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Closeouts. Think of ALPS Mountaineering's Tri awning as shade insurance -- no matter how hot the day is, you'll always have a cool retreat to escape under. Easy-to-assemble three-pole design includes a Sunshield side fabric panel for added protection from the sun.
- Includes stuff sack, stakes and guy ropes
- Size: Adjustable from 13½x13½' to 15x15', 75-95 sq.ft.
- Height: 6-6½'
- Stuff size: 25x5"
- Weight: 11 lb.
- Material: UV-resistant polyester fabric and fiberglass poles
- Made in China.
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Average Rating (87 reviews)
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Reviewed by Rob from Colorado on Wednesday, June 19, 2013Easy setup. Can adjust center height by moving legs in or out. Packed size is quite small compared to a pop-up canopy.
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Reviewed by Lost In Pinecone Country USA from Extreme NW Montana on Wednesday, June 12, 2013It's easy to assemble yes. Good quality materials and made well. BUT at 5.2 and light built female I can not get this up by myself. I camp by myself as hubby is not into it. I can get the first pole into the grommet but all consecutive two poles I do not have the strength no matter how hard and muscle and bend and lean into the bending of the poles manage to get the tip into the grommet. Once all three poles are in the grommets as designed it's super easy to place and stake and add guide lines or not and the sun/wind breaker to one side or not. I will probably have to sell this and find something I can handle. I like it once it's up but I can't get it there. Also I camp in some areas where there isn't other nearby campers. Living in a county that's several times larger than all of Rhode Island and it's more than 75% Public owned forest/creeks/rivers/lakes will there are lots of undeveloped camp sites. This was to hold and pull the camp site together between 1-2 tents and a Changing Room Tent that holds porta potty and sink. The height is good too for taller people. Just sad I can't manage it.
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Reviewed by SME from Colorado on Tuesday, April 30, 2013I camp a lot on the river and the Tri- Awning is absolutely awesome. Packs to a nice size, it's light weight, and sets up fast and easy.
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Reviewed by Godfather of South Florida from South Florida on Wednesday, March 27, 2013Very nice for the price. The only suggestion I have for improvement is that it would have been nice to have 2 accessory "side curtains" included rather than just the 1, although I was able to contact the manufacturer and order an additional side curtain (for privacy as much as shading purposes). Sierra Trading Post is great!
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Reviewed by Vacation Shirt from Indiana on Wednesday, March 20, 2013Got this for a beach vacation at Lake Michigan and it did not disappoint. The only reason for not giving five stars is the stakes. If you are on sand, you will want some longer stakes, which I already owned. It creates a good-sized shady area underneath the awning and held up well in windy conditions with all the guy ropes out.
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Question “Is this large enough to cook under. Say as a substitute of one of the 4 leg quick up canopies that many people use car camping?”
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Answer This canopy will reach a max height of 15'. If you cook towards the edge it should be fine.
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Question “Is this waterproof? We want to use it keep us out of the rain as well as as shade?”
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Answer This is not waterproof. It would leak water through with a lot of rain.
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Question “does this have sand pockets?”
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Answer No this is a staked awning.
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Answer no sand pockets. I'm assuming you are refering to an anchoring system. you would have to buy them, or a snow/sand stake seperately.
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