Andes Large Blue Camping Windbreak Beach Windshield Shelter With Top Window

Everything you need including pegs and guyropes

Very good quality

Well what can I say I got two but we only needed to use one... So much better than the wooden style and the poor Son in law was saved from repeatedly having to get them to stay up in the weather with a malletWhat a game changer those were stayed up for the full time we were camping even with Dave my Daughter Lorna French bulldog going through the bottom to chase after his ball and he is a big dog it didn't budge at all well worth the money

I'm a seasoned camper, these where bought to provide a safe area around the van for the dog to relax. After setting up & struggling with the flimsy pegs supplied, a light breeze blew the lot down instantly. I then went to to the camp shop & purchased heavy duty pegs, £50's worth. Once I pegged, double pegged then check secure, (it wasn't, it was useless), the light breeze & rain either snapped or bent the rods within half an hour. I threw the lot in the camp site bin in disgust, covered in mud. The seller demanded pictures, it was cold & wet & I didn't take any, so the seller has literally kept the £60+ (I bought 3 sets) & told me "sorry". Honestly Folks, do not buy this, not even for light breeze summer camping trips, it is flimsy and useless.

Reading the reviews, was unsure to purchuse but really needed a second windbreaker, so took a punt and hoped for the best, i was not disappointed from the start, fast delivery, good quality, put up on quite windy conditions, does need a little fiddle to get the guide ropes in place but its the same as putting up a tent, always in the preparation and once up, it was perfect, stood up in all conditions and i must say was better then the expensive one, and even had windows to see out _ will def buy again

This is how I found my package on top off my dustbins

Good value

Just put it up to try, seems sturdy enough. Four stars as the pegs are rubbish so I'd suggest you but some decent ones