Quik Shade Set of 4 Heavy Duty Weight Plates for Securing Instant and Pop-Up Canopies and Tents,Black

These weights and the way they’re designed to hold down the poles, work amazingly in the wind. We ended up buying two sets to hold down our canopy, since we have pretty strong winds where we live. Definitely recommend and they’re worth the buy.

These work great to hold the canopy legs in place!

Perfect. My tent stayed up. We had winds 30 mile an hr!!!

Excellent

Product is a good one...would be much better if it had a carrying case or something. Recommend

UPDATE: I bought a second set and stacking works much better. I definitely recommend at least 2 per leg. I thought about using something heavier but I'm getting a bit older now and don't want to strain my back. I carry both sets in a rolling backpack to make transport easier since I do 3 farmers markets a week. While these did fail me in a sudden wind storm of 20-25mph, they were never meant for winds more than about 1-10 mph. That said, most of the complaints I've seen about these are about exactly that. These are 5# weights which means that your entire pop-up is only held down by it's own weight plus 20#. If you want to be safe in winds fresher than a slightly breezy day, then buy more than one set and stack them. Use stakes if you can, tie up to something or even other vendors for more stability but don't expect these to save you in a healthy wind. I'm definitely planning on having a spare set in case of a sudden change in the wind again. I love these little weights and really love that they'll slide right over pretty much any pop-up leg. And they fit nicely in my rolling backpack with my tarps and clamps. Big bonus!

I bought these for tailgating awning. Work as expected!! No mess either. Switched to these from sand bags!

Keeps our canopy secure, no more need to use stakes, and makes setup faster. I wouldn’t trust these in strong wind, but our 10’ canopy was stable under a light breeze.

Ideal for securing our gazebo, fast delivery.

So much easier to use than pounding spikes into the grass. And of course, perfect for location that do not allow spikes. Several friends have seen me use them and plan on ordering some for themselves.

Es wäre eine gute Idee, wenn man mehrere einzelne Elemente so übereinander stecken könnte, dass sie nicht gegenseitig verrutschen...

due to high winds in our area, I put 2 weights on each pole

I'm sure the weights themselves are fine, but I paid around £35 for these and there's clearly a label from b&m at £15. Box is trashed but the weights themselves seem fine.