Neso Tents Beach Tent with Sand Anchor, Portable Canopy Sunshade - 7' x 7' - Patented Reinforced Corners(Lehua Red)

By far....the BEST sun shade I've ever owned. I've owned umbrellas and pop up canopies. But, hands down, this wins all around best choice. The concept is so simple, yet so effective. The fact that you can use beach sand for the anchor method, means you're not toting extra weight or additional supplies to secure this on the beach. It's easy to carry, super lightweight......I'll say that again, SUPER LIGHTWEIGHT. No more sweating your balls off carrying some big, cumbersome, heavy sun shade. Literally, my 5 year old could carry this in one hand. Don't think the low total weight makes this a cheap product. The poles didn't bend or feel weak or cheap. The material is stretchy and seams are well made. The wind was whipping and this thing held up fine. However, if you're an idiot, don't buy this. You want to set the "front" towards the wind (even though most of the time I was at about a 45 degree angle from the wind. Set it up facing the wind (for the most part) and it'll stay up all day. Guys umbrellas were blowing over, people's pop-ups were caving in on the sides, but ours held fast. Set up and take down is soooooo quick. Again, best sun shade by far in this category as well. Aside from all this, it looks bad ass. As soon as we'd set it up, people would start looking and pointing at it. You'd see them grabbing their smartphones to google the web address that's printed on the side. Think about it....you see a family walk on the beach and in a matter of a minute, they've got a sun shade up and functional. Worth the money. Best experience I've had ever with this. You won't be sorry.Let me further elaborate on some specifics:Set up: Spread canopy on the ground (I found aligning/stretching out the front two anchors generally was all I needed to begin). Fill these two anchors with sand. Make front taught, but also realize you want to leave a slight angle on each anchor for best support (not straight out to sides, not straight in front). Then, with the front semi-set in place, do the same for the two back anchors. Then, lock up your two poles and place one under each of the two front corners. I found about 10-12" in was ideal (tee hee). From here, it simply takes some minor positioning of the anchors and poles, but by no means should send you into a 10 minute positioning rage. In a mid to heavy wind, it helps if you bury the anchors in the sand. If you take a break from sipping your beer, you may notice that the anchor bag shows signs of dragging in the sand, this would be an indicator that burying the bag is needed. But remember, dig the hole where the bag was, not where it is or behind it, as this will loosen your setup. Again, common sense, dig hole, drop bag, cover.I did notice throughout the day that I had to make a minor tweak to a pole position or two, but I simply very slightly angled the pole AGAINST the direction it looked like it was going to fall, and voila....instant magic - a stable structure. Some reviews are blowing this up - but again, I am willing to make a no-brainer adjustment if necessary in between beers or building sandcastles. This "trade-off" of tweaking doesn't even register on my radar as it happens so infrequently and it's so minor.......compared to watching the plastic washers and spacers bust or crack off the old-style canopies in a heavy wind, killling small children as a rogue wind lifted a four-legged metal spider off the ground, or have the metal bars on the old-style just bend altogether. How many messed up, broken canopies to you see next to the trash cans on the beach? It's like a freakin' cemetery sometimes.Also, if you have a few beach chairs or little kids, this is a great little setup. It is the perfect height to fit your chairs underneath, a cooler, wagon, and small beach mat. If you're expecting to mingle while standing, or have a rave keeping your hands in the air like you just don't care, then go to a club. I also found the way the anchors spread out, creates a buffer for "your area". And, the fact that the anchor lines are black (contrasts most beach sands or other backgrounds), plus the overall really unique design that draws your eyes down to the anchor points, I have a hard time believing this will ever be a tripping hazard, unless you're drunk, trying to tan in the moonlight, or a teenager texting while walking, or a combination of the three. People on the beach also apparently feel you want to "see all that", so this anchor system at least puts them at some sort of distance where you can't see their pulse through their clothes.Take down is a breeze. Take down the poles (10 sec), dump the bags (20 sec), give it a shake, shove it in the bag. I found it was also really easy to rinse off after use.Seriously, just leaving this review makes me want to go use my Neso again.

