Neso Tents Grande Beach Tent, 2.1 m(7ft) Tall, 2.7m(9ft) x 2.7m(9ft), Reinforced Corners and Cooler Pocket (Whales)

The tent sun protection isn’t as good as I thought. Still got a sun burn after spending most of the time under it.The tent offers decent shade when the sun is positioned above you but when the day passes the sun goes right through it. It’s not easy to adjust and wobbles in the wind (low wind)Not worth the price

We use this fantastic shade whenever we go to the beach. Its a cinch to set up - literally takes 2-3 minutes of paddling sand into the bags with your hands, and then boom it's up on the poles straight away. Stays upright even in the wind (make sure the correct side faces the wind, per the instructions). Highly recommend for any human who dares brave the summer beaches.

Very good , it is weak at opposite wind this is why i give 4

There are three major design problems:1) after one day of use the corners started to tear, so we ended up tying them up.2) after one week of use both poles broke in moderate wind3) the strings attaching the sand baskets to the tent are too short, making the shade unstable and putting too much pressure on the poles.Overall, complete waste of money only after a few days of use in Greece.

Estoy Tampico con un viento de 18 km por hora. (La semana pasada estuvimos a 32 km)Puntos importantes:1. Identificar para donde va el viento y ponerla en esa dirección (como el video de YouTube)2. Estirarla bien.3. Una vez que pones el primer palo, refuerza el saco de arena con otros dos sacos4. Haz lo mismo con el segundo5. Estira bien los dos sacos de atrás y entiérralos

Brilliant! This has been an absolutely fantastic addition to our beach gear. It’s about a 1/2 mile walk and this is no bother to carry and set up. The photo is of the first time we set it up, and it was fine, but we got even better at it. You can easily fit 4 people in this set up and we also bought 2 extra poles. Today was windy and we stretched it further and buried the bags. Wonderful, stayed up great! Even my husband, who was sceptical at first, loves it. Thinking about getting a gigante sized Neso too!

Like most people I guess, we didn't bury the sand bags and when the wind picked up it collapsed. You have to bury the bags, if done properly this will stand up against 26 mph wind, which is incredible. You will also get a lot of people complementing on your beach setup. It looks great, is water resistant if it rains and provides excellent shade protection for a least 6 adults if needed. Grande model, I cannot say enough good things about the neso grande and for the price, you would be stupid not to get one.

We love the beach but need shade from the hot sun, Did a load of research and came across these style beach shades, We'd be used to normal beach umbrellas and usuall buy one or two while away for our two weeks vacation but they offer small areas of shade and usually dont survive the windy beach we visit, pluswe then have to leave them behind and buy all over again the following yearThe Neso Grande was outstanding on our recent trip. My wife was super impressed with it as was I, I'd watched some youtube video reviews and it helped with erecting it as the beach does usally have high winds, and after day 2 I had it down perfect, It easily dealt with constant winds in the mid to high 20kph and some days sustained winds in the 30+ kph and gust closer to 40kph, We did have a couple days with 50+ kphs winds and we decided against visiting the beach then, got loads of admiring glances as we had such comfort under shade and one of the beach sellers called it our Palace, a nickname we now call our Neso Shade.Do your research regards erecting correctly and I dont see any problems, we're going to buy 2 additional poles, and It fits easily into a large checked suitcase no problem and was lightweight enough to carry to the beach.All in all an absolutely outstanding product, and I'll have no hesitation in recommending it or buying another when time comes to replace this one