Beach Shades & Tents

Hawk I

The Hupa Hawk I beach tent is set up with poles and ropes and provides full shade. The stretchy Lycra and Polyester fabric is stretched over the poles, while the four built-in corner pockets can be...

The Hupa Hawk I beach tent is set up with poles and ropes and provides full shade. The stretchy Lycra and Polyester fabric is stretched over the poles, while the four built-in corner pockets can be filled with sand to secure the tent. The fabric is waterproofed and offers UPF 50+ sun protection.

The poles consist of four sections and have EVA protectors on...

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72 00 €
Delivery by Wed, 11 Nov
14,00 €   shipping cost
Sent from Greece
From CDC 4.9 (6)
Greece
8 pieces
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  • 8/26, average product, fits 3 people well. However, in strong wind it bends and comes undone, sags downward, and doesn’t stay in place. The problem is that, apart from the tent fabric, the parts that pull it toward the ground are made of the same elastic fabric, so even in moderate wind it stretches and touches the ground, and generally it isn’t stable. That is, it should have had a rigid rope for securing it. I’ll definitely replace them with rope.

    Good product when the beach is remote and requires a walk, but it needs a lot of space to set up. It’s good if you want privacy, since people don’t sit next to you, but it won’t fit on small or crowded beaches. Ideally, I would have liked two more poles, four in total.

    It definitely isn’t suitable for every situation. An Hupa beach umbrella with an iron pole that you hammer in, an impact type, and that goes into sand or fine pebbles works in most situations. It withstands more wind than this tent and provides better shade, meaning denser shade, but it’s heavy and only suitable for two people. I keep both in the car. For the motorbike, because of its weight and bulk, the tent is the only practical option—but not the Hupa one. Choose another one with ropes to reduce sagging in the wind.

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  • + In quite a bit of wind, it holds up just fine.
    + A little time to set up, very little to pack away
    + The carrying bag is particularly small and light
    + It really blocks most of the sun’s radiation. You don’t need a towel over it like with similar products, however (as with an umbrella) you need to put on sunscreen to be 100% protected. If you don’t, you’ll just get red. You won’t burn though.
    - Because of the sandbags and the way they are stretched, it takes up A VERY LARGE SPACE. So on crowded beaches, it simply cannot be set up.
    - It fits 4 people seated, not lying down. 2 people lying down with their things, though, comfortably.
    - The price could be lower

    On a pebble beach I wouldn’t recommend it, because if you put stones in the bags they will (obviously) tear, and also (probably) you’ll have trouble placing the poles.

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    1 out of 4 members found this review helpful

    It is only for windless days. With even the slightest breeze, it hangs down. It also works on sandy beaches.

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  • 8/26, average product, fits 3 people well. However, in strong wind it bends and comes undone, sags downward, and doesn’t stay in place. The problem is that, apart from the tent fabric, the parts that pull it toward the ground are made of the same elastic fabric, so even in moderate wind it stretches and touches the ground, and generally it isn’t stable. That is, it should have had a rigid rope for securing it. I’ll definitely replace them with rope.

    Good product when the beach is remote and requires a walk, but it needs a lot of space to set up. It’s good if you want privacy, since people don’t sit next to you, but it won’t fit on small or crowded beaches. Ideally, I would have liked two more poles, four in total.

    It definitely isn’t suitable for every situation. An Hupa beach umbrella with an iron pole that you hammer in, an impact type, and that goes into sand or fine pebbles works in most situations. It withstands more wind than this tent and provides better shade, meaning denser shade, but it’s heavy and only suitable for two people. I keep both in the car. For the motorbike, because of its weight and bulk, the tent is the only practical option—but not the Hupa one. Choose another one with ropes to reduce sagging in the wind.

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  • + In quite a bit of wind, it holds up just fine.
    + A little time to set up, very little to pack away
    + The carrying bag is particularly small and light
    + It really blocks most of the sun’s radiation. You don’t need a towel over it like with similar products, however (as with an umbrella) you need to put on sunscreen to be 100% protected. If you don’t, you’ll just get red. You won’t burn though.
    - Because of the sandbags and the way they are stretched, it takes up A VERY LARGE SPACE. So on crowded beaches, it simply cannot be set up.
    - It fits 4 people seated, not lying down. 2 people lying down with their things, though, comfortably.
    - The price could be lower

    On a pebble beach I wouldn’t recommend it, because if you put stones in the bags they will (obviously) tear, and also (probably) you’ll have trouble placing the poles.

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  • It is only for windless days. With even the slightest breeze, it hangs down. It also works on sandy beaches.

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Description & Specifications

The Hupa Hawk I beach tent is set up with poles and ropes and provides full shade. The stretchy Lycra and Polyester fabric is stretched over the poles, while the four built-in corner pockets can be filled with sand to secure the tent. The fabric is waterproofed and offers UPF 50+ sun protection.

The poles consist of four sections and have EVA protectors on the ends. The tent accommodates 4–5 people and comes with a zippered carry bag with hand straps.

  • Type: Beach tent
  • Setup: With poles and ropes
  • Shade: Full
  • Material: Lycra and Polyester
  • Sun protection: UPF 50+
  • Waterproofing: Yes
  • Sand pockets: 4 built-in corner pockets
  • Poles: 4 sections
  • End protectors: EVA
  • Capacity: 4–5 people
  • Dimensions: 215 x 235 cm
  • Weight: 2.5 kg
  • Carry bag: With zipper and hand straps
  • Bag dimensions: 49 x 15 x 15 cm

Manufacturer

Dimensions

Tent Configuration
Beach Tent
Colour
-

Setup

Automatic
No
How It Is Set Up
With Uprights & Ropes

Suitable for

Kids / Infants
No

Protection

Shading
Full Shade
Waterproof
No
Windproof
No
Properties
-

Technical Specifications

Dimensions
-

Important information

Specifications are collected from official manufacturer websites. Please verify the specifications before proceeding with your final purchase. If you notice any problem you can report it here.

Reviews (3)

  1. 5 stars
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  2. 1
  3. 1
  4. 1
  5. 1 star
    0
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Reviews by our members

  • 8/26, average product, fits 3 people well. However, in strong wind it bends and comes undone, sags downward, and doesn’t stay in place. The problem is that, apart from the tent fabric, the parts that pull it toward the ground are made of the same elastic fabric, so even in moderate wind it stretches and touches the ground, and generally it isn’t stable. That is, it should have had a rigid rope for securing it. I’ll definitely replace them with rope.

    Good product when the beach is remote and requires a walk, but it needs a lot of space to set up. It’s good if you want privacy, since people don’t sit next to