It appears to be great for beach, but is it good enough for picnics in park/campsite as well. I don't see much padding to this blanket, hence I wonder
519590
I would only use for beaches. It's very thin. Keeps out sand. Drys quick. And easy to shake off sand. Also very light and compact.
519591
It's great for the sand. It has no padding, so if you lay it over sticks or pine straw, you'll feel it. It would not provide protection from Burrs.
519592
There is no padding on the parasheet (think parachute material). If your campsite has rocks/pinecones/small twigs, you will feel them. If the ground is wet, it will seep through. (However, it will dry quickly.)
519593
There's no padding. It's parachute material.... meant to keep your blanket or towel on top of it sand/dirt-free.
519594
the other point i would add about this product is that the eyelets rusted after a single beach week... other than that it's very easy to use!
519595
Perfect for the beach... Thin paper thin parachute fabric. Would not provide protection on a hard ground surface. Would be okay on a nice lawn.
519596
This blanket is not waterproof and is very thin. It would work on dry grass at a park but I wouldn't put it on anything I wouldn't sit on without the sheet.
519597
There is NO padding. We used it on dew covered grass and my pants got wet. It dried fast but my pants did not. So I say it will only be used on the beach or very dry grass. I love how small it bundles up to fit in my beach bag that is loaded with toys. The corner pockets are also very handy to load sand in and quickly secure my spot in the sand.
360857
It's a great shelter, depending on your location, your needs, and the weather. I'm in the northwest. In the evenings the shelter isn't great at the beach because you want to be able to look out to the water, but you are facing the sun. But it's great during the day, before the sun gets to far west. There is a cloth base on this shelter. So it's great for picnics when trying to keep out the sand or grass, but doesn't work for shading little ones while they dig in the sand. And when the wind really picks up the shelter isn't great. (Think Oregon on a windy day) It's perfect 85% of the time for our use at the beach and park. It's usually set up well above the tide line, and we also got a Wondershade Beach Umbrella so that all our shade needs are covered. And a Wonder wheeler to lug it all around... When we go to the beach we set up for hours and all our friends can join us in comfort!
2018993
I think so. I'd lay a blanket down first to protect the tent floor. It's definitely not made for outside use. It's thin nylon and wouldn't provide much protection from the elements. But for outside play during the day I think it would work.
236551
honestly, i use it for all types of weather conditions. it's super comfortable. considering how insulated your tent is, you may have to refrain from zipping the bag all the way up at times. beats having multiple tents for different occasions.
2189442
Yes, you can zip it up completely- like a normal tent. We haven't used it to camp a beach, but I don't see why you couldn't use it for that.
1871272
Depending on where you live, yes it is suitable for summer. If your evenings / nights get cooler, then it will be fine. I ordered this to be a spread like shown in the photo. However, it comes nowhere close to reaching the floor. It is strictly to be used as a blanket. I loved the look and weight of it, but unfortunately I had to send it back as it was much too small for my bed.
1360210
I find it better than the ground. I use a blanket for a littile more warmth lining and cushion. The only real drawback is the bar down the center. Its also large. But it makes my week of camping comfortable.
1956265
Love this chair on our deck, it would certainly work on a beach but due to it's size... I hope you have a "muscle beach type" to lug it back and forth to the car... it's oversize nature makes it a bit of a beast to carry around.
1830379
It's manageable. Just like any other blanket for summertime, outside of just using a sheet.
947141
Camping on the beach? Probably would work. This tent is very small. One adult could sleep diagonally. 2 small people fit but it is cozy. We camped at 10,000 ft and it kept my 2 girls warm and dry (yes, it rained). This is not a temporary beach shelter, is not very tall and is difficult for a 6' person to get into and out of due to its small opening. It is what it is, an inexpensive lightweight small tent.
437008
Don't know because we haven't used it in months, but I remember it more along the size of a sleeping tent, as opposed to a screen house. I don't think it is long enough for a picnic table & not high enough if the plan is to protect those sitting at the table. Maybe over a patio table. However, it could be used on top of the table to protect food from insects. It would be very big for that, though.
969133
So , the poncho liner is the name , but in the field we know that it is basically a very light compactable blanket , I can say that i have never and i have never seen anyone acutally use this with their poncho unless it was as a sleeping back , so i would say this is not really to be used as a " poncho liner " if you are wearing your poncho as wet weather gear . Its just a really good feild blanket or blanket in general. super lightweight and compacts really good .
1292410
It's actually easy to pack and not all that bulky. I don't know where you are from but here is S. California tents are prohibited at the beach. This is a good size tent. I used one for a family of 5
255365
It will work for beach camping. The qualifying is good and having windows is nice. But s far as setting up, it's may as easy or as hard as Any other canopy
1622115
I use it for outside. It's plastic, so weather won't affect it all that much, although it could crack from extreme heat or cold. Then again, any plastic will do the same thing. It seems well made, and holds a lot of weight, me.
589719
It is definitely designed for outdoor activities. I should serve you well at the beach, lake, park, campsite, ball fields, bbq's, pic-nic's, poolside, or anywhere you can set it up.
1013510
Yes, This would be good for outdoor chairs, but I might try to get 3" thick for benches or 2 person swings, but that's just a personal preference. I don't think it's water resistant though, so I would use a more water-resistant fabric/scotchgard or bring it in out of the rain.