ColemanOasis Pop-Up Canopy Tent with Wall Attachment, 10x10ft/13x13ft, Portable Shade Shelter with Easy Setup & Takedown, Great for Campsite, Park, Backyard, Tailgates, Beach, & More

I got this Colemans Oasis canopy to upgrade (and use side-by-side) my old Quest canopy from Dick's.Unsurprisingly, it's an upgrade in every aspect - the quality of the construction is much higher, the big red buttons are a pleasure to press and don't want to devour my fingers, and the big red handle in the middle of the canopy is a delight.The side wall and a weirdly shaped attachment with pockets are welcome add-ons.I especially appreciate the 10x10 ft coverage vs the Quest which had a 10x10 ft footprint but only 8x8 ft coverage. 100 sqft vs 64 sqft makes a huge difference.Finally, I can confirm that just like the Quest canopy, the Coleman Oasis can be stuffed into the carrying case without removing the canopy. There's even a handy second zipper to relax the case and give you more room.Packed, the Oasis is actually a bit shorter than the Quest, but definitely fatter - see comparison photos. Both still fit side-by-side into a Tesla Model X's 2nd row on the floor, so transporting them for me is a breeze.In short, you won't regret getting the Oasis, it's a high quality canopy that is easy to pack and unpack that should last you a long time.Note: for comparison purposes, some of the photos contain a larger 13x13 Oasis from Costco next to my 10x10 that belongs to a buddy of mine.

My prior Coleman pop-up finally but the dust after years of use. Got this one to replace the old one and we love how this one pushes up from the center to secure. We use 5 gallon buckets filled with sand to hold down the corners on a windy beach. Works great!

Out of the box it's pretty much assembled you just put the fabric top on as your popping it up the first time. It was straight forward and easy to get it up and attach the side wall. little tricky to get back in it's travel bag, it is pretty heavy. Works great once it's up.

This really is a light-weight pop up canopy! I was so surprised at the weight for a 10x10 canopy compared to my older canopy that was starting to get tattered. This comes in a nice bag with wheels and various handles: a top handle to drag it on the wheels and two side handles to carry it in both hands when it's not possible to roll it or to slip it into a vehicle, for example.Setup is easy, but you basically need at minimum 2 people to do it. It takes multiple steps: (1) pull apart the base to open it most of the way (2) place the canopy material on top of the base hooking over the four corners (3) go under the canopy and push up the middle and (4) extend the legs to the desired height (there are three heights). It comes with a small mesh bag to attach to one of the corners to store items in, which is nice if you don't have a table on hand or something.The included sun wall helps with not only sun, but wind (mainly breezes). It is easy to attach with 4 clips to attach to the top, hook and loop straps along the legs, and then two clips at the bottom to keep it stretched. It provides a nice amount of sun reduction, similar to being below a thick tree canopy. It is solid and creates a barrier from wind, particularly nuisance breezes, but also be aware that since it is solid, it will provide a lot of resistance, so be sure the canopy is well anchored / tied down.The canopy legs are quite thin to help keep the overall canopy lightweight, so it really needs to be tied down with the included 4 corner tie downs. Each leg also has a hole at the bottom to drive a metal stake through to further increase stability.Overall, this canopy is excellent for being so lightweight. I just cannot believe how light the whole package is and it feels well built.

This is a solid canopy from Coleman. Its design has a few things worth noting, and I will do so in a bit. But first, my overall impression is that this is a solid, fairly stable and durable canopy. Now to the notes:1) This is an unusual canopy in that its scissoring side supports are inset from the edge of the canopy at least a foot with a simple extension of the corner supports running out beyond the scissoring framework. I'm not sure this is as useful or sturdy a design as those canopies which have the scissoring supports out at the every edge of the canopy with the canopy extending down 6-8 inches vertically to cover the scissoring framework. This may lead to less metal being used, but it puts rather flimsy metal pieces sticking out at all four corners and it brings in the footpring of the legs, causing the usable space within the legs to be signifcantly less than other 10x10 canopies where the legs are at the very corner and all ten feet apart. My wife likes to put a folding table at one end of our other 10x10 canopy when we camp, placing the Coleman stove at the end of the table with its length running perpindicular to the table. She then stands at the end of the table and cooks with several feet of space behind her back before the canopy leg gets in her way, With this canopy that system won't work. There's a double limitation in that the legs are only about eight feet apart and that they're well inside the edge, leaving no good way to situate the table so she can make the most efficient use of the canopy space.2) There's a ridge vent at the top of the canopy fabric. I personally have never felt the need for a vent, but it's possible this could be useful in certain situations.3) The legs have push-in, non-pinch locking mechanisms for extension of the legs. However, the locking mechanisms are not cam action, relying on holes in the legs to adjust the overall height of the canopy. This makes for far less adjustable legs when placing the canopy on sloping ground. There are several holes spaced six inches apart, so some adjustment is possible, but it's not the best system to my mind.4) Comes with rope corner stays wich are extended and staked into the ground to keep the canopy stationary when open and wind is blowing. Most canopies have this system, but like most other canopies, you can stake this canopy through the feet at the end of its legs and that will suffice for stabilizing the canopy in most situations--though with the legs inset so far from the edge in this canopy the need to stake the canopy for stability is greater than with a canopy which has its legs all the way out at the edge.5) Nice solid rolling bag. This is a plus.6) This is a lightweight canopy, about 18 pounds less than our more substantial 10x10 canopy from MasterCanopy.Overall this is a decent canopy with several pluses and a fairly big configurational negative.

El toldo es bueno tiene buena estructura, sin embargo es pesado y no es tan facil armarlo como se ve.Para volver a meter el toldo a su funda es un lio, practicamente te llevas mas tiempo en eso que en armarlo, por eso le doy 4 estrellas.Recomiendo mas este toldo de la misma marca coleman, este es super rapido de armar y guardar: https://www.amazon.com.mx/Coleman-10-luz-r%C3%A1pido/dp/B01N1YELG8/ref=sr_1_16?crid=3R68LNWYEOZQE&keywords=toldo%2Bcoleman%2Boasis&qid=1703609211&s=sports&sprefix=toldo%2Bcole%2Csporting%2C139&sr=1-16&th=1

Relatively easy to set up as one person. Locks into place at variable heights. Provides ample shade throughout the day. Good quality canopy fabric compared to other brands and fabric is easy to fit on frame without tearing. One small critique: there is no wind gap/mesh at the peak, though that makes it easier to fit fabric across. Very pleased with this product.