E-Z UP ES100S Instant Commercial Pop Up Canopy Tent, 10' x 10' with 3 Sidewalls, 1 Mid-Zip Sidewall and Wide-Trax Roller Bag, White

This is my second Easy Up tent. The first one lasted me 10 years.I bought this one in June, and had an unfurtunate accident when a neighboring vendor at a show decided she did not need to anchor her tent down on a windy day. I had anchored my new tent down and it did well in the wind. A sudden gush came up and slammed her tent into mine, and broke four trusses on my new tent.I contacted Easy-up and they replaced all the parts with no trouble as it was under warranty. Even if it had not been under warranty, the replacement parts were seasonably priced. They company was very helpful.I love how this canopy is easy to set up, and easy to pack up. I can do it all on my own, and the bag this one has is compact and had great wheels that allow me to take it over grass and gravel with ease.Note to the wise: I would reccommend buyers order directly from Easy-Up however on their website, as I learned I could have saved money by doing so. Also you will be in their system immediately should you need to order a replacement part under warranty. I had to wait 48 hours to get in their system to file my warranty claim, and when you are doing shows every weekend, combined with having to wait for shipping or replacement parts, this can be precious time lost.

Great quality n super light n easy to use. Thank u for the speedy shipment. Great customer service 👏 👌 👍

I have had a few tents in the past as I do art shows. This tent came with the sides and a nice little awning that is a heavy weight frame and the leg panels for securing it to the ground, and storage bag. The canvas top is a nice thick canvas, unlike the EZ Ups I have bought at Cosco in the past. This may be a little higher priced than what you would pay at Cosco or Sam's but the extras you get with it are well worth it and about the same price if you buy the sides separate like I've had to do in the past. To store the tent with the canopy attached, I had trouble putting the bag over the brand new canopy (that's because the material is very thick!). If the bag had a side zip it would have been a little more convenient to put the tent in the bag. The zipper is located at the base of the bag. The wheels make the bag easy to carry, as I said, this tent is not flimsy, its very sturdy and heavy.I also needed this tent in a flash! The company I bought mine from was Hutshops. They shipped it to me in two days (yes, I paid for fast delivery) and the box arrived in great condition. I was thrilled as my show was on Saturday, and I got the tent on Thursday ordering on a Monday.I've read some of the other reviews and can honestly tell you - I've had Kanopy Kings, and other EZ Ups but this one is very well built - and a very heavy frame (much heavier than the other EZ Ups I've bought from Cosco), has great sides but I haven't used the awning yet. The sides have velcro at the top which is something I've never had on my sides before. It made closing the tent that much easier. The side panel material isn't very thick, and the stitching on one of the zippers started to come undone but that was because I had the legs too far out when I zipped the sides closed - it was stretched too tightly. Once I moved the legs in a bit it went easier, even with the weight bags that I put around the legs.I am thrilled with this product, and do not understand why other people have had such problems. The tent I got was top quality.

This is a well-built TEMPORARY structure. It is not meant to be deployed continuously in your back yard. None of these instant-style canopies are, no matter who makes them. This is the second EZ-UP of this style that I've owned, and its maiden voyage was at a 3-day outdoor event in central Oklahoma in April - we had sustained 45 mph winds with gusts to 65 mph! These weren't storm winds - they lasted almost all of a day.We had to guy it and stake it internally - this is where you run lines of cord (mason's twine, or something a little thicker) around the corner joints, string them down to the two adjacent corners, and secure with more stakes in the vicinity of your footing stakes. It's like you're making an 'x' shape with two lines+stakes on 3 walls of the structure, assuming you're leaving the fourth open for entry/exit.Even with the extra guy out lines, the ezup shook constantly in the ridiculous winds, and my friend and I were intermittently holding on to the corners or ceiling framing. With all that shaking and wear and tear, nothing broke or ripped. A few others at the event lost their fabric canopies or had frame failures.While a new canopy will shed rain for quite awhile, eventually the fabric stretches and water will start to accumulate in the corners. To avoid this, get some pool noodles and wedge each end in the tops of the frame on either side of each corner, with the body of the noodle arching up to push the roof fabric out.I bought this style of EZ-UP back in '01, and used it for 10 years at outdoor events where it was out overnight in weather, until the canopy lost its waterproofing and one of the legs bent. Frame is still usable for indoor events to hang signage and such. Regarding the new one, I'm impressed at all the improvements the company has made over the years - it's so much easier to lock/unlock the legs and corners now.

The tent is sturdy and works great for farmers markets. I purchased the weight bags too and my tent was one of the few that stayed up in a thunderstorm. Other tents and tables went flying. It is possible to set up with one person if you lift from the middle - though 2 people is much easier. The extending legs started squeaking after 2 months of use but WD-40 fixed that. The only downside to me about the tent is the weight - I can just barely load/unload it into my car by myself (45 yo woman). The roller bag is a disappointment - it got an 8 inch rip after 2 months of use (3x/week). It is also hard to get the tent in the bag - it's a very tight fit. A rolling bag is vital for such a heavy tent but the seams should be sturdier.