Gazebos

I’m using this gazebo as a light weight substitute for a caravan awning, for my 70s poptop, and just had a trial weekend away. Super impressed by how smart the design is. I’ve used an inflatable tent before, but it’s the touches like the webbing guy rope system and the removable side kit that I found really impressive. We had super high winds and it fared incredibly well, I wouldn’t have trusted a metal frame gazebo, but this just flexed and resettled. The vaulted roof is genius and with the clip in ground sheet it really felt more like a tent than a gazebo. Kudos to the designers, worth every cent.

So sturdy and a strong person could possibly put it up up by themselves or quite easy with 2 people

Purchased this to accompany our Zempire Aerospeed 4, and provide an extendable living space, that can be added (or not!) depending on our weekend or longer adventures as a couple. With the link it’s a great piece of kit that I anticipate we’ll be using all summer even just in the backyard or on a day trip somewhere, let alone as an extension to the tent :) it packs up small for what it is, making it also flexible to our car tetris shenanigans!

Purchased this a year ago, for craft markets, perfect for my daughter and I. No pooling or dribbling between two gazebos. No problems with it.

We camp where there's always a chance of gale force winds and torrential rains. We've lost four gazebos to the wind, twisted and creased frames, torn covers, etc. So, I risked paying a bit more for this gazebo, hoping that it might survive at least one season in the Coromandel. Well, the winds came and the rains poured, and all it did was blow to one side and wait for me to come out of the tent, go "boop, boop" to push the side back into position and pop the top up and she was right as rain again. I could have cried. It was so impressive that my camping mates, decided they might get one and give it a go. Money well spent!