CAMPROS Screen House Room Screened Mesh Net Wall Canopy Tent Camping Tent Screen Shelter Gazebos for Patios Outdoor Camping Activities

Please click here. My plans involve spending some time at the river festival, where I usually end up with sunburns and bugs. In my quest for something with nets, I came across this one. It has some really neat features, and the size is just right. This mesh tent was not disapointed at all. It is sturdy and of good quality like a tent, however, it is made of a really strong elastic type mesh that is so fine that it keeps all bugs out. My favorite part of the bag is the two zippers so that I can exit one side and leave was really easy to set up, it took me ten minutes to do it, and once it went up, it stayed up and held very well. My favorite thing about the bag is that it's so easy to store inside, and it has the best instructions sewed right in, so I always have them on hand. I am extremely happy with my purchase. There are no cons to it, it works great for me.

Logan Norman

| Oct 25, 2020

E-mail was something I was hoping for I have been using ZUP for a long time, but those cannotopies are so heavy and expensive. As a result, I never purchased one. They also aren't strong enough to withstand strong gusts. My family has just returned to boondocking/overlanding from a trip two weekends ago, and we saw one camper set up a screen tent so they could "Crazy people?" he wondered. There was also a small fire running beneath him on the inside. Regardless of the great weather in the area, I wondered "Who makes a fire inside a tent?". As a matter of fact, they performed well I had a big chuckle at how containable the fire and smoke were and how much fun they had. Considering how often we overland, is it time for us to get one too? What was the cause of the 19 pandemic? There was a Coleman that sold for $144 around here. Thank you, but I did not want to spend so It was one of these Campros ones I found We were pleasantly surprised at how small it was when we got it. It was so small that, if I had not known better, I would have thought it was a It was a gigantic 10' x 10' when all was said and done. The tent setup was as simple as putting up Once the poles were pushed through the openings that had been made, guylines were secured to keep them in place. I stayed at the camp for over a week and did not suffer any wind damage (be sure that the guy lines are really secured down with heavy rocks) and mosquitoes/bugs were absolutely non-existent. Afterwards, we lit up a small fire inside the tent like the other campers and managed to keep warm and the smoke escaped through the screen just fine. I felt comfortable having a fire lit within the screen tent, and made sure the fire did not get out of control. A fly could fly through the tent or screen and burn holes in it. In the event that something goes wrong, you should be prepared with water. Screen canopies are easy to put away, but you must learn how to pack them into the narrow bag exactly like tents. Why am I so clever? As you fold the canopy up, make sure it is the same width as the rolled-up Tent poles should always be used to roll up the tent so that it does not exceed the poles. With the new size, it should fit easily into the bag. I'd say that overall, the shade is good, the bug protection is good, and it is This is good for us.

Stevie Norton

| Dec 17, 2020

She hates bugs, so I wanted something that would offer her some protection. The light weight and compact size of this shade help me fit it in the trunk space of my small car (Prius). Since I have a small car, I can't fit a traditional canopy, but this shade is much easier to store when packed than traditional canopies. There is a bag to carry everything included in the sun shade. There is the sun shade itself, stakes, and a bag to transport It was easy to follow, and the instructions were well written. Moreover, they were sewn inside the bag so there is no need to worry about them falling out. It took us less than 10 minutes to set up both my wife and I. The assembly is not a problem for one person, and it probably only would have taken a few minutes longer with just one person. My living room is small and therefore the poles had to be bent quite a bit as I assembled it under tight space. It took me bending the poles a few times without any damage. I felt comfortable that they would not snap despite being very thick. The sunshade once assembled made a substantial impression on me and quickly covered a picnic bench at a campsite. It was easy to assemble and sturdy. The zippers were easy to operate and There's a hook in the middle that can easily hold two items, such as my lantern and my In equal measure, packing the sunshade was extremely simple. Folding it up was no problem, and stuffing it back into the carry bag was no problem either. The sunshade has a few disadvantages. It would be nice if the carry bag had two zippers instead of just one that would make packing it up a little bit easier. As for the tent stakes, they were the typical ones that come with tents. I do not know how well they would do with sand, however it is very easy to replace them with another kind if needed.

Elaina Blair

| Apr 22, 2021

Do you think outsourcing to China is bad or good for 3rd world countries? According to reports, a third of Cambodian citizens live on a dollar a day, yet they can't afford tents, so how do they It irritates me that the "traditional company" schizzle gave the wrong impression, that I would be In a moment, I'll post a review of the product. When there are just one or two people, it's not hard to set up. I suspect the elastic cord inside the poles won't last very long since it is small in diameter. Getting them in is not as problematic, but getting them out is, because the connectors snag on the edge of the pocket when they are being pulled out. This is a pretty thin and thinly crafted product with a slightly shoddy fit and finish. As far as I can tell, it would have a short lifespan if placed in the It keeps it bright inside if set up in a shady place due to the light color. The only thing that made me give it two stars is if the price was more than $100. The difficulty in finding quality products in any department is so great, and when one does find them, one pays more than one should. Those who produce crap will continue to make it if we keep buying Our problem is us, I suppose.

Poppy Johnston

| Aug 07, 2021