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Outbound Robson Hard Anodized Aluminum 1 Person Cookset (Grey, small)

Outbound Robson Hard Anodized Aluminum 1 Person Cookset (Grey, small) Feature

• Perfect for 1-2 people
• Built in handles
• Pots: 1 with lid
• .4 liter bowl (13.5 oz)

Outbound Robson Hard Anodized Aluminum 1 Person Cookset (Grey, small) Overview

For the minimalist, the Robson hard anodized aluminum cookset is ideal. Compact, lightweight, and durable, this cookset is perfect for the weight and space constrained backpacker who wants to enjoy a hot meal.

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Kelty Sunshade (Navy/Grey, Medium)

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The Kelty Sunshade, with its freestanding, floorless design, is a blast to have during sporting events, festivals and backyard outtings. Keep the sun at bay all day long by adjusting the height and width of this portable shade which also provides a comfortable outdoor dining or lounging area.
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Technical Details

- Seasons: 3; Poles: 2; Pole Type: 12.7mm fiberglass poles; Fly Material: 75D 190T 450mm PU poyester taffeta
- Freestanding
- Pole-sleeve construction
- Guyout points
- Adjustable width and height
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 "not great, but ok for now" 2009-10-19
By SQ in California
I'm buying my third only because I've not found what I really want. I used it camping for awhile...not worth it. Now I use it to cover my back patio table and chairs in California. I am a 50+ yo female in good shape. I can set up shade on my own, but it is a huge pain. Very, very difficult. Do not bother using in wind...lays on its side. Doesn't keep rain out so worthless when weather changes occur on a trip. Does shade a small area when no wind. Fragile fabric...my second even tore while setting up, but the shock cords are strong. Using it 24/7 lasts about 1 1/2 years with shreds and holes appearing until there is nothing left. I secure it with concrete blocks and heavy furniture and they are pulled by the wind force in the shade. When camping, I tried to use boulders and finally just took it down in heavy winds. When a rain storm came up on another trip, I sat under it for awhile and got soaked. Finally took down in the mud. Not possible to get back into stuff sack 99% of time. I recommend two people to set up and use only on sunny days with no wind. Don't take camping unless you know there is no wind or bad weather. I think it is way over-priced for its durability and functionality. Hopefully, I'll find a better brand then no more Kelty.

 "Kelty Large Sunshade Not for the Beach" 2009-07-20
By Sidney A. Smith
I purchased the Kelty Large Sunshade for our vacation to use on the beach. Although it did provide adequate shade, it was very hard to put up. It required at least two people to get the poles in the sleeves. Once the poles were in the sleeves it required one person to hold one end of the first pole while the other tried to arch the pole and get the end into the grommet. The worst thing about it was that if the wind was blowing directly into a pole, the poles would bend downward on top of you. I tried to put more arch in the pole to prevent this reverse arch, but it did not really help. Trying to take it down in the wind was also very hard. This product appeared to be for the beach but it does not do well in the wind. Also it is vey hard to see out of unless you are sitting very low to the ground. The stuff sack was rather small and difficult to get everything back in and it did not have a strap for carrying. I would not really recommend for the beach. It did however hold up without ripping or tearing.


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Kelty Sunshade L Shelter (Navy/Grey)

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The Kelty Sunshade Large portable sun and rain shelter is ideal for offering shade at the beach or providing extra rain-protected storage space at your campsite. Integrated toggle and loop attachment points allow for the use of Kelty Sunshade Large Accessory Walls (sold separately) for increased privacy and protection from sun and rain. Both the height and width of the freestanding, triangular-shaped Sunshade Large are adjustable. Height adjusts from 7' 6" to 9' 2", while the width adjusts from 10' 0" to 12' 3". Simply slide the poles through the sleeves in the tarp body and place the shelter into the position you prefer. Adjust the height and width to provide the amount of protection you need. The Sunshade Large has multiple sewn-in attachment points to tie off guy lines for stability in breezy conditions.
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Technical Details

- Easily portable freestanding, floorless shelter for the whole family
- Great for outdoor dining, gives great coverage at the beach
- Easy-setup shock-corded fiberglass adjustable poles
- Complete with stakes, guyout cord, pole bag and stuff sack
- Available in two sizes to accommodate any size family
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 "Large Kelty Sunshade" 2009-07-06
By Matthew D. Freedman (Pennsylvania, USA)
We needed this for vacation with our three boys. My brother in Law bought one of the standard four legged 10 x 10 sunshades, with four, telescoping metal legs. We got to compare the two, side by side on the beach.

