Rightline Gear Truck Tailgating Canopy, 110780

Needs at least 2 people to setup, and having to fill the bags with sand (dirt in my case) is a drag, but is works as advertised and held up to 40 mph winds. I used with my Rightline truck tent (not really what it is intended for) but it worked for me.

First off, the awning itself is a lightweight material. The sleeves for the fibreglass poles are quite snug with much less play than a sleeve on a nylon tent. My biggest issue I had with this was there are no guy ropes from the outermost corners down to the groumd to prevent it from blowing all over the place in the wind. Luckily I had some extra light rope with me out in the mountains to add to the corners. Lastly, the only instruction sheet that came with it (stitched into the bag) was in french. As you can see in my picture compared to the listing photos, I had one of the sets of straps wrong. But once it was up, it held in place over night with a gentle wind.

The canopy is not sturdy for the price. It is very unstable and the front legs move very easily because they are kept in place by the sand bags. The front legs are not stable at all. Took me forever to set up. Would not recommend this product only because of how unstable it is and there was no breeze can you imagine if there has been a breeze. Great idea but not quality made

Received an opened product. Missing English instructions.

Not heavy duty, but good enough for shade and light rain protection.