E-Z UP WB3GYBK4 Fillable Deluxe Set of 4, Holds up to 45 lbs. Each Weight Bags, Gray/Black

This is probably EZ-UP's best product. These bags are very well made and will last a very long time. We filled them with sand and small rocks from the local beach and each one ended up weighing 50 pounds. We store a pair of bags in a stand square size plastic milk carton for transport in our trailer. Easy to attach to our tent legs. Note: we don't use the included pin to attach the bag to the leg - we don't find it necessary as the feet on our ASC pop up tent are plenty large to rest the bags on.

Was recently introduced to these at an event and had ordered a pair before even leaving. No mor buckets or weight pads strapped to holding your awning down in the wind. Smart sand filled bags are a much better easier to store alternative.

These weights are great. They were easy to fill and attach to the canopy legs.

These are much better then the original EZ Up sand bags that we have had in the past. A must have for 10 x 20.

Sturdy straps, buckles, zipper, and carrying handle.A pair of bags weighs-in at 42-45 lbs when filled with chipped gravel.The bottom of each bag set contains an anchor tab with grommet for securing the bags to the bottom of the legs by using a pin with lock wire. This is intended to prevent the leg from slipping out of the weights when the canopy tries to fly away in the wind.We have typically just locked the pin around the leg, but it would be better to drill a 1/4 inch hole near the bottom of the canopy legs.In windy conditions, we have used a cord between the weight handle and the canopy structure, effectively hanging the weight and providing better load transfer to keep the canopy in place.

Super easy, not as big and intrusive as we thought they might be. They have saved us from losing our little gazebo to wind and storms multiple times now.

I use them for the canopy, get a lot of praise from people. They work so well and look comfortable.

There must be no built in uv protection in the canvas that these things are constructed from. They faded in color almost immediately (i do 20 festivals a year) and this past two months three of the four have ripped down the center seam bisecting the weights and the sand spilled out. I hate them so much. I hate the way the buckles work and are positioned on the weights. They get in the way when not in use and all the clasps cracked and fell off.