LittleLife Compact And Highly-Portable Beach Shelter With Sand Pockets For Extra Stability

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If you are travelling on foot, have a full car or getting on public transport, it needs to be light to carry and compact. Dimensions: ‎170 x 170 x 110cm | Sizes: Compact, family | Weight: 1.14kg | Colour: Orange | Material: Polyester What we like

To find the beach tent that will meet your specific requirements, scroll through our extensive buying guide. It will help you decide what features are essential for a sun shelter, and, perhaps, even shift your priorities in favor of one or the other characteristic. Material Couples could get away with a two-person beach tent and then there are plenty of baby beach tent options too, which are perfect for keeping your little one in the shade, whilst there is still room for them to play. Easy To Assemble You have probably seen people chasing after their beach tents and umbrellas when it gets windy. We don’t want you to be them. The materials most often used for the manufacturing of beach tents are Polyester and Nylon. Both are known for their superb UV-protection qualities, which, as we know, is the secondary function of sun shelters after providing shade. Look for tents with a sturdy and durable construction, as they need to withstand outdoor conditions.

How To Choose The Best Beach Shelters

Most beach tents offer UV 50+ protection which is important if you are on the beach, especially in hot weather.

Just like with every item, one of the most important features to consider is its material. The choice of a poor quality beach tent can easily ruin your trip, so it’s best to pay close attention to the quality of the tool’s fabric. It's important to select a beach shelter option that can be anchored solidly. Unfavourable weather conditions can come up unexpectedly, and you don't want your tent to blow away! Here’s one more insight: this might be self-explanatory, but smaller beach tents tend to be more lightweight and less sturdy than the larger ones. Choose accordingly. Stability There are loads of beach tents on the market, which can make it feel impossible to choose the right option. Here are a few important decision-making factors to keep at the front of your mind. Price Unlike pop-up options, it does require some assembly, and poles can be fiddly - especially on a windy day with kids about. However, what you lose in convenience you make up for in quality and sturdiness.When researching a beach tent, keep an eye out for the storage space it offers. It helps to have a sun shelter that can store your stuff without creating a mess. The main selling point of canopy shelters is that they are larger and offer more headroom than smaller pop-up tents. They are excellent for things like family picnics or parties. Cabana-Style Shelters If you're taking children and the dog along on your day out, you'll want a family-sized beach tent and to be mindful of your shelter being large enough for a group. For romantic trips to the seaside, there are also two-person beach tents available that are compact for couples. Parents with little ones in tow will find baby beach tents that are just the right size for your tot to move around and play.

If, however, you want to meet and befriend others, open-plan beach tents are the way to go. Storage Capacity I love that it also has a UPF of 50+. It was one of the best things we bought when our kids were little! There are a few different types of beach shelters on the market. Here are four of the most common models you will see. Pop-Up Beach Tents

For me, the best beach shelters should provide adequate protection from the wind and rain, should provide a decent amount of shade, and should be easy to set up and take down. You should also look for something that's durable and easy to transport.