E-Z UP10' Canopy Sidewall, Set of 4, Fits 10' x 10' Straight Leg Canopy, Quick Attachment Straps, Black

I'm a jewelry designer who sells at everything from craft shows to music festivals. Last festival I worked, we got hit with *multiple* storms over the weekend. Loads of wind and rain. Repeatedly wrecked my campsite. But my vendor's tent? Totally fine. I even stayed in it through one storm, and had zero issues. It was really easy to attach and detach from my ez-up canopy. I had to pack them up wet to drive home, and they dried quick as can be when I aired them out at home. They look good, they work good, the zippers all work and make sense, and, frankly, you can easily jerry-rig them however you want as part of your shop tent when it's open. If you're not sure if you need these, and you have the hundred bucks to spare, absolutely get them.

I bought them as a gift for my niece - she loves it.

I had been looking for zippered walls for a while, so I was excited when I received the package. Got to me fast and right before the art show. The set up was easy and the walls fit perfectly with my Zshade tent. The zippers feel strong and secure. The material is strong enough to resist wind and rain. It poured on us several times and it did protect us, but the wall are not impermeable, they sweat. What I mean is that the morning after, the walls were damped inside. Maybe because it rained at night, maybe because my tent was at the garden or maybe it dripped from the tent.On the other hand, they are worth the money. I knew they were not going to be waterproof. They look good, work fine and served the purpose.

Actually like this better than the original that came with the EZ Up. Seems sturdier.

I have used EZ Up canopies for 30 years and appreciate their strength and durability so when I needed new side walls, I came to Amazon to buy them. Unfortunately these side was do not have attached tie downs so that when I roll them up for the day at a show, they have to be bungeed up. My previous sidewalls had tie and loop attachments. Not sure what’s going on there, but I’m general they do the work needed to keep the canopy closed at night.

Not too thick, not too thin. But usable. It is durable enough to meet recreational use or basic farmers market needs. The fabric waves a lot in light wind, knocking off stuff on table along the walls though. No wind, no problem!

We tested the sidewalls at Burning Man this year. In full disclosure, it was a hard year with lots of sand storms. I would not recommend this product since the material is much thinner than the rood material and is fastened by simple ties and not velcro as I hoped. My EZ up has Velcro and clips and I was under the impression the wall would velcro and click into the clips of the tent.Summary:* Flimsy thin material* Attached with multiple ties not velcro and clips* Rattles in wind* Unprofessional look because of ties* Wall slightly too long, touch ground* Side velcros will rip in strong wind or if a customer steps on wall material on ground, see one above

With the right supports and weights his stood up to a day of wind and on and off rain!

Works great. Easy to set up.

Perfect for protection against the weather