Easy up vs Undervover

Hi all

I'm looking to buy a new canopy and was wondering if any of you have Undercover canopy?

was wondering which is better-Undercover or Easy Up??

Thank you for your help.

Matti

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  • I just Goggled them, they look just like the EZ-up’s.  I have an EZ-up Craft dome and I purchased the Sta-Bars and they have made a big difference.  I would highly recommend getting at least one set if not two (top and bottom) also make sure you weight the corners correctly.  Also any moving parts should have a good coating of silicone spray to help them move and not jam and bend. 

    I see it has a vented roof, this could be a plus or a minus in a high wind!
    Good luck

    • So I need to use silicon spray,thanks for your help.

      • Yes, on all moving parts. It stops them from jamming. My husband and I bounce my Ez up dome three times and it locks all four corners in place by itself

  • I have never heard of Undercover.  One thing I tell people that are buying canopies is to look for one that sells parts.  Canopies can easily get twisted and bent in a big wind.  Usually there's only a few bent parts and it's cheaper to replace that leg or strut than it is to buy a new canopy. 

    One other thing that many people on here will recommend is the Sta-Bars you can buy from Flourish.Com.  My Caravan has gone through about 30 shows now, and it's seen some pretty strong wind gusts.  I've been to shows where 10% of the tents got damaged, and I haven't had an issue.   I credit that mainly to the Sta-Bars.  The other thing that saves me is that I use heavy gridwall for panels.  They also help keep the canopy from swaying and bending, in addition to adding about 250 pounds of weight!! 

    • The undercover are made from aluminum,they looked stable and very easy to put up. 

      Thanks for your response and  the advise I will check the website.

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