Premiere UPF 50+ Umbrella Shelter with Patented Side Panels and Tilt Mechanism, Heavy-Duty 1.25 Inch Center Pole, Auger Anchor for Sand and Grass

I don’t know if any other field service techs know about this umbrella, but I’ve bought 3, over a 15 year period. The only detriment to having one is the Power of the Sun and wind, against the size of the umbrella! I should probably store mine inside a tube mounted somewhere on my service truck. The UV and rain and ice, tend to ware the cover material out and it shreds or rips easily. I tie the opened umbrella to the back of my truck while working in direct sunlight, especially in the Texas summers. Other times I tie it to the equipment I’m servicing. EZ setup and “break down” with HD zipties & bungee cords. I like the vents to allow a little light and heat ventilation.

Good quality. I had this umbrella opened on my balcony and exposed to the sun, rain, wind and humidity for over a year. Just recently it finally ripped , but it definitely lasted much longer than I expected.

I bought this umbrella back in August 2020, and it’s still going strong in July 2025. Just wrapped another beach weekend with it—flawless, as usual. We bring it every single time. It’s been everywhere, used hundreds of times, and it’s held up like a champ. I added one of those umbrella hooks from Amazon that slides on the pole—great for hanging towels and gear. Setup? Stupid simple. Pull it out, twist the base into the sand, pop the top on. Just pay attention to the wind unless you want to reenact Mary Poppins across the shoreline. I switch between upright mode and what I call “tent mode” for windy days. Just tilt it, fill the sand pockets, and boom—rock solid. It shrugs off gusts like it’s no big deal. Yeah, the zipper windows corroded shut years ago—but I never used them anyway. A few threads around the support arms are loosening, but after six years of beach weekends, that’s a badge of honor. Still works perfectly.

Great invention, works very well. The only downside is the metal center Rod tends to wear out and gets play in it. Can make it very difficult to open on a windy day. But overall I'd say it's a good product.

My kids played softball baseball track and football. Are the exception of a winter day, this works absolutely great to keep me from being sunburned, and it carries really easy with my chair slung over my arm.

very wide and easy to install

Only thing it needs is better stakes. For the size it is easy to carry, easy to set up as one person unless it's extremely windy. Durable and well designed.

I had an older sportbrella for over 10 years and I loved it! We used them all the times under some harsh conditions with no issues.The only reason I needed new ones was because my old ones started to get holes in the fabric. Ill start with positives. Great size and easy to put up. Newer is not better. I decided to go back for another 2 sportbrellas and the new design and the quality has completely disappointed me. Let me say where we are at the beach we cannot lay these on the ground and must be used as umbrella. 1. There is no top vent on the umbrella. When the wind hits it is a solid hit to the top and with no top vent the space under the umbrella gets hot. 2. Yes there are the windows but if you click the sides to the top connection you completely cover the windows. 3. If you roll up the sides there is no longer the velcro strap to keep them in place. With no velcro strap you use the tie down but that is only on one side and the sides constantly fall down. 4. Quality is lacking. We had the ropes attached during a slightly windy day and the inner poles still bent! Come on sportsbrella . My older 2 had much more wind with no issues. 5. The screw in bottom broke the first day. I used to sing the praises of sportsbrella but the upgrades are degrades. Hopefully they will go back to the quality and designs that work for beach use Needed.. stronger poles. Put the velcro straps back to hold the sides up. Vent the top of the umbrella Stronger umbrella prongs to keep the umbrella from bending