The last Coleman instant tent last me 8 years and the cover finally tore in high winds skating on the ground. So I ordered another one e like it. Working great so far.

We love the canopy. Our only complaint is the setup instruction a lacking, and the initial setup was a challenge. It is strong and well made. Should provide many years of service.

Very well made and easy to put up once you get the hang of it. After our first one started leaking from wear on the canopy from being put away with the cover onwe take it off before putting it away now. Our second one took a tumble it the wind and ripped the cover. For the price of a coverI through another $50 in the kitty and purchased a whole new one and will use the old one for sunny days.

Our original canopy has a permanent place over the hot tub, so we purchased this for camping. The set up and take down process is so quick. After 10 years of various canopies for summer swim season; I stand by this one as the BEST!

I used this for the first time this weekend and it's already broken. It bent and even cracked at multiple joints. The arm the extends out also bent. For the price it is very cheaply made

This is a nice canopy that provides a good deal of shade but the eaves are sometimes a bit hard to get into place. Other than that I really like this canopy and have used it at the beach two years running.

We have taken this to a couple church functions and it was wonderful. This makes a large shade area. The only thing is, after watching several YouTube videos, it was not easy for one person to put up. Two people to set up is the minimum, if you have 4 people les that 2 minutes to set up once out of bag.

I've had three of these exact same canopies and it stays in my car all the time. I use it for beach, soccer games, swim meets, family gatherings, camping, etc. It is AWESOME! The first one I still have but after 10 years the legs stick a bit and are difficult to lock so it's my junk canopy now. I got another one that was equally as awesome but we got caught in a micro-burst. Interesting note we had gusts of up to 45 MPH before the tent arms finally bent. (WOW) So now I've had the third and it's the one I keep in the car all the time. Everyone is always amazed at how easy it is to set up and break down. Pro Tip: If you are going to use it on a windy beach skipped the tent stakes and just fill 5-gallon buckets half full with water and sand. We frequent the Outerbanks where it can get really windy and the canopy won't move all day long.

Excellent quality. I've had different brands and styles and this is the best longer lasting of all. A bit heavy but the rollers make up for that. With two people it's easy up and down. Take it down in high winds and rain.

We purchased this canopy for softball tournaments. It was more compact folded than our old one and the triggers, prevented pinched fingers. It's easy to put up and down, honestly, 1 person could do it. The vent allows the hot air to move up and keeps it cool underneath. All the reviews saying it doesn't last.... It's NOT meant to be sat up outside all summer... If it broke tomorrow, i'd buy another one...

Very easy to set up, quality product.

Large area for sun and rain protection

I've had a Coleman 12 x 12 canopy for the better part of six years. Sure, it's heavy and bulky compared to cheaper canopies, but it was worth it. We took that thing everywhere, but mostly to the beach and mostly in Mexico.It was our go to beach canopy and showed signs of wear over its use with small pin prick holes and some minor rust on the lower parts of the legs.The canvas bag gave out around year 4 and the wheels came off. Around year 5, the handles/straps broke. But the canopy kept on going.It wasn't until an early summer camping trip to Diaz Lake that a 60mph gust shredded the fabric and tore apart the frame. The legs that were staked into the ground held and the guy lines held, but the cross bars and fabric just couldn't handle it.I got a cheap Walmart canopy for $39.00 but wasn't impressed. The guy lines snapped in only moderate winds (lt;5mph), and the fabric is really thin. I mean, it's a good take anywhere canopy that is light and easy to set up, but I don't see it lasting more than a season.So, after doing some research, I decided NOT to go with an Ozark 12x12 straight leg canopy due to the thin legs and thin material. Instead, I bit the bullet and paid more to get quality and durability.I hope this canopy can make 6 years and we look forward to more adventures in the sun... Just with a little 13x13 shade please.

Love the canopy. But it did rip during a storm. We were away from site and came back to a 2-3 foot section ripped at a seam. Where can I get replacement top only. Legs are still perfect!

This was great at the beach. Because of weight (45lbs) don't try hand carry long distance, we used it when we drive on the beach. Heaver stakes are needed for beach wind. Easy to set up with a couple of people, It preformed great.

This was great at the beach. Because of weight (45lbs) don't try hand carry long distance, we used it when we drive on the beach. Heaver stakes are needed for beach wind. Easy to set up with a couple of people, It preformed great.

This is such a great op up. We love the size and we will use it camping plus several different other things.

It's easy to assemble and disassemble with bags included that Velcro to the legs for weights to keep it from blowing away. It's great coverage from the sun, too.

It's so easy to put up and to take down

The previous eaved shelter from Coleman was simpler to use and set up. This one has a separate center piece for the top; which may provide better ventilation-but is just something else to keep up with. Also the eve support rods don't automatically extend while expanding the frame, so if you aren't around while the well-intentioned people setting it up aren't informed of this - it could cause serious damage. I am not a fan of the Velcro straps that attach to the expanding sides either. If you attach them to tightly (their normal operation) they get stuck in the frame as you go up. It has this in common with the previous version as well. They are made from the same Nylon fabric as the top, and get stuck easily with the scissor action of the frame. Would be better if the closures were made of nylon webbing strapsthat could be loosely attached - then tightened after expansion. I am okay with the fact that the frame is heavy - our older one has been a workhorse. If we could have simply purchased a replacement fabric at a reasonable price - we would still be using it. I am 75 sure I will return this new one.