We purchased the small Neso Tent for our two week beach vacation. 2 adults and our dog. It was the perfect size for us. The picture was the first day we set up the tent and it was the windiest day of our trip. We did have some issues with it falling down. But by day 3 or 4 we mastered the setup. I highly suggest you watch the videos on their website to ensure you are prepared for setup. I watched the basic setup video and the windy day setup. VERY helpful. Best advice I can give: more weight (sand) + more tension = more stability!! After the first day we had no issues with the tent falling due to winds.The tent provided more than enough shade for us. It was lightweight. Easy to setup. Durable. I believe had we known all the setup stuff on day 1 of our trip, we wouldn’t have had any issues. Practice makes perfect. Like they say in their video… don’t be afraid to stretch the tent. It’s built for it!! I would definitely recommend this tent.

Just got back from our beach trip to Singer Island. This tent was easy to set up and provided much needed shade for my 9 month old daughter. I choose the save the reef pattern watch I loved. It stood out against the other beach tents making it easy to find our group. It is light weight, easy to pack up and small enough to fit in my suitcase without taking up a lot of space. My only complaint would be that it did come with a snag in the fabric which I hope doesn't get worse over time.

I was born and raised in a beach town, so I'm used to a windy, beach environment and the challenges it brings. I have been taking an annual trip with the kids for a week at the beach in the Florida panhandle for the last 15 years. I got tired of the cost of chair and umbrella rentals, so I was looking for an option that was easy to haul from a beach house several blocks away and easy to set up. We initially bought the 7' X 7', Neso tent and a year later added the Neso Grande as we needed an additional shelter for our group. We used both on our last trip. The positives: Both come in a compact carrying bag and are easily carried over shoulder. Very lightweight. The set up is simple. You lay out the tent, fill the sandbags, position it as you need it and then put the poles in place. The poles are very simple. I recommend burying the sandbags in addition to filling them. They never moved on us. I didn't need shovels and simply dug into the sand with my hands, filling and burying the bags. I read reviews that stated that setting it up in windy beach conditions was difficult. All I can say is that this wasn't my experience. As the wind changes during the day, you may have to adjust the poles, but it worked well. We considered buying an additional two poles, but I honestly don't think you need them. The wind tends to fill out the tent an elevate it. The only negative is that I felt it was a little expensive, but if you get multiple years use out of it, it is a good deal vs. beach rentals. Unknowns: Some reviews have addressed the quality of the tent. We have now used the Neso 7'x7' for two years (14 beach days) and the Neso Grande for one year (7 beach days). They are both in great shape thus far after having been used in windy conditions. Nothing is coming apart, stitches are fine, poles are fine. I don't often do reviews, but this product has been a good buy for us and I recommend it. I'll be posting this same review under the Neso Grande.

Easy to install, recommend buying a little garden shovel to dig your bags in in very windy beaches. Quatily product, for the tenet, cords and sand bags. It works beautifully went it’s well oriented facing the wind. The greatest satisfaction is to see other people getting their sombrillas blown away or worst, turn inside out! I know how frustrating it is, I use to be one of them! We had a wonderful two months in Mexico and we will much more coming! 👍One negative point and surprising one! Was a bit disappointed with the carrying bag. It torn up right below the rope that keeps the carrying bag closed! I think it a double layer bag, it started inside then all the way to the outside layer. Will have to buy a better bag, I guess?

