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[QUOTE="TexanMark, post: 1101665, member: 35"]
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It isn't the biggest one 10'x10' Slant Leg yields 64 Sq Ft.  But it is really nice for getting 10-15 folks out of the rain.  A bargain at $49.99

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Looks like you can order online and pick up at the store.  Also if you spend $50 or more you get $10 back

I highly recommend getting some weight plates too.  A set of 4 can work with winds up to 15 mph.

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If you want to add sidewalls these should work.  Two of them would cover the whole canopy.  Just a fair warning...in high winds it won't work well.  Better for cold, less windy days.  We've had luck with sidewalls up to about 15-20 mph winds.

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Anyone have any comments/questions about canopies jump in.

Bottomline:  These canopies are low cost ones.  So you really need to have practice putting them up and down.  It helps to have 4 persons but 2 can set one up/takedown if they are skilled.  Do Not attempt to set up/take down with 4 drunk guys using beer muscles...[B]you will destroy it[/B].  There is a skill and a set way to do it.  Learn carefully while sober in your back yard with a buddy or two.  I found it best if one guy carefully explains each set to the other 3 at the tailgate.  Grab 3 smart friends, it helps if one of you is pretty tall to work the canopy velcro.
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