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The structure is held up by foldable poles connected by an elastic band. There is glue on the ends of the fiberglass poles that keeps the ends of the poles in the required cap. This broke apart the poles from the cap fitting. This effectively ruined the entire product. I couldn’t believe that the glue… Continue reading Ozark Trail Sun Shade: Not Worth The Hassle

Like the Seina, our former pick for sand, the Mac Sports has a carrying capacity of up to 150 pounds. However, we think the Mac Sport’s much larger internal space—6.7 cubic feet, compared with the Seina’s 3.6 feet—is worth the higher price. The TikTok version of the chair is adorably summer-themed, featuring nostalgia-inducing red, white,… Continue reading Ozark Trail Sun Shade: Not Worth The Hassle

Even so, the roof openings have hoods over them, so there’s no easy way for water to leak through. It would probably only protect against light rainfall as ozark trail canopy the materials aren’t specifically made for moderate or heavy moisture levels. This model follows a simple ozark trail chair 3 step process, which is… Continue reading Ozark Trail Sun Shade: Not Worth The Hassle

I go out to the rural part of the state where it is hot and dry. While this is amazing for evenings around the camp fire, the day time in the sun can be brutal. I can’t handle a full weekend in this type of condition. So I spent the last year looking for a… Continue reading Ozark Trail Sun Shade: Not Worth The Hassle

Very tall in the middle allowing me at 6 feet 3 inches tall and 260 pounds to finally be able to stand all the way up and not feel crowded in a tent. The closets seemed pointless when we bought it but have turned out to be a huge help. It lets you keep everything… Continue reading Ozark Trail Sun Shade: Not Worth The Hassle

We’ve also put together a handy buyer’s guide down at the bottom as a resource for shoppers who are new to the Ozark Trail brand, so make sure to check it out. There you’ll find all the info you could ever want on the materials, build quality, and weather-worthiness of these affordable tents. Store the… Continue reading Ozark Trail Sun Shade: Not Worth The Hassle

If you plan to use it during summer, you may want to consider taking advantage of its e-port to run a tent air conditioner. Finally, keep in mind that this is a single wall shelter, which means there’s a lot riding on the quality of the tent fabric and seams. Plenty of customers swear by… Continue reading Ozark Trail Sun Shade: Not Worth The Hassle

You set up the fly first and it forms a sun shade, then you hook in the tent underneath. The material is the polyester tafetta, the construction is only average. Once the structure is up, all you have to do is attach the detachable sun shade. Easy to set up with color coded poles, pole… Continue reading Ozark Trail Sun Shade: Not Worth The Hassle

It would be good for summer camping in the sun shade mode, or backyard camping for the kids, but I don’t know if I would risk it for backpacking. It is not very heavy, and not poorly constructed, but it just isn’t sturdy or waterproof. Spend a little more money and get a better tent.… Continue reading Ozark Trail Sun Shade: Not Worth The Hassle

It’s often raining and it seems like this will also make a great shelter out of the rain. It doesn’t have to be perfect, but it beats sitting in the actual rain trying to control an umbrella. You unfold all the poles and make sure to extend them out. We took it out of bag… Continue reading Ozark Trail Sun Shade: Not Worth The Hassle