Voy a ser franco con mi reseña, el precio se me hacía excesivo para un pedazo de lona, estuve buscando muchas opciones previo a mi compra, desde sombrillas playeras hasta sistemas similares a NESO, al final decidí que de acuerdo a compras previas es mejor siempre invertir en calidad.Compré el color azul ya que colores muy obscuros concentran mucho calor en su interior, es preferible colores de la gama de los blancos y beige. Me llegó al día siguiente en una bolsa de plástico cerrada, al interior encontramos 2 palos de aluminio desdoblados que al momento de tensarlos hacen un soporte firme con una goma redonda en uno de los extremos y en el otro una pata de plástico, estos accesorios se ven muy resistentes pero tener cuidado de no golpearlos o abollarlos porque se tendría problemas para encajar uno sobre otro en los extremos. También incluye una práctica bolsa para guardar los soportes de aluminio y el NESO de tela expandible con sus 4 bolsas de tela en los extremos.Es muy sencillo el montaje de este sistema, solo basta ponerlo en el suelo y colocar las bolsas lo mas alejadas posibles unas de otras, llenarlas de arena o piedras que estén a la mano según el terreno donde se este, después colocar los palos tensados dentro de la carpa, levantándola con estos, es muy importante fijarse en la dirección del viento para así colocarlos y soporte la carpa sin venirse abajo. Ya una vez levantada la pequeña tienda recomiendo enterrar las 4 esquinas (si es posible, ejemplo: arena) para un mejor soporte.Listo, solo queda disfrutar la rica sombra y la brisa dentro de el. Al final los 5 días que la utilicé fue una maravilla, estuvimos protegidos de los rayos del sol en todo momento y delimitaba nuestro espacio en la playa. Algunas personas me preguntaron que donde lo había adquirido, les ha gustado mucho la idea de lo portátil que es.No es barato, hay que invertirle pero puedo decir que vale la pena cada uno de los centavos que pagas por el NESO, se ven los materiales de gran calidad y se que me va servir de sobra para muchos días mas de playa en el futuro. Además de lo portátil que es cabe en cualquier maleta de mano sin documentar.Hay muchos colores desde lisos hasta estampados y están avalados por una fundación. Estoy pensando comprar NESO mas grande para otros usos.

Great quality, simple design.

First off, love this sun shade! We have kids, so refuge from the sun is an absolute must, and travelling by air to beach destinations we really needed to find a lightweight option that didn’t put us over the weight limit for checked luggage. This is it. This sun shade is super simple to set up and the kids like helping by filling up the bags with sand too. We’ve only used it a handful of times but love the design!Secondly, as stated by many of the other reviews, the wind can seem like your worst enemy. We personally found our stride in setting it up so this seemed like less of an issue and didn’t warrant in deducting a star from our 5 star rating. With minor adjustments it’s easy to find the sweet spot so this shade is stable and casts a decent amount of shade for the family, cooler and all our things.I’d highly recommend this purchase.

La Neso Beach Tent se ha convertido en un punto de inflexión absoluto en mis aventuras en la playa y en el campamento, y no puedo evitar elogiarlo. Esta tienda de campaña es sin duda la más fácil de montar y sus anclajes seguros la han convertido en el centro de atención dondequiera que vaya. No es exagerado decir que constantemente se me acercan curiosos que no pueden evitar sorprenderse con este fantástico producto.La facilidad para montar la tienda Neso Beach es un gran punto de venta para mí. Ya no tendrá que luchar con postes complicados, luchar con telas rebeldes o pasar lo que parecen horas simplemente tratando de preparar su refugio. Con la tienda Neso es muy fácil. El diseño innovador permite un proceso de configuración increíblemente sencillo. Simplemente estire la tienda, fíjela con las estacas proporcionadas y listo. Es así de simple.Lo que realmente distingue a Neso Beach Tent son sus anclajes seguros. La tienda permanece en su lugar incluso con vientos fuertes y nunca tengo que preocuparme de que vuele como una cometa. Los sacos de arena y los bolsillos de anclaje lo mantienen firmemente conectado a tierra, asegurando que brinde sombra y refugio exactamente donde lo necesito. Esta confiabilidad cambia las reglas del juego cuando estoy en la playa o acampando en un área abierta.La tienda Neso Beach no solo me brinda comodidad; también despierta la curiosidad de los demás. No puedo contar cuántas veces la gente se me ha acercado para preguntarme sobre la tienda y expresar su asombro por lo rápido y sencillo que es montarla. ¡Es como tener una mini atracción emergente dondequiera que vaya!En resumen, la Neso Beach Tent se ha convertido en una parte indispensable de mi experiencia en la playa y en el campamento. Su notable facilidad de instalación y sus anclajes seguros lo convierten en un producto destacado. Si desea simplificar sus aventuras al aire libre y llamar la atención con su instalación en la playa, esta carpa es absolutamente imprescindible. ¡No puedo recomendarlo lo suficiente!