Canopy Tent Buying Guide

Find the right canopy tent for your next tailgate or event by learning more about the different size options, materials and customizations:

Canopy Tent Materials

Canopy Frames: Canopy tent frames are commonly made of steel or aluminum. Steel frames are ideal for harsh or windy conditions because they tend to be heavier and keep the frame weighted down. Aluminum frames tend to be lighter and easier to set up.

Canopies: Canopy materials can vary depending on the style and brand. One common material is water-resistant polyester, which is available in different thickness levels. The thicker the canopy material, the more durable and the more water the canopy can withstand. Another common canopy material is poleyster with vinyl coating. This type of vinyl canopy can be more expensive but may offer better protection from UV rays and weather.

Canopy Tent Sizes

10'x10' and 12'x12' are some of the most popular canopy tent sizes but larger and smaller tent sizes are also available. Keep in mind that the legs of your tent can affect how much protection it will offer. The measurement of a canopy tent measures the perimeter at the bottom of the legs, not the fabric on the top.

Straight leg canopies tend to provide more coverage than slant leg canopies. For example, a 10'x10' straight leg canopy may provide up to 100 sq. ft of shade, while a 10'x10' slant leg canopy may provide closer to 64 sq. ft of shade.

Pro Tip: Think about the height you'll need before purchasing a canopy. Cathedral ceilings and telescoping legs can provide a taller walk-in height.

Features to Look for in Canopy Tents

Some other popular canopy and pop up tent features to consider are:

Side walls that offer privacy and sun protection
A carrying case with handles or wheels for easy transportation
Quick lift spring technology for fast and easy setup
Custom graphics and designs to show off your team colors or logos

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