Portable Beach Tent

This portable shelter is perfect for a day at the beach. Protect the whole family from the harmful effects of the sun with the Instent instant tent. Made of quality nylon, the Instent has air vents and screens found on every side. Instent weighs less than 6.5 lbs and folds into a portable package. To erect, simply open out and pull on cord, sand bags on either side for ultimate stability, and pegs for firmer ground are included. Also features a convenient internal storage pocket.
Customer Review: Super easy and very useful
We bought this product at least 4 years ago and have brought it to Hawaii every year. Despite not packing it in a suitcase because it's just slightly too large, it has not broken even with airline personnel handling. My husband is very fair skinned and he uses it all the time, we place all of our beach gear in to to keep things out of the sun and we just love it. Many people at the beaches in Hawaii have asked us about it and we have recommended it very highly. We also have a sun shelter that uses flex poles but we prefer this one because of the ease of set up and take down. Even putting it in the carry bag is very easy.
Customer Review: Its alright
handy and easy to operate. but dont know how much it will withstand winds on the beach. Stictly alright. Plus points --> small, easy to handle (setup) , lightweight Drawbacks --> Pegs are not strong enough for heavy winds

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