EAGLE PEAK Pop Up Canopy Tent with Wheeled Carry Bag, 8 Stakes, 4 Ropes, 4 Weight Bags, Easy Set Up Tent Canopy, 10x10 ft, 100sqft of Shade, White

I rarely write reviews on products, but wanted to share my experience with this company & my tent. I purchased this canopy for my teen's soccer team to use during games. It's well-made & got dragged out to virtually every game last fall & spring. Last month, when we went to pop up the canopy, something went haywire & the center mechanism failed. I sighed & decided that these products were built to last a year & that I'd be replacing them annually. I realized that the canopy came with a one-year warranty & emailed Eagle Peak to ask them if the failure was a warranty item or if I needed to purchase a new product/ replacement parts.I received a response right away stating that the warranty would apply & that they'd sent me a new frame out right away. They did & I was delighted to find a large box with a new frame waiting for me when I got home yesterday.Thanks, Eagle Creek - you've got a long-term fan in me & my teen's team really appreciates having a nice cover to sit under during these hot, sunny Florida games.Product review - The canopy is easy to put up & take down. It folds up into its case without a fight & fits comfortably in the trunk of my mid-sized SUV. I'd recommend it without reservation - enough so that I also purchased the smaller version of it for us to use as we watch the games.

I was skeptical that one person could put this up by themselves, but I was pleasantly surprised! It really is as easy as the demo video shows. I'm a female with lower back issues, and I was able to put this up and take it down by myself in minutes. Frames are sturdy and the canopy top is well sewn. Be sure to put your canopy top on before pushing up the center button - I forgot that the first time and it was a lot harder to get it attached when the frame is fully open!I've purchased two of these so far. One was a cobalt blue that was "Used, Like New" sold by Eagle Peak through Amazon at a reduced price, and the other was a light blue/turquoise shade was "New". Both colors are bright and pleasant, and had white painted frames.There were some differences between the two - the one in "like new" condition came with a different roller bag that was roomer and had an exterior pocket for the stakes. However, I prefer the smaller bag that came with the "new" one - the tighter fit was MUCH more sturdy when standing it up on it's end. The tighter bag was still easy to put the frame into, and the roomier bag allows the frame to flop around too much. I noticed that it tries tip over when storing it upright, whereas the one in the tighter bag is very stable when stored on it's end. I noticed that the frame of the "like new" one didn't feel as sturdy as the frame for the "new" one, and I think that larger bag might be part of the reason why.Both roller bags were lacking a handle on the top end, and I think that would really help when pulling these. They are heavy, and having an additional handle on the top end (opposite side of the roller wheels) would help. The two that are on the side have you lifting and carrying more of the weight rather than dragging it behind you.Even though one bag came with an external pocket, it was only big enough to store the tent stakes and cords - the canopy won't fit in it. I don't like to store my canopy top on the frame when it's in the bag, so I purchased some clear PVC zipper bags with handles here on Amazon, and put the canopy tops in those. I'd prefer to have a large pocket for the canopy on the roller bag in addition to the tent stake pocket, so all the pieces of the canopy were together in one place. But for the price and ease of use, I'm very happy with Eagle Peak!

We have used this at farmers markets and craft fairs, 18 times so far this year. My husband wants to help, but I insist that I set it up myself. We are in our mid 70s. It is so easy. The velcro corners are well sewn, and easy to attach to poles. The center push up knob is perfect. The vertical poles raise with no bending over. Just use your toes. And not as heavy as commercial tents. There are weep holes for when it rains, so we either move our tables in, or put tape on the holes. We use the outside corner tabs to hang things from, and to attach weights on rope. The color choice is a favorite. And the price can't be beat. Couldn't be happier.

I did so much research on which canopy to buy, because they ALL have mixed reviews. I finally settled on this one and am so glad I did! Great design - from box opening to fully up, it took about 3 minutes! If I was doing it alone it might have taken 4, ha. STEPS: 1) Open frame a bit, 2) spread canopy on top and secure the velcro corners, 3) fully spread out frame and canopy, and 4) raising the legs (3 possible height settings) - with four people it just took a few seconds, but I absolutely could have done it myself, incrementally raising them to avoid strain on any individual leg. We staked down the legs (without the guy wires - didn't want tripping hazard at a party), and used the sandbags. We had an immediate storm and a fair amount of wind for the 48 hours it was up, and it was sturdy and kept everything dry. Taking it down (again with four people, one of whom was 7 years old) took only a minute: remove sandbags, pull out stakes, turn the button to release the dome, get out from under canopy, and everyone push your leg into the center, and DONE. Went easily into the provided rolling bag, with two people. Again, could have done it all myself if need be, but would take a few more minutes. We will use this for shade all summer!

I set this up once just to inspect it, but haven't used in the real world yet.Canopy is made of tent material, probably not very waterproof, but looks good.Extremely easy to put up with the center pop-up. One person could easily put it up.Frame is a bit weak in my opinion. Legs seem a bit wobbly.The bag has an odd design. Opens on the end instead of a zipper the whole way down. Getting it in the bag is a two person job..I'll get some water proofing for it, and it should work alright for covering picnic table while camping.