Gazelle Tents™, 3-Pack Gazebo Wind Panels, Portable Gazebo Wind Panels, Privacy Panels, Waterproof, Desert Sand, GA104, tan

So far I have used the canopy a few times during the summer and it has been easy to set up & take down by myself (after the initial set up trying to figure out which way it unfolds / folds up). It easily packs back into the carry bag. It's a bit heavy, but not overwhelming. I camp a lot and needed something for additional space to hangout if it rains or snows.This one has some stitching needle holes along the seams and I discovered them during the first set up. I'm not sure if that will allow any rain water to seep through or not because it hasn't rained yet while camping. I'll probably try some tent sealant for an easy repair. Not a huge issue or concern to need it returned or replaced, and can easily be fixed on my part.I found it easy to set up, just learn how to unfold, pop out the sides and then the top and sets up in minutes. It gets hot inside in the summer sun, but all tents / canopies do. I haven't had it long enough use in the cooler months, but definitely will be soon.The 3 side panel pack was convenient and gives the canopy privacy. I'll definitely buy another 3-pack to give it full enclosure. The panels Velcro on and stay put.Oddly, the granddaddy longleg spiders loved this canopy inside & out. They were all over it. I guess it's easy to climb LoL. Just flip them off while packing up so they don't hitchhike a ride home.Make camping fun!

This was a fantastic addition to the gazelle screen tent we have owned for almost 5 years..the panels hook up and secured down very easy and keep wind and rain out the gazelle company. Has done it right ! Wish we had gotten the panels sooner

We saw one of these at the lake last year. It was a rainy windy weekend. We had a traditional pop up the wind had it's way with. The traditional white sides made it even worse. We had enough tie downs on it to hold a battleship and still couldn't keep it anchored. We noticed the other folks with the GAZELLE had 0 problems and were enjoying the day. I decided right then and there, that's what we needed. We have only set it up a couple times. It did go up quite easy. We look forward to using it this year at the lake. FYI, our came with 3 rain sides. We decided to order the others here on AMAZON.

I just purchased a new Gazelle and decided to purchase new covers, also. While I had old ones from my old Gazelle, they did not fit correctly on the new one. These fit perfectly, look great& did the job. On top of that, they were at a greatly discounted price so, I got 2 sets. Extremely satisfied with this product.

We have used our Gazelle Pop-Up Screen Tent, GA 104 (6-sided) multiple times for 3-night camping trips. Initially, the tent was inside-out, so that posed some challenges insofar as figuring out how to get it right-side-out and pop it up. We managed. It is easy to erect, and while it is possible to pop it up alone, the more people there are, the easier it is. The difficulty for us is that we are short people, so to get the top of the screen tent to pop into place, we have to jump up and strike the ceiling with enough force to pop it. The zipper works well, although having a pole (like the door poles) across the top of the zippered panel would provide more stability and easier zipping. Rain: We purchased 4 rain panels which are extremely neat and easy to install. The problem is that there is no flap above the rain panels to keep the rain from falling between the panels and the screen tent sides; the rain simply falls between the screen and rain panels...into the tent, defeating the purpose of the rain/wind panels. This easily could have been a non-issue during the manufacturing stage by sewing a flap on the edges where the ceiling meets each wall so that the water runs over the outside of the rain/wind panels versus the inside. A second door would be nice, as well, as would a horizontal stabilizer pole above the door. The critter flaps work well and serve the dual purpose of holding the door side down while trying to open the zipper with one hand. Perhaps an improvement could be a flap on the inside AND outside on the door side of the screen tent. Overall, we are pleased with the screen tent but wish the improvements mentioned were available and built into the tent. Compared to the previous screen tent we had (purchased used), this one's a breeze to erect and CAN be put up with one person; two or more make it easier, though.

Best Gazebo I ever bought. Well worth the price. High quality and will last a very long time. I recommend getting their flooring for the gazebo and the wind panels. Both bit pricey but well worth the money. I have 3 wind panels comes in package. Need 6 panels to cover the whole gazebo. Keeps out sun and rain. The foot pad for the gazebo is awesome. If your a camper or want an outdoor gazebo this is the one to buy. Thinking about buying one of their tents. The quality is outstanding and pops up in a matter of minutes. To get the roof to pop up, need to stake the gazebo makes it much easier.

These are a necessity if you purchase a Gazelle gazebo. They do a very good job at blocking rain and wind. Hopefully the velcro lasts since thats all it has to keep the covers sticking to the tent.

Wind panels are super easy to install. My only thought..complaint is the panels come in a 3 pack for a 5 sided gazebo. I will repost after it gets a rain day.