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

Quick Summary:I used the Neso Tent during a beach trip to Hilton Head, and it quickly became one of my favorite pieces of beach gear. It’s easy to set up, looks great, and provides excellent sun protection — ideal for lounging without dragging a bulky canopy around. There is a small learning curve to get it wind-ready, but once dialed in, it performs really well.Key Features:Dimensions: 7' x 7', perfect for 2–3 people.Fabric: UPF 50+ sun protection, stretchy and durable.Setup: Intuitive setup with sandbag anchors and sturdy aluminum poles.Portability: Lightweight, packs easily into a compact carrying bag.Design: Trendy Mint Tie Dye — stands out at the beach.Durability: Reinforced corners for tear resistance (note: bag durability could be improved).Pros:✅ Very Easy Setup: Intuitive design — stretch it out, fill the sandbags, prop it up.✅ Excellent Sun Protection: UPF 50+ fabric keeps the harsh sun at bay, making long beach days much more comfortable.✅ Great Portability: Lightweight and packs down easily — beach trips are no hassle.✅ Trendy Look: The Mint Tie Dye is a standout — stylish and better looking than most beach tents around.✅ Roomy for Lounging: Comfortably shades 2–3 people — ideal for relaxing.Cons:➖ Wind Adjustment Needed: Setup does require tweaking — proper sandbag weight and pole positioning are key, especially on windy days.➖ Bag Quality Could Be Better: While the tent itself is durable, the carry bag ripped at the top after a few uses.Personal Experience:Setting it up was super straightforward — just stretch the fabric, fill the sand anchors, and pop up the poles. It took a little trial and error to figure out how much sand to use and how to angle the poles for the wind, but once adjusted, it stayed stable and even allowed for easy repositioning throughout the day. It’s a great size for two to three people lounging, and the sun protection was a lifesaver in the afternoon heat. I also loved the Mint Tie Dye design — very on-trend and stood out compared to the typical beach setups. Packing it back into the bag was easy, though the bag itself could be sturdier.Conclusion:The Neso Tents Beach Tent is a fantastic choice for beachgoers who want style, sun protection, and portability. It's best for calm to moderately breezy days and perfect for couples or small groups. Despite the bag issue, the tent’s overall quality and ease of use definitely outweigh the minor drawbacks. I highly recommend it and am even considering getting a larger size for future trips.

I'm not one of those people who's willing to write a review after 10 minutes of use on a product.I bought this sun shade 2 years ago. I sunburn. Easily. So much so that we have started documenting our tropical vacations and the name of the photo album is "Shade hats for vampire boy." Since I'm not willing to live my life only emerging at night, or in a coffin as most vampires do, we decided that we needed to get a shade tent. One that packs away into a piece of carry on luggage, is easily identifiable on a beach, and is easy to set up and take down. The Neso fit the bill on all counts, at least on paper.We have now used it in Mexico, on Oahu, in Costa Rica, and various places on Washington's Puget sound. It's fantastic. The key to success with this thing is mainly in the sandbag anchors. If you fill them to maximum capacity, especially with some damp sand, and then put a little sand over the top of that, you're in business. We've used it in 20+ mile an hour winds and not had it come down. I will confess, while we were in the learning curve at the beginning, before we figured out the sandbags, it was kind of a pain. But it didn't take long for us to figure out that the design was sound, we just needed some fine-tuning in our setup. Once we got the sandbags figured out, and made sure that we put the poles on whichever side the wind is coming from, it hasn't mattered how hard the wind is blowing.I would definitely recommend it. All the things that we were looking for on paper, it has delivered.I will say that over the course of the two years and those various trips, the color has faded a little bit. But not so much so that it's difficult to recognize on the beach or fails to provide shade.

This is a great tent. I live in Florida and we have had semi windy beach days this summer. I was half tempted to buy a different tent, but decided to give this a try. Setting it up was a bit of a challenge as there are no instruction with it, but once we figured it out, it was simple. The tent kept collapsing in the wind, so we again had to figure out a setup that worked well with wind and once we figured it out, it was very easy to set up and keep up. We have used it a few times now and set up takes less time each time. It’s breezy, the fabric is stretchy, and provides great shade. It’s enough for my family of 4 but anymore than that, a grande would be needed.