Cocorika X-Large Easy Setup Beach Tent - Automatic Pop Up 4 Person Instant Sun Shelter, Portable Sunshade…

I was looking for a light weight tent with affordable price for my first camping. I had a hard time when selecting tents on Amazon, since there are too many similar products and I knew nothing about tents and camping equipments. Most important, I want some tent easy to beginners, that can be easily set up by myself. After browsed hundreds of tents, I found this one on Amazon by chance. I especially like the color and look, it makes me feels like I am on BEACH, no matter where I actually am. Since the price is also in my budget, I end up purchased it.Then everything came after was really amazing. At the moment I picked the package from my front door, I knew I made a good decision. The package was incredible light. The product was design in a clean and simple style, and it can be compacted into a bag with good size. Installation took me a while at first time, since I have zero experience with tents. The fold stakes was designed in a amazed way, it so easy to setup while also seems very stable. The space inside was much larger than I expected, totally enough for 2 people.Anyways, I had so much fun from my first camping with this tent. I also overheard people talking about my tents when they are pass by. Now I am fall in love with camping and can't wait to plan for the next time!

‼️The reviews are of different products. L👀K through them‼️THIS IS FOR THE EASY UP BEACH TENT ⛺️Arrived damaged, as you can see in the pictures. Not sure who’s responsible for that. It looks like it was some kind of water damage that caused it. Regardless, there were pieces of the plastic that are smashed. Oddly, the tent did not appear to be stained. I did open it up to see the overall product. Great size: packaged, it’s the size of an adult folding chair, only a little thicker. When opened, it would fit 2 adult folding/camping chairs in it. The windows are low, so depending on your use of it , that may or may not matter. The flap that either extends the sitting area or covers the opening is ATTACHED by a zipper. It can be removed if desired. IT DOES NOT ZIP IT CLOSED. There are toggle pieces that hold it up as added shade over the opening. Windows also have toggles to secure them open or closed. Once taken out of the carrier, you let the legs lay out to the sides (they should automatically go the direction the belong). THE TWO FRONT LEGS have an extra piece that needs to be folded out & extended as well to fully open the tent. The top should CLICK into place if it’s in correct placement. WHEN CLOSING: you have to push/pull (you’ll understand when you see it) it apart to collapse the legs. THE TWO FRONT LEGS: gently pull the extension outward, which will unlock the leg to fold back into place. DO NOT JUST TRY FOLDING IT, you will more than likely break it.MY REASONING FOR 3 STARS ⭐️ ⭐️ ⭐️PROS: LARGE, SPACIOUS, ROOMIEEasy to set up & take down. I’d recommend a trial run before trying to do it in a hurry day of.Mesh windows should allow a decent breeze. Window openings allow for shade to added on certain sides if needed.CONS:IT ARRIVED DAMAGED.It doesn’t fully zip closed to keep out insects.SINCE IT ARRIVED DAMAGED, I HAVE NOT HAD A CHANCE TO USE IT & see how it wears. I’ll update accordingly.*Stacking different product reviews to produce ratings on the item advertised is false advertisement.

We had a pickleball tournament and needed a tent to set up our baby’s stuff in to keep her out of the sun. I ordered an amazon essentials tent that was similar that “popped up” but it was too hard to get back folded down, so I bought this one to try. Not only is it a great size (we had a lounger, a baby swing and a mat in it) it was super easy to put up and take down. It also has flaps you can put up or down to allow a breeze to come in. We will get a lot of use from this, thats for sure!

I purchased 16 of these alloy tent stakes along with a new tent. The tent came with 16 of the straight metal stakes with a 90 degree bend on the top - not the best but they should work. The first day I set up the tent for a test run and to seam seal it, and I used the straight metal stakes. Within 10 minutes, a moderate gust of wind yanked the tent and stakes right out of the ground - it was quite surprising. Fortunately, I was right there to pull the tent down. So, I grabbed these alloy stakes and pounded them in leaning away from the tent at a 45 degree angle. The tent stood rock solid for the next two windy days while the seam sealer dried. I pulled the stakes out with no problems or broken/damaged spikes. The stakes appeared to be well made.During our camping vacation (this is NOT repeat NOT a drill), the tent was staked down with these stakes. It was VERY windy for several days, and all the spikes remained in the ground VERY firmly. I had to really pull to get some of them out while taking down the tent and rainfly. I will be buying more to have some extras.I strung some nylon cord through the hole on each spike, about a 12 inch piece, and tied a knot at the end. I am now able to yank them out with bare hands using the cord. I made sure to to have enough cord to loop and collect each spike over my wrist. Moving around the tent and yanking out spikes is a much easier process. Still, they do grip in the dirt pretty well, and some required a little effort to get out. A HUGE plus right there.

This thing clearly takes a bit of practice to get set up and packed away. but after about half an hour in my yard setting it up and tearing it down. I got it to a few minutes each way.....so I call BS on "2 seconds".....but this is a great tent. I mean a REALLY great tent. not for backpacking, but a great spare family camp trip tent, great kid tent or in my case a great single parent tent for myself.