Versatility Camping Tent for Truck Bed,SUV RVing, Van,Trailer and Overlanding Portable Teardrop Awning Canopy Tear Resistant Tarp with 2 Sandbag

This awning saved our recent week of offroad camping. It works really well as designed but we used it on the ground sideways (like a curved wall) to block the cold wind as we huddled around an LP firepit. Once staked down, it can handle an impressive amount of wind. I only wish we'd had another one to block the wind from 2 sides!It goes together in about 2 minutes and back down just as quick. It packs away nicely in a small bag. I replaced the cheapo guyline ropes with 550 cord and I haven't messed with the suction cups. I love the versatility.This trip wasn't the first time we used it but with a little creativity it really shined on a couple of cold, windy nights. Every other member of our group vowed to get one of their own before our next adventure.

I bought it to try out with my truck camper. It held up well in the heavy rain (though I had to manage it when water collected in it). The poles are sturdy, easy to set up and break down. It folded up easily to fit back into the carry bag. I like it well enough that I would buy it as a gift for camping family members. I will have to add extensions to the poles to make it high enough for my door to open and close if I want to situate the awning at the entrance to the camper. But placed off to the side it was easy to set up. It comes with suction cup attachments that can't work on my rig, but on a smooth surface of an SUV it should work fine. Overall I think it's a nice addition to my camp set up. I'm pleased with my purchase.

I got this to cover the side door of my camper van so I can leave it open when it rains. I had to turn it sideways, but it works a treat! The price point can't be beat, especially compared to a permanent awning (>$1000 + installation). It wouldn't hold up in a monsoon downpour, but it's good enough for most rain. It's waterproof, so no leaking. The material seems really flimsy, though, so handle with care. The suction cups and stakes are absolute crap, definitely buy your own. It only takes me about 15 minutes to set up, and that includes using a ladder to get to the roof and tying the corners off on nearby trees. Take down is equally fast and easy. I'd buy again!

This tent is impressive the size, ease to set up and cost. A great item for shade and protection from the elements. I haven’t used enough to give reviews for quality but it seems to be pretty strong. It’s large much larger than I thought it’s about the size of my car a little bigger but the fact it only needs two point to to stand up makes it much easier to use. You don’t have to use the poles.

Set it up over the backend of our old horse trailer, 14' long x 6' wide and 7' high, that we gave a quick makeover into a simple "Freedom Motel" camping unit. Testing it out at our home, so far so good. And yes we can even close the back door while this awning is on. We used all 4 poles in these photos, but 3 poles also work, you just have to be more careful when shutting the door. The suction cups provided, suck!, get better ones. My husband is going to drill holes through the sides of the trailer and anchor eye hooks, and use guy lines with carabineers and do away with suction cups or earth magnets all together. I realize that people can't do that to their vehicles, but it is a solution that will work for us, making set-up easier and more secure. Over all, we love it. Small and compact and relatively easily to put up. I added plastic pendant flags clipped to the guy lines so people will see them and not accidentally closesline themselves.

I took this to a camping trip on the river this weekend and to say it's a piece of junk is an understatement.Assembling it was a joke. The poles on the non-car side do not stick in the ground, so if you have ANY amount of breeze at all, it will blow up and away. There's also no way to secure the canopy to the poles, which makes absolutely NO sense at all. Who designed this **** thing??This thing acts like a sail once tethered to your car, so in order to keep it standing we had to jerry-rig the entire thing by cutting holes in the cover and in the pole caps and using other supplies we had to secure it to the ground.Also, the rain flap doesn't have any way to tie to the poles, so if you have it down instead up wrapped up (which, it doesn't stay wrapped up anyway), it just blows around knocking anything you have under the canopy to the ground.The tethers on the car side are not secure either. Every time we came back from the river, we would find that the breeze pulled the tethers loose and we kept having to re-tie it to the car. We didn't have weak knots either, in case that's what you're thinking.I wanted so badly to return it (even with all the modifications we made) but by the time the trip was over I was so angry with it I just threw it away.Worst thing I've ever purchased, hands down.

I was looking for an easy up shade canopy for my tear drop camper. While the design shows it being used off the back, I use it off the side. The set up is easy with the 3 pole design. I use my own telescopic aluminum poles instead of the included steel ones. The canopy is great in terms of size and is great for my use.However, after the first use, the middle pole, which was already questionable fiberglass when I first pulled it out of the package, had a section split. I contacted the seller who stated they would replace it right away. It's been over a month and even after a few more contacts with the seller, I'm still with a broken middle pole.The product is GREAT....except for the quality of the fiberglass poles. For the higher price over similar canopies, I expected a better product.