KAMPKEEPER One Person Setup 10x10 Pop up Canopy Tent, Instant Portable Canopy, One Push Outdoor Canopy with 3 Adjustable Heights, Wheeled Carry Bag, Bonus 8 Stakes and 4 Ropes(Dark Grey)

UPDATE ONE YEAR LATER: updating from 4 to 5 starsStill holding up! I was lazy and NEVER took it down. It stayed up all year near Buffalo NY. (Just a little north of, and we barely get snow). I lowered it a bit to help it fight wind and occasional snowfall. I just tapped the canopy to remove snow. I ducked under when I wanted to sit outside in middle of winter with my 3 dogs. Otherwise I normally have it at lowest height setting (bang my head though-I'm tall) or second setting (preferred). Highest is not necessary for my nearly 6' needs. ALSO, I have never been rained on when sitting outside under this.OK: back to original review:--------------------------------------------------------------------- I have had a few canopies of this style over the years. I have always managed to get them set up on my own, Same holds true for this. May feel a little awkward, and is likely easier with a second person, but it is doable going at it solo. It does not feel cheap, or rather it doesnt feel cheaper than any other I have had.The brand I had last year was decimated in an unexpected severe windstorm. So while I was happy with my old one, I shopped around for a better price. I also wanted a vented option. I recalled that my old one was not vented and it made a difference in how the area under canopy felt. The addition of the vent allows hot air to escape. Probably helps with windage too.OH< and I also wanted slightly bigger and my reason will be mentioned here: My old one was 8' x 8'. Seems like plenty of coverage for casual use outside for a little shade. I have a small square table and a couple of chairs. The widith of the 8' covered this, but the chairs hung out a little, making it useless as full cover. SO I went with 10'. Now I can have same table and chairs underneath and I am fully covered. Personally I would consider a 12' x 12' if I had a bigger table, or if I wanted a couple more chairs underneath.I chose this one because it had features I was looking for at a price point I found reasonable. I saw some that were cheaper, but they looked cheaper. I wanted something that seems like it can handle being set up for the summer. So far so good with this one.Leg height is adjustable (there are 3 holes, just press the pin to lock into height you want), and can be lowered further for windy days.Not sure if it is waterproof. Havent been out in it while it has rained. Will update once I know for sure.Canopy has guylines, and there are LARGE sandbags included. I filled those with sand (we have sandy soil). They are the largest bags I have ever had for a canopy. They should help a lot!Includes a carrying bag with wheels.Cant think of what else to say at this time. I will know more as I use it more. I will update as I learn more. And definitely will come back to update if this thing fails me. But so far so good.

Cant say enough about this tent. Spent like $65, was expecting something flimsy.This is a very sturdy 10x10.Very easy to pop up, and take down.I can't find any issue with it.A rare A+ buy

Good

Quite waterproof, feet extend and contract easily, solidly built, hold-downs are belt and suspenders. But the description says "aluminum." Not so. It's steel and weighs 50 pounds just like the competition.

Really easy to set up, came with all the parts.

Not very good it don't go very high and it didn't severe rain at all it got destroyed

A good value

It will indeed leak. Cool attachments though.