10' x 10' Pop-up Canopy with Straight-Leg Aluminum Frame

You won’t find one of these wadded up in a trash barrel at the next outdoor function you attend!! Very sturdy & well built. I have the steel version exactly like it as well, the only reason I opted to go with the aluminum this time was to help my wife out carrying it & doing the setup on the days she uses it. She sets these up by herself all the time so that’s a huge plus as well. The canvas is very high quality & my other one is 5 years old & you wouldn’t know them apart. Just do yourself a favor & just skip any other one out on the market. I’ve seen so many of these things in a 20 mph wind folding up like a cheap suit a where ours stand tall in the wind without any issues. Five Stars Easily!

The warranty period was 6 months and it lasted 8 months for a total of about 10 uses before the frame crossbars snapped. It's fairly easy stand it up but to secure it, the pop-out buttons didn't work well and it took 2 people to secure each leg of the tent. Cheap and difficult sums it up.

So far, so good! I've only used it once so far but it seems pretty solid. The canopy fabric feels as if it would be extremely water repellent - a nice thick fabric. I've owned a few pop-up tents & this seems to be the sturdiest of all of them. I actually received a few compliments on how nice it looks & feels. It's pretty lightweight & easy to carry solo which is a plus since most tents can be pretty heavy. The only complaint I have is with the storage bag it comes with. The base of the bag is a hard bottom with wheels & when I went to put the tent back into the bag, it tore a little hole in one of the corners (which is sure to become a bigger hole with repeated use). I would prefer a bag that didn't have that hard base. Otherwise, I'm pretty happy with it.

This is a nice canopy. It is pretty easy to put up by yourself if you get underneath and push up on the center piece. The negatives about mine is that the canopy isn't tight enough to avoid water build up on one corner and it will take some time of use to make the aluminum legs smoothe enough to slide easier. This is light as others have mentioned so if that is important, this one is for you.

I have owned three market canopy tents before this. I bought it because it was lighter than the others - what a mistake! I was barely able to put this up by myself! All the hardware is antiquated and needs two strong people at every point. I am 5'10", and the struts almost brush my hair at the highest setting. Plus the fact that the length of the folded tent is 8" longer than any other canopy tent. Try and fit that into your vehicle! If you are setting this up once for the summer - OK. Market tent - ZERO!!!

This is the first time I set up a canopy/tent. I am a woman and stand only 5'4" tall. I found this canopy very easy to set up and take down by myself. Quality seems pretty solid. We'll see how it holds up but so far, I think this was an excellent buy.

Great EZ-up for one person to set-up. Wish it had sides.

The frame had no defects. The canopy had a couple defects/small holes but ok for shade. We used hold-down weights to withstand breezes. Using canopy for a paint booth; Had a light rain and canopy was not water-proof and my chalk paint project got wet between coats #1&2 but will be fine since it’s chalk paint on an old 30’s vanity I’m repurposing for a sewing table.