Undercover Canopy Professional Grade Aluminum Shelter - 100 Sq.ft of Shade (10 x 10-Feet, White)

I've been selling at Farmers markets for 25 yrsThe only brand was EZUP had planed obsolescence!!! IT freakin broke with any slightThing you could emagine. We have hundreds of farmers in NYC that are changing to UndercoverCanopy why you ask We buy the commercialUnit heavy duty aluminum arms that won't break or RUST! The canopy top doesn't allow UV raysComing in And keeps you much cooler all summerWe sell under these canopies all dayI will never not buy Undercover CanopyIt helps make my life working out doorsSo much better👍

I used this for the first time a few days ago and was very impressed with the sturdiness of this canopy. I had previously owned an EZ Up but this one seems a lot sturdier. I didn't pinch myself with the push button up and down releases. Loved the idea of the lever style instead. I bought this mainly for the curtain system so I didn't have to roll the sides up and down by myself. The clip slide method is genius. I had a bit of.....well a lot of......trouble getting that last side zipped up when closing up for the night. I think it may have been because the legs of the canopy were out of square. I asked a couple of other vendors about their canopies that were identical to mine. They said it was easy peasy and that, indeed, it was probably because the legs of my canopy weren't straight. It didn't rain so I can't speak of the moisture resistance. The wall and top fabric are much thicker than my previous canopy and the silver coating seems to keep it a bit cooler. All and all I was satisfied with the performance for my first use.

I am a 70 year old woman and got it for outdoor dog shows. Both my dogs and I need some shade in the hot Florida sun. I got this one because they say one person can put it up and take it down and because it seemed to be so well constructed. I have used it several times now and it certainly does the job. Had no trouble with a 15 mile per hour wind. While there are usually plenty of people around who what to help with putting up and taking down, I have twice insisted on doing by my self just to be sure I could if it was necessary and had no real trouble. Can't say it was entirely effortless for given lack of strength, but I did it and know that I can if needed.I highly recommend it. Friends who have lots of experience with different canopies say it is the best they have ever seen.

This tent is much better than the other canopy tent I had. I am a professional artist and need a good study tent for outside shows. It's also important it looks professional. This does. My one complaint is that it does not come with sides. I bought the sides they suggested separately. It was misleading though because they did not attach to the Velcro as anticipated. You had to loop straps around the frame just like my old tent. One of the zippers didn't work and I had to send the first one back because it was used and not in good condition. So the side system is not the best. Something to keep in mind. Also, this tent is very very heavy. Hard for one woman to pull.

Fine canopy if all your worried about is Sun, but very flawed when raining. Keeps you cool in summer heat compared to others but that is all. It is sold as a professional Canopy but requires constant broomstick de-puddling (to dismay of neighboring market sellers) Ours finally collapsed when we couldn't keep up with the pooling of water on top. A very flawed design when it comes to rain. I would not recommended for the price this cost, epic failure!!!

To start off, the aluminum frame was the main thing that attracted me to this product. Costco routinely sells the traditional EZ-ups but when I go to pick up the box - I am quickly reminded that these things are heavy. Undercover has great strength to weight ratios and has innovative features that make setup a breeze. While I never had a pole bend, I can appreciate the new reinforced tube designs - it adds a little weight but is worth it considering the sturdiness of the frame. The plastic feet are also a step up from my old popup. They are beefier and have a larger footprint. The canopy is thick and reinforced correctly at stress points (corners mainly). The main complaint would be friction when doing a one-person setup. They suggest wiping legs with WD-40 type lubricant. Great canopy overall - just make sure you tie it down :)

Well, I've had mine for about 1.5 years now...Used about 6-7 times... 2-3 in the rain...1 heavy rain.. but never very windy so I can't speak to high wind. First, it does go up and down with one person but you can cut your time in half if you have 2...works as advertised. In terms of quality, I can speak to the cover material and frame- both seem very very sturdy. The cover is thick and has held back the rain with no problem (with no poools forming)..and of course the sun. The frame seems perfectly fine as well. It comes in a very sturdy carrying case with wheels and even a harness to use as a backpack...Why on earth anyone would want to hoise this monster on their back is a bit beyond me but its there. The wheels work great. The *only* downside is the overall weight- I did read the review of the 70 year old person but if you think you need to move this up and down stairs and have back trouble or no help, i'd consider a lighter weight version. Otherwise this unit has been going strong for me now for about 18 or so months. It was well worth the 299 paid on amazon. Regarding the one reviewer who's unit collapsed..I suppose this could happen to anyone with any product so you need to make your own decision...I'm just chiming in on the side of WORKS WELL and highly recommend.

I can erect this by myself, easier with two people, but not needed. There is a jacking knob that tightens the fabric once erected. The first night I set this up we had a downpour. I forgot about the tent until the morning, I figured I had ruined another pop up canopy. With the tightened fabric all of the water had shed off and was bone dry. The biggest downfall is its weight, but it is worth it.