Beach shade - Shibumi?

[Anonymous]

That seems like it would fly away.

[Anonymous]

neso tent google beach gear guy review

neso tent wins every time

the shibumi is too loud

but i agree the good old umbrellas are the best along with a sand anchor but can be a pain if it doesn't come in two parts. I had mine for 10 year but it got rusty so i tried the neso tent and have been happy

[Anonymous]

We love our Shibumi because it is lightweight, easy to put up and take down, and takes up minimal space in transport. Agree, however, that it does not function without a steady wind.

[Anonymous]

Speaking on behalf of a family of pasty people, the more shade the better. I’m not lugging around 3 old school umbrellas when 1 foldable shade can cover us all. Sadly my local beach only allows the old school umbrellas. Part of the reason we don’t go often.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Speaking on behalf of a family of pasty people, the more shade the better. I’m not lugging around 3 old school umbrellas when 1 foldable shade can cover us all. Sadly my local beach only allows the old school umbrellas. Part of the reason we don’t go often.

Which beach doesn’t allow them?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Speaking on behalf of a family of pasty people, the more shade the better. I’m not lugging around 3 old school umbrellas when 1 foldable shade can cover us all. Sadly my local beach only allows the old school umbrellas. Part of the reason we don’t go often.

Which beach doesn’t allow them?

Myrtle, Rehobeth and Bethany per their website

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Speaking on behalf of a family of pasty people, the more shade the better. I’m not lugging around 3 old school umbrellas when 1 foldable shade can cover us all. Sadly my local beach only allows the old school umbrellas. Part of the reason we don’t go often.

Which beach doesn’t allow them?

Myrtle, Rehobeth and Bethany per their website

You googled?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Speaking on behalf of a family of pasty people, the more shade the better. I’m not lugging around 3 old school umbrellas when 1 foldable shade can cover us all. Sadly my local beach only allows the old school umbrellas. Part of the reason we don’t go often.

Which beach doesn’t allow them?

Myrtle, Rehobeth and Bethany per their website

You googled?

No I’m op and saw it on their website in FAQs when I was looking at them earlier.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:The shibumi is worth the money. Super easy to put up/down and provides good coverage.

+1 and I am not someone who would spend money on this.

[Anonymous]

Look at Cool Cabanas. I can set it up solo and uses sand for weight. Never has blown away. Cute stripe patterns too!

[Anonymous]

Go for the Shibumi Mini, a great compromise

https://shibumishade.com/products/shibumi-shade-mini?gclid=CjwKCAjwv-GUBhAzEiwASUMm4qGoNzP9hTy3zumQbMbyy2OBNe9U69bw25TUgvG_m4SO-GsKT2Yn6xoCR0sQAvD_BwE

[Anonymous]

We have a Neso -- it does sometimes come down in a heavy wind. The primary attraction for me is packability -- I can pack it in my suitcase, which I can't do with a beach umbrella!