Seashore Shade Windproof Design, Solar Shelter UPF50+ Transportable Household Tent

Seaside Oasis
A Breezy Beach Oasis: An Honest Review of the Easierhike Beach ShadeSoaking up the sun on the beach is pure bliss, but scorching rays and sudden gusts can quickly turn your seaside haven into a sandy nightmare. That’s where the Easierhike Beach Shade comes in, promising a cool and breezy refuge for you and your loved ones. I recently took this shade shelter for a spin on the shore, and here’s my honest take:First Impressions:The Easierhike Beach Shade arrives in a compact carrying bag, making it surprisingly portable for its spacious 10×10 ft size. Setting it up is a breeze – with just two poles and a pop-up design, it’s ready to go in minutes.Image of Easierhike Beach Shade carrying bagOpens in a new windowwww.amazon.comEasierhike Beach Shade carrying bagSun and Wind Protection:The UPF50+ sun protection fabric casts a cool shade, keeping you shielded from harmful UV rays. The shade also features a windproof design with six sandbags and tension cords, ensuring it stays put even when the sea breeze picks up. I was impressed by how well it held up during a sudden gust that sent beach towels flying!Image of Easierhike Beach Shade in use on the beachOpens in a new windowwww.amazon.comEasierhike Beach Shade in use on the beachSpacious Comfort:With 100 square feet of shade, the Easierhike Beach Shade comfortably accommodates my family of four and all our beach gear. We had plenty of room to spread out, build sandcastles, and even enjoy a picnic lunch under the cool shade.Bonus Features:The Easierhike Beach Shade comes with a few handy extras that elevate the experience. The side mesh pockets are perfect for stashing sunscreen, sunglasses, or your phone. There’s even a handy groundsheet included to keep the sand and dirt at bay.Minor Quirks:While I was overall impressed with the Easierhike Beach Shade, there are a couple of minor things to note. The poles could be a tad sturdier, and the groundsheet, while useful, is a bit on the thin side. However, these are minor drawbacks that don’t significantly impact the overall value and functionality.Verdict:If you’re looking for a reliable and portable beach shade that offers ample protection from the sun and wind, the Easierhike Beach Shade is a great option. It’s easy to set up, spacious enough for families, and packed with handy features that make your beach day even more enjoyable. Just remember to bring some extra muscle for the poles, and maybe a thicker groundsheet if you’re expecting a particularly sandy situation.Overall Rating: 4.5 out of 5 starsWith its breezy shade, windproof design, and spacious comfort, the Easierhike Beach Shade is a welcome addition to any beach lover’s arsenal. It’s not just a beach umbrella – it’s your own personal seaside oasis, ready to shield you from the sun and sand, and let you focus on what truly matters: soaking up the beauty and joy of the beach.I hope this review helps you decide if the Easierhike Beach Shade is the right fit for your next beach adventure!

So far, so good!
Used it once, so far, at the beach. And i really like it! We set up next to friends who had a tent. And by the end of the day, everyone was under ours, because they said they liked the blue light the sun creates under the canopy, that it had a tropical vibe lol! And I agree, but opinions are like…well, you know the rest.. (Of course we got the blue one, seemed more fitting for the beach than the green one) It takes slightly more effort than just pulling a tent out of a bag and spreading it out to set up… but that minimal amount of extra effort outweighs any amount of convenience of a tent the very first time you pack it in your vehicle (with all the other stuff you’re taking to the beach) and save tons of room, then when you walk out to the beach without lugging the heavy tent! Even if you use a cart (yes, I use the one with large inflatable wheels) it makes a huge difference pulling cart through the sand. I do feel like after I use it a couple times, I will have a good handle on how to set it up in roughly the same amount of time as the tent, because you can just leave the anchor straps clamped to the canopy and sand bags (do that with my tent too).. and setting those up and tying the straps to the the clamps the first time took as much time as anything. I also feel like it’s made of good material that will last. The stiching at the canopy seems are solid. This one is taller than the other ones I read about, I’m 6’1″ and the extra couple inches this one has over the others was a plus for me. I like the fact that it doesn’t obstruct your view like the other ones that have built in sandbags as part of the canopy. We set up near one like that, and it kinda looks silly to me, and those sections are just a little bulky and feel like they would block more of my view than I would like. With this, it’s just a pole and a couple thin straps. And, it comes with 6 (or 8?? Can’t recall) straps and sandbags, so you can double up on the corners facing into the wind, or all 4 corners if you wish, which made a huge difference after the wind picked up and I decided to add two more to the front corners..and will be setting up with two on each corner facing into wind from now on. So for all the good I like with this, there are a couple drawbacks… first, in high winds the stretchy fabric moves.. a lot. Pulling it tighter helps, so pull that thing tight as you can when setting up. Also, I am going to experiment with different positioning into the wind, I read some reviews that said you need to put one side into the wind to help with this, but honestly, it’s not like it’s labeled front and back, so not necessarily intuitive. Second, one of the straps stitching broke loose when setting it up…. China.. what can you do? The canopy stitching is far superior to the straps. Since it was my first use, I went prepared for problems that may pop up, and took the parachord, pocket knife, sandbags, and plastic carabiners that I use with my tent, so I’ll probly continue to do so, as it all fits in this bag. But aside from these couple little things, I really like it so far, and only see that getting better as I get more used to setting it up (I didn’t have a chance to set it up before we went to the beach, so had no practice at all 😄!)

Tenía mis dudas de comprarla por los malos comentarios de que era difícil de armar, sin embargo vi un video antes de usarla y todo bien estuvimos bastante tiempo en la playa mi esposo y yo, se sienten un tanto frágiles los postes pero duraron perfectamente en su 1er uso. Me encantó, por el poco espacio que abarca guardada y lo funcional que fue para su uso. La recomendó

Cumplio la expectativa muy bien.Al principio da trabajo la instalacion.Con el uso, vas haciendo las cosas en orden, y se van facilitando las cosas.Me justo mucho que puedas modificar la inclinación de la tela conforme el sol cambia de posición obteniendo la misma cantidad de sobra.El hecho de que tenga su bolsa para transporte lo hace practico.