JJBIRISH
Butler, PA, USA
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this is what I use at my seasonal site... I have had it for ten years now and love it... the one I have is 14' 9"...
Love my mass produced, entry level, built by Lazy American Workers, Hornet
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Merrykalia
SW Virginia
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We bought our EZ up about 8 years ago at Sam's - it was the first one I had ever seen. We loved it, used it lots. Had to purchase a new top for it and when we sold our hybrid, we sent the EZ up with it. We may get something new to go with our new TT, but haven't yet.
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2redheads
Loganville,GA
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Just don't leave them up if you know a wind is coming. We loved ours so much we just left it up behind the house over the patio. Came home after a long weekend and founf it bent in all sorts of ways. THought about trying to fix the frame, but it didn't make it. I did keep the fabric though. We'll be getting another real soon.
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Wilburg
Massachusetts
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would weight bags work?
2007 2500HD CHEVY 4X4 LT2- 6.6 D/A Intergrated trailer brakes 
Dual Cam Reese
2001 21' Sweetwater pontoon boat
2007 Keystone Passport 280BH
2008 Polaris X2 500EFI ATV
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Okie in Wyoming
Wyoming
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I have the 9X12 Popup from Camping World. It is similar to a dome tent but screened sides. If need be, I clip a sheet on the sunny side (inside the screen) to block out the direct sun and since the sheet is light weight, it flaps in the breeze therefore not blocking the air. This works for us very well.
I have looked at the EZ-up and wondered are they are as easy to assemble as it appears they would be? Does it take 1-2 (or more) people to set it up?
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"I go where I am towed to"
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2 Wonderful Dogs
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2007 Dodge 2500 Quad Cab(Diesel)
2005 Komfort 232TS
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ImRebel
Southern California
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skipnchar wrote:WE like ours but just remember with any WIND at all they make a nice helicopter too 
Been there done that
Kent & Kim
Southern California
2008 Springdale 267BHLGL
2003 Ford F250 CC LB 4x2 V10
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Wilburg
Massachusetts
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Okie in Wyoming wrote:I have the 9X12 Popup from Camping World. It is similar to a dome tent but screened sides. If need be, I clip a sheet on the sunny side (inside the screen) to block out the direct sun and since the sheet is light weight, it flaps in the breeze therefore not blocking the air. This works for us very well.
I have looked at the EZ-up and wondered are they are as easy to assemble as it appears they would be? Does it take 1-2 (or more) people to set it up?
I think you can do it with 1 person, but it is really easy with two.
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campinginthewoods
Rantoul,IL
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Hi we have the ez up also and just love it we got ours at Dick's Sporting goods and also bought the screen sides and use it all the time, also they sell wind block sides( half soild) and also a full wrap around all soild and we have seen those also around $30.00. We also have the weights for the legs and they work good except in high winds but by then it's put away. We bought ours for $89.00
Good Luck & Happy Travels
"It Bears all Things,Believs all Things, Hopes all Things,Endures all things......Love never Fails...."
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luv2travelnow
midwest
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i bought the first up at walmart with the screen walls and solid walls have 2 of them take them every where
Dan
2006 GMC Long Bed
2001 Jayco 23B HTT
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rwmmdj
Georgia
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Okie in Wyoming. My sis in law and I(two ladies) set mine up in about 10-15 mins. And I don't keep the top on when stored. We keep the top separately. As said before you probably COULD do it with just one, but its definately easier for two to pull it out.
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