Gazelle Tents 21077 Gazelle 3-Pack Wind Panel, Tan

I have the 6 sided Gazelle and bought these for shade options. I ended up getting two packs so I could cover all sides. The screens fit very well and can be folded down with the tent. Note this makes it a bit bulkier to pack, but the tent still fits in the bag.If it's cold and you're using the tent (I do dog shows and that's a lot of early mornings) you can add all the panels and turn on a camp heater and it warms up well.Adding a panel over the door can add privacy. It doesn't attach, so you have to duck under it to get out, but it's a good option. At dog shows, I'll add the panel over the door when leaving the tent at night or to give my dogs some quiet time to rest between rings. See picture.If you get one pack, moving the screens from side to side isn't hard. Hardest part is pulling the pop out handle through the hole.Also note, you can fold down a corner or half the panel to let in light or a breeze. This also gives some privacy for anything you might have stored.

We put ours on our deck, which is directly on a lake. We get winds 30 to 60 mph at least a few times a year so we secured this to the deck with 120lbs of weight. Shes still holding prefect. Keeps most of the bugs out and we are able to sit out at night, mosquito free, and enjoy our home, lake and the surrounding area. We also bought the side covers a few weeks later to help with late day sun. I am really impressed with the product, packaging, and I am really glad we bought this.

It blocked 20-25mph wind gusts from entering my g6 in my first camping use with it. Even more surprising that it insulates heat very well (especially if you use a portable heating system like a buddy heater, which I do for cold weather camping). There's also the added privacy you get with putting these on.Only recommendation I would make to improve on it is having a slitted panel for the door that you could close via velcro or hooks. Otherwise great add on accessory for your gazelle gazebo.

They work great, but mostly I used one to make a pattern so I could sew cotton panels that keep out the sun but allow breezes in for ~100' days. The Gazelle panels will increase the heat inside since they fit so well. Slick ! Versatile ! Each can be partially opened and selectively used. They are very well designed and will work perfectly to keep wind, rain, light, and peeping eyes out.4 corner elastics fasten to D-rings at each corner. 3 Velcro tabs on both sides & top. The bottom is open. Approx. 62" down, 66" across.

Love my gazebo! Panels are great for privacy and you can attach on the sides you want for privacy. After the first use and withstanding a strong front with high winds and rain, the panels elastic corners are stretched out and sagging. The elastic attaches to the gazebo with a plastic hook. A clip would be better so they don't slide out. The panels attach with small patches of Velcro on 3 sides. Not all the Velcro patches lined up. There is no Velcro on the door side to attach panel when gone or during a storm. A little more effort and these would be great.

Last month I got the gazebo and put it up on my deck in about 2 minutes. Ever since it's been raining. I then purchased these. There are two fasteners-the bungy type cords for the corners and the velcro for around three sides (not along the bottom). Also a grommet in the center to pull through the strap on the gazebo. In the month of 'spring' weather, rain, hail, wind-they have held on by the corners. The velcro doesn't completely line up across the top, but it does along the sides. The bungy cords have stayed in place. Keeps out wind and rain. Very nice addition to the gazebo.

I have an off market pop up shelter so similar to a Gazelle, same beige color, these fit beautifully, are well made and a quality product. I bought 3 either I'll put one up every other panel or use them on an exposed side, wanted them more for privacy, if they are as great in use as I expect I will get three more for a complete enclosure of my 6 panels, we have the larger model. Price was great compared to others

I like that they can be a good wind blocker, it can be ventilated from above or below as well as the sides.The ventilation is good enough to run a propane heater , so that you can extend your camping season to when the snow flies. My wife and I were comfortable in the gazelle tent even when it was cold, windy and rainy on the shores of lake superior.