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Question: Does the roof vent actually help it to feel cooler under the canopy?
Document: It provides great shade without getting hot thanks to the roof vent. The 13' x 13' coverage provided plenty of room to cover the picnic table and all the seating. The provision for staking down the legs and the canopy is a big plus. This week it was exposed to some record breaking rain and has had no issues.
I have had this canopy for a couple of months now and it has held and performed very well. I have put this up by myself many times (easier with 2 people) but it only takes a few minutes. The vent at the top does keep the canopy cooler. It comes with a great carrying case with wheels I just wish it had a little more room to fit everything.
I've had this tent for 3 years and have come to LOVE it. I've had many compliments about how large an area of shade, the vent at the top of roof, and the ease at which to put it up. I've not had any problems with the canopy even in rain. Today, however, a cold front was approaching and heavy winds/rains were expected. I decided that in addition to pegging each leg into the ground, I would use the tie downs to give extra reinforcement against the wind.
The mini-cover, er, covers a vent hole in the center. The hole allows hot air out (and smoke if your barbecue is under cover), keeping the under-canopy area cooler. Fitting the main canopy over the metal structure that holds the mini-cover was somewhat puzzling, another reason for putting the covers on before you extend the four corners.the canopy is 13x13 but the corner poles are still at 10x10.
Because there are no rafter-like supports under the roof, the tent could not withstand the force of the wind: it buckled and broke. Even though I love this tent, I don't want to spend the time and money for replacement parts because I feel that it will probably happen again. No amount of staking/pegging it down would prevent our unfortunate outcome---I believe it is a structural problem.
Bought this tent when my SwissGear tent had a leg bend in some heavy wind. This tent has held up great in similar wind, the vent on the top helps dissipate the wind and keep the tent grounded. Bought leg weights to help keep the tent down and using the guidelines also. Great tent so far. Easy up and down also with pop locks.
we love the canopy, it served us well this summer, during the cookouts and get togethers... I recommend it  totally...  and it would not hurt to have help on set up and tear down.....
For this I gave it the rating you see because I feel Coleman should still have replacement tops available to us especially since my canopy is less than a year old! Any suggestions as to where else I could get one PLEASE write back! THANKS!
My friend's had pop up tents, and the last 'easy up' canopy I bought required 6 people & a roll of duct tape to use it. I love this one because it really is easy up, and the corners don't square off so that rain actually runs off where you expect it to, rather than on anyone anywhere near the edge.
This is a monster canopy! It's huge!I love that it has 3 height settings. I'm 6' feet tall and i can walk directly underneath it and not worry about hitting my head on the canopy.Its easy to set up alone, but can be quicker with help. I'm happy with this canopy and it's definitely worth the price I paid!
Answer: yes