US Weight 20 Pound Canopy Weight Set of 4 with No-Pinch Design - Easy Installation and Removal to Secure Tents, Canopies, and Umbrellas at Outdoor Events

I don’t normally write reviews, but these 20 lb tent weights deserve a standing ovation—and maybe a Gatorade.Between soccer Saturdays, football Sundays, and track meets that somehow last all day, our canopy is our mobile HQ. Snacks, chairs, shade—if that tent flies away, so does my sanity. After losing a pop-up last spring to a surprise gust (RIP), I finally invested in these—and WOW. ✅ Wind-Tested in Texas: We’ve faced 25+ mph winds out on the fields, and not once have these weights budged. Other parents are chasing tents down the parking lot, and ours is holding like a stadium structure.✅ Solid and Smart Design: The handles make them easy to move but they’re heavy enough to feel like gym equipment. Bonus—they look like they mean business.✅ Works for Everything: We’ve used them for 10x10 canopies, smaller tailgate tents, and even on our beach trip (yes, they made the cut!).The best part? I can finally relax during meets instead of playing human tent anchor every time the wind kicks up.If you’re a sports parent, tailgater, or just tired of losing gear to the wind gods, add to cart immediately. Future You will thank you.

Works fine! A tad on the light side, but should be able to double up for crazy heavy winds.

These are great and functional. We bought them and use them on the flaps of our Clam.

Sturdy, easy to stack and a good weight--just don't carry a lot of them by hand, because they get heavy and awkward fast! Very easy way to keep your tent down.

hate it!!!!! May 2025I did not realize how big them wereNow July 2025 Believe it or not I have been using them constantly, they have really come in handy. As I clean my small apt, there is always some object that is sliding or moving. For example a small tall lamp will sway. one of theses weights is holding lamp down.

I used this to hold down my tent canopy 12×13 on patio stone. Each corner has 3 legs and I used 2 interlocking weights in each leg - 30 lbs per corner. The zippered mesh on canopy remained 1 inch above ground and I added black out curtains as a privacy wall on one side. It rained and wind blew but never fell down. Only one true storm and it did not lean or rattle. The tent shrunk and swelled but the frame was secure by the weights. If bigger tent I recommend heavier weights and you must use 2 on each leg no matter. Min weight is 20 per leg

These are great! They worked so well on our pop up tent. I even used them to keep my Christmas tree from falling over on my porch on windy days.

I needed something other than tent pegs for outdoor craft shows because I have had my tent blow over twice. I got a set of these on the advice of a friend and they worked like a charm.