OutdoorMasterBeach Umbrella with Sand Bag - 6.5ft Beach Umbrella with Sand Anchor, UPF 50+ PU Coating with Carry Bag for Patio and Outdoor - Navy Striped

This Beach Umbrella is the complete deal--you can screw the stand into the beach with the attachment no sweat and filling the sand anchor at the bottom of the stand actually works well and is easy to do-- the umbrella does not fall over in the wind--also the umbrella has a wind vent at the top to keep it from sailing off down the beach or blowing out --the price also is a good value for an umbrella that has durability and will last for more than one season--so 5 star+++only small negative is the carrying strap and bag is a bit less durable and possibly will have to be replaced down the road--cheers al

Holds up to light wind, haven't really had to use it in strong wind but if you are often in really strong winds you might want to upgrade to the beach bub. But the little table attachment.... that is the bomb! It's the reason I chose it, and I'm glad I did. Super cute and easy set up - just buy a couple of kids' shovels and you are good to go. Light weight enough to carry with all your gear from the car without any need for a cart.

The umbrella is great, the drink holder isn’t functional, and broke easily, but setting this up is a snap, and the wind is not an issue!

I honesty wasn’t excited about paying $80 for a beach umbrella. But this was the only one that would arrive in time for when I needed it. I’m SOOOO glad I bought it! Easy to carry, easy to set up and break down (one person job) and didn’t budge when other umbrellas on the beach were doing the hula dance in the wind! It provided enough shade for 3 people to fit comfortably at high noon and room for 4 a little later as the shadow grew larger. The sand bag idea is so simple, yet genius! Never seen it on a ‘brella before. There’s no way your umbrella could blow away though unless you’re using it during a tropical storm/hurricane.Parts included:1. Carrying bag2. Pole base (includes twist anchor at bottom of pole base and small metal cross bar attached to top of pole base with short metal chain so you don’t lose it)3. Top of pole with attached umbrella. Has attached locking clip on pole. Umbrella has vents at top for letting some air flow through so that your umbrella doesn’t act as a huge parachute and blow away.4. Sand bag with attached metal hooksSteps for set up:1. Use cross bar to twist base of pole into sand2. Fill sand bag and attach to pole with hooks3. Attach top of pole and lock into place4. Open umbrella and have fun!Breaks down in reverse order

Used it for the first time today and it was EXCELLENT!!!! great size, felt stable, easy to set up, and didn't try to blow away once. The sand weight is a genius idea. The table is awesome for phones and stuff. The cup holders are pretty thin so can't hold much more than a bottle of soda/can of sunscreen but that's ok. It's still a great feature. Plus the pattern is nice and bright and unique rather than the rest of the beach that has plain blue! Great purchase, I hope it lasts years.

Was very excited to use this umbrella since it had the cup holders and I loved the idea of having the extra sand in the bag to anchor down the umbrella. Unfortunately, when I opened the umbrella at the beach for the first time it was missing the sandbag anchor.The instructions are printed on the bag and are not very clear. So when it came time to collapse the table, we struggled for a bit before finally figuring out how to do it.The quality in the carrying bag is poor, I’ve used the umbrella 1 time and the end of the bag is coming unsewn. Just extremely disappointing after spending the money on a beach umbrellas.The size of the umbrella is great, however we didn’t keep it up long enough due to it being so windy and I didn’t trust it wouldn’t come up out of the sand.

Purchased this umbrella and immediately took it to the Jersey shore on a nice, but windy day in late September. I don’t know what the wind gusts were (20-25mph?), but they were strong enough that if you weren’t siting in your chair they were at risk of being blown over. Also, almost no one else had an umbrella up that I could see. I set this umbrella up for the first time. The screw that goes into the sand isn’t that substantial, but the “sand bag” at the base worked perfectly. The umbrella leaned a little in the wind, but I was never worried that it would tip over completely. The umbrella itself flexed and moved with the wind, but didn’t show any signs that it would break or tear. The pole seemed strong. The tilting mechanism worked fine. The bag is a tad tight. A full length zipper would have been appreciated, but I got it all back together eventually. It’s a good and durable beach umbrella for the price.

This is a decent umbrella for the price. The pattern is nice, eye-catching on the beach and was easy for us to find because no one else had one quite like ours. The cupholder was nice, but difficult to figure out how to collapse so we ended up snapping part of it. The sand anchor is awesome, love how it connects to the bottom of the umbrella. I would recommend screwing it in a bit lower than the specified line on a windy day and definitely filling the bag all the way up. We had one day where the wind shifted directions quickly and pulled it out of the ground. We dislike how thin the spokes are on the top of the umbrella - we only had winds of 15mph or less and it was fine but I'm sure anything over than that and it would have snapped. We also dislike the plastic button that helps the top of the umbrella snap into place once it's opened and raised. This button has already malfunctioned for us a few times. Lastly, our umbrella came with a very sharp piece of twisted wire that sticks out right around the cupholder section. We cut ourselves on it and it's ripping the bag to shreds. We'll need to use pliers and some putty or something to cover it up. All in all, decent umbrella for the price, love the UV protection, but not expecting it to last forever.