ample shade and protection from the elementsComes with sidewall for additional protectionAffordableCons:The canopy tent can be a bit bulky to carryThe sidewalls may not be completely windproofThe canopy tent may not be suitable for very cold weatherI have been using the Tunbne Pop Up Canopy Tent for a while now (we have multiple), and I am very happy with it. I have used it for a variety of outdoor activities, such as picnics, beach days, cookouts, family gatherings, and camping trips. The canopy tent has held up well to the elements and has provided much-needed shade and protection. I also appreciate the fact that the canopy tent is easy to set up and take down and can be done in just a few minutes.Overall, this Pop Up Canopy Tent is a great product. It is durable, versatile, and affordable, and it is quick to pout up, making it very valuable when encountering unexpected weather. It is well-made, affordable, and easy to use. I would definitely recommend it to anyone looking for a good quality canopy tent for their outdoor activities.

This Pop-Up Canopy has a well made frame and it is pretty easy to use. It comes with the frame, canopy, side panel, a cover, for carrying it, and stakes, ties and sandbags all for use to secure it to the ground. There is a much appreciated and fairly large pocket on the side of the carrying cover that will hold all of the accessory pieces.The canopy comes with set-up instructions and the assembly is fairly intuitive if you have used one of these pop-ups before. The base is all one piece and it pops up by pulling it apart at the corners. Once it is most of the way apart, attach the canopy cover and secure it with the Velcro straps (the first time only). Then pull it all the way apart, push the middle up, adjust the leg height to one of three positions, and secure it to the ground with the stakes and/or sandbags. The instructions show the canopy top being left on to fold it and cover it when you are done so that's what I am doing, and it has worked fine.The carrying case/cover goes over the frame and canopy fairly easily. The frame will stand up while you cover it. The cover does not zip over the entire frame. It goes over the top and secures to the feet of the frame to hold it on. This leaves the bottom of the frame exposed so you can pull it along by rolling it on two wheels. This is a very nice feature, but if you need it in thick sand or gravel it is not going to roll. At that point, you'll need to carry it. It is pretty long and heavy. Carrying it will be difficult in thick sand or uneven terrain. The handles are in great spots for rolling but not for carrying. They are not in the right places for holding on to it so keep that in mind if you need it for use in those areas.When covering your folded pop-up canopy, make sure you put the side with the red pins that secure the cover to the canopy on the correct side. Red plastic pins secure the cover to the canopy frame. They go into a hole on each of two of the four feet. If you don't pay attention, you'll need a redo...like I did. No big deal, but now I know to watch out for that.I haven't had mine for long so I cannot speak to the durability of the canopy cover. The frame is really sturdy and well made. The canopy piece and side piece are fairly thin. They secure with Velcro. I suspect the top cover will hold up as well as any other product out there, but the side panel Velcro looks like it will tear from the panel fairly easily in a strong wind or over a short amount of time. It hasn't torn yet, however. The side panel is a nice added feature, but it doesn't attach smoothly and it doesn't have a way to roll/tuck it up and secure it for use later. You really just need to keep it in that storage pocket and attach it once you need it.Bottom line, this is an easy to set up pop-up canopy. The size, quality of the frame, and rolling wheels make it something I will really use, but if I take it on uneven terrain, I'll have sturdy wagon.