SUN NINJA Mini Beach Tent - UPF50+ Partial Shade Sun Shelter with Carry Bag - Camping or Beach Portable Pop Up - Umbrella Alternative - Easy Set Up - Area: 3 x 3 m (10 x 10 ft)

This is a photo of our trip to Sardinia, Italy. We bought the XL version and brought it all the way from Ireland knowing how hot it will get here in summer. We have two young kids so wanted to make sure they’re fully covered. It was quick and easy to setup and very stable even in a fairly strong wind. Gives excellent shelter. Everyone on the beach was looking jealously at us as they all had the standard small parasols.It does cost more than most brands but you have to pay for quality. I’d definitely recommend this to anyone heading for the sun. Enjoy!

We are very happy with our Ninja. Very sturdy, easy to use. At the moment we are at the sea coast and the wind is 20km/hour our tent is on it's plase without problem from the wind.

Was doubtful about this product but over the past few weeks I have come to love this.It is fairly bulky but transportable. You need to take the protective plastic off of the legs before taking it to the beach. As the manufacturers say the trick is to keep it all very stretched and tight. Worthwhile to set it up and then adjust and readjust a few times to get the poles, sandbags and shade perfect.Went set up provided great shade, withstands very strong winds (although flaps worryingly). Easy to put down and stow when finished for the day.It’s not so common and the number of times people asked us where we had got it from and what a smart idea it was. Strongly recommend it, especially if future summers are as hot and dry as this one.

We used this for a group of 11 in ibiza. Quick and easy to assemble and as long as you follow the advice of stretching the shade out as far as you can and over filling the bags with sand, it does stand up to a moderate sea breeze.I was surprised we were the only ones on the beach with this type of sun shade.It does take up quite a bit of beach space due to the footprint of the stretched out legs, so might be less suitable on small or packed beaches. But more robust than a parasol.Easy and light to carry in the bag.Quite expensive for what the product is, but so far feels like the quality will last.My relatives use a much more expensive Australian beach shade back home and even they were impressed by the sun ninja.

Used this the first time in Greece. Easy to erect, take down and pack away. It withstood 20mph winds on the beach. It's footprint is bigger than I thought it would be but OK on quiet beaches. It drew a bit of attention from passers by.

Easy assembly. Saw a few reviews about it being unstable in the wind. I can honestly say the wind wasn’t a problem. Another bonus was that the heat of the sun didn’t radiate through the canopy. Was very comfortable to sit under, and several people asked where they could buy one.

We bought the XL. So long as you have sand you will pop this up in around 6 minutes max. Packs away in 4 minutes if your sprightly. Makes a sun umbrellas look inconsequential and pointless. Really easy to pop up. Used in Dubai and able to sit out on beach all day. While we were getting it up we had an audience! Bring along a couple of air filled pillows and you’re all set. People were in awe of the sun protection we had. We even had a couple of rude people just come and stand under our Ninja to get in the shade. What’s all that about. Great purchase. No complaints. Go ahead and buy one.

3rd time I used on holiday and pole has broken