bored lets talke sunshades and ez-ups.

[MeelisV]

My sunshade is from Reimo catalogue

http://www.reimo.com/en/900572-sonnenvo ... 0cmx300cm/

And i can install it 3 way or directions - both side and over the galley hatch

[Kharn]

I have two, one bargain-level and one "commercial"-level. The commercial has three tiers to the roof, so it vents a lot of heat and the fabric is much thicker, but it's heavy as hell and over twice the volume as the bargain one when they're in their packing cases. On one tent camping trip where we were completely soaked trying to assemble our tent (and the inside had ~1/2" of water in it before we got the rainfly on), someone told us the secret to always set up the EZ-Up first, and then assemble the tent under it.

[Rolly]

I prefer mesh shade material. Nice in sun and less problem in wind. Not so good in rain. Affordable EZups become kites and modern sculpture kits for me.

Rolly

[vaddisonme]

We bought a 12x12'pahaque Cottonwood, then purchased 4 attachable wind panels. Figuring on putting them on at night to provide some privacy for the luggaloo, and a place to cook in the wind and rain. I do have a portapotty temt and an EZ-up but the Pahaque is so much more steady in the wind. I plan to stake using all the extra stakes; who wants to crawl out of bed if the wind picks up at 3 a.m.??