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Sometimes a post is sponsored by the maker of the product, and we receive a fee for the post. What better way to enjoy a ballgame, picnic, or ozark trail canopy any outdoor activity than with a little bit of shade! This 10’x10′ canopy pops up easily, and will keep sun burn and overheating at… Continue reading Slant Leg vs Straight Leg Canopy: Why One is WAY Cheaper

The Coleman 15 × 13 Instant Screenhouse is essentially a larger version of the Coleman 10 × 10 Instant Screened Canopy, and it has similar shortcomings. The sloping walls make the interior space feel much smaller than the generous footprint might lead you to expect. The mesh doesn’t seem particularly durable, and given the cap-like… Continue reading Slant Leg vs Straight Leg Canopy: Why One is WAY Cheaper

The massive screened walls keep insects where they belong — away from you. This shelter is also fully surrounded by a 10-inch-wide ground skirt, which goes the extra mile to keep creepy crawlers and flying annoyances at bay. The REI Co-op Screen House Shelter is easy to set up and pleasant to use, providing good… Continue reading Slant Leg vs Straight Leg Canopy: Why One is WAY Cheaper

Though the previous version came with four guylines—the stabilizing lines that allow you to stake out the tent for added security in windy conditions—the current version does not, which is inconvenient. Since 1960, we’ve welcomed your family and friends into our fold, making our front yard yours. We invite you to keep the tradition alive… Continue reading Slant Leg vs Straight Leg Canopy: Why One is WAY Cheaper

Plus, the levelness is a gift after the climbs we had today. I spent the last 1.5 years mostly unemployed and healing my traumatic brain injury. It was a grueling task, that felt painstakingly slow and never ending. My day-to-day life shifted drastically after my last concussion, my ability to perform certain tasks diminished immensely.… Continue reading Slant Leg vs Straight Leg Canopy: Why One is WAY Cheaper

That team is also pretty helpful to have when our marketing team needs to explain why a straight leg canopy has more structural integrity than a slant leg canopy. It’s advertised as a 10×10 tent, but your canopy is actually 7.8’ x 7.8’, for about 61 square feet of space under the canopy. If canopy… Continue reading Slant Leg vs Straight Leg Canopy: Why One is WAY Cheaper

The one complaint we have is that there is no vents in the fabric at the peak to release the build up of hot air under the canopy. Most new tents incorporate this ventilated canopy design to increase airflow and reduce the trapping of hot air, helping to keep those in the shade cooler and… Continue reading Slant Leg vs Straight Leg Canopy: Why One is WAY Cheaper