The Kelty is cool looking, VERY lightweight to carry and store. Main issuss I had with it...if it's windy, even with all the tie downs, it's a struggle on sand. The wind can pull the pins out of the sand. Rocks would be helpful. The three sides where the poles are...block quite a bit of the view.



On the other hand, my brother in law's standard canopy,...much heavier BUT, no view blocked, and fared much better in the wind..and more room for laying down under the canopy. The Kelty claims a large footprint, but with the tripod legs coming down with the fabric on them...less area to lay under.



If I were to do it over, and am going to the beach (driving)...I'd consider the metal, four legged canopy. If traveling far from your vehicle, the Kelty is much lighter.

 "Kelty Sunshade" 2009-06-16
By D. R. Stack (Fishers, IN United States)
We bought the Kelty Sunshade (L) for use at the beach this year. In previous years, we had used first one then two umbrellas, as the family grew, to give us enough shade. With the new airline checked bag prices, I decided we needed something we could stuff in a suitcase.

The first 2x we set up the shade, it took 2 people about 15 min. Each setup after that got faster and easier. For easiest assembly, I recommend putting all of the tent poles through the sleeves first, before attaching any to the grommet. Attach the 1st pole to the grommet, then have someone hold it upright while attaching the other 2. When taking down, be sure to push the poles out of the sleeves, as pulling will cause them to come apart.

It's great to use for giving our young kids shade in their wading pool, and easy enough to set up that it's not a hassle even if using it for only an hour.

For use at the beach, this gives a much larger shade footprint than a beach umbrella. We've had 4 adults and 2 kids under the shade at the beach with no crowding. I use Sierra Sand Stakes to anchor against the wind, and have had no problems with 10-15mph sustained winds from the gulf.

Packing was easy, as the whole thing weighs only 10 lbs, and fits in a large suitcase.



Update: After a few days of setting this up on the beach as suggested above, I was faced with needing to do it alone. I found that if you push all of the poles through the sleeves, then flip the sunshade "upside down", all 3 poles can then be attached to the grommet holes, giving you a completely assembled (upside down) sunshade...just turn it over and stake it down.

 "Good product, great company" 2008-09-09
By S. Bradford (Arlington, VA USA)
I've now owned this shelter for 2 years. I primarily use it at the beach. For some, it might be a bit difficult to set up. The poles are a bit tedious to assemble, but I can set up the shade in about 10-15 minutes. Take down is more difficult since the pole sections tend to come apart as they are pulled from the shelter sleeves.



The included stakes are not adequate for holding in sand on a windy beach. I bought 6 dog screws from Lowes to hold it down. 5 gallon buckets filled with sand would also work well. I also bought 1 wall section that I move with the sun for added shade. The only con of the shelter is the limited headroom. I'm 6 feet tall and can stand up in the center, but then you have the roof in your face and cannot see out. There is a cave-like feel inside, but its fine once you are seated.



The real reason I decided to write this review is to praise Kelty. My shelter was ripped when a beach umbrella was blown into it. I contacted Kelty to buy new fabric, but they said send it in and maybe we can sew it for a small fee. Less than a week later, a new sunshade arrived at my door at no charge! I know if I ever need a new tent, it will be a Kelty.

 "First Rate" 2008-04-07
By R. Brown (EBF, Alabama)
I recently saw a couple of these shelters on a camping trip and knew I had to have one. After reading some reviews on the square footprint versions and heard they were difficult to set up,I opted for this because I typically have to accomplish this chore alone. I had this shelter up within five minutes all by myself and I'm a small person. The poles are some of the thickest and most heavy duty bungee type fiber-glass poles I've ever seen and it really pays off once the shelter is standing. It feels super sturdy. The poles account for most of the 10 pounds of total weight, but it's not to heavy to carry a good distance. One feature that I thought showed great fore-thought was that there were two sets of eyelets in the bottom strap that the pole feet hook into. This would assure a snug fit over the years as the fabric stetches, otherwise you'd wish you had some way to take up the slack. I haven't used the shelter in a high wind situation yet, but judging by the sturdiness afforded by the triangular shape... I'm sure it would do great as long as you staked it down with the six provided stakes (2 opposing stakes per foot). Plenty of room in the stuff sack elminated what's always my biggest fear, getting it all back in the bag. No problems there. I'd definitely recommend this one to anyone.


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