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Comocean Humpback Beach Shelter (Yellow) $28 @Anaconda Clearance

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Comocean Humpback Beach Shelter (Yellow) $28 @Anaconda Clearance
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LDarth QLD on 05/10/2016 - 22:47 anacondastores.com (2213 clicks)
Last edited 06/10/2016 - 09:36

Bought one of these today. Cheapest I've seen. Good for coming summer. About 20 left at Ashmore store.

Description:
With an easy one step set-up the Finback sunshade is a breeze to construct. It's large windows and zip up cover allow air flow through the tent and ensures a comfortable spot to relax at the beach that provides shelter from the heat and sun.

Features:
Large windows on side and rear with zip up cover to allow for plenty of air flow
Sand pegs and sand pockets to allow for safe anchoring at the beach
One step set up
Material Polyester, Fibre Glass
Dimensions 220 cm X 125 cm
Warranty 1 year applies to manufacturer defects
Primary Activity(s) Beach

Sports & Outdoors Comocean Sun Shelter

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  • troyww on 06/10/2016 - 00:59

    Bought a very similar one a couple of years ago from Anaconda and it's been used about a dozen times and still going strong . Easy to pop up and down .

  • pizzaguy on 06/10/2016 - 09:54

    What's "one step setup"? Can't find details in the web. How does it work and how bulky is it when in a bag?

    • John Kimble on 06/10/2016 - 10:45
      +3

      These tents are awesome. Was at the beach on Sunday and saw a family taking ages to put up a normal camping tent on the beach…was fun to watch..haha

      Collapsed Size
      I have the Tri Shade model, so it might not be exactly the same dimensions, but it collapses to about 50cm long and 15cm wide. Comes with a carry bag. Comparable to a small version those cheap foldable camping chairs you can buy from bunnings/kmart etc

      One step setup
      Instead of having to construct all the poles one by one, insert them into the tent, etc, they are already in place in the tent, but all linked by these fabric (nylon?) cords. You pull on the one "master" cord (near the round black thing at the top about the size of a tennis ball) until it clicks into place and it opens up sort of like an upside down umbrella (dunno if that is the best way to describe it). When it works it is quite good, the advice I would provide is if you are not paying attention, the fabric can get caught on the joints of the poles and tear the stitching. But once you learn to check the joints first, it does only take a few moments to put up and collapse (Again, this is for the Tri Shade model, but they are all fairly similar, just different sizes/shapes). Taking down is just the reverse, unclick and fold up. Removing any sand pegs/sand weight beforehand obviously.

      • pizzaguy on 06/10/2016 - 10:49

        Awesome, thank you!

        • John Kimble on 07/10/2016 - 00:21

          My memory is terrible; just looking at the tent now, and collapsed length is about twice what I thought initially. My bad.

  • totsydeal on 06/10/2016 - 09:55

    Delivery $14.99 kills the deal

    • TightAssDrake on 06/10/2016 - 10:41

      Pick up then

      • totsydeal on 06/10/2016 - 10:55

        Not available on Melbourne stores.

  • John Kimble on 06/10/2016 - 10:44
    +1

    Sorry, was meant to be a reply to pizzaguy

    These tents are awesome. Was at the beach on Sunday and saw a family taking ages to put up a normal camping tent on the beach…was fun to watch..haha

    Collapsed Size
    I have the Tri Shade model, so it might not be exactly the same dimensions, but it collapses to about 50cm long and 15cm wide. Comes with a carry bag. Comparable to a small version those cheap foldable camping chairs you can buy from bunnings/kmart etc

    One step setup
    Instead of having to construct all the poles one by one, insert them into the tent, etc, they are already in place in the tent, but all linked by these fabric (nylon?) cords. You pull on the one "master" cord (near the round black thing at the top about the size of a tennis ball) until it clicks into place and it opens up sort of like an upside down umbrella (dunno if that is the best way to describe it). When it works it is quite good, the advice I would provide is if you are not paying attention, the fabric can get caught on the joints of the poles and tear the stitching. But once you learn to check the joints first, it does only take a few moments to put up and collapse (Again, this is for the Tri Shade model, but they are all fairly similar, just different sizes/shapes). Taking down is just the reverse, unclick and fold up. Removing any sand pegs/sand weight beforehand obviously.

    • pizzaguy on 06/10/2016 - 10:50

      Still awesome and useful. Ta!

  • Darth QLD on 06/10/2016 - 16:17

    I've had a chance to set it up. Very easy setup (just pull the cord). No snagging issues. Well made. I chose this one over others I had seen, because of the 3 zippered mesh windows and the price. ;-)

  • C0mbat on 06/10/2016 - 18:33
    +1

    How do you order for store pick up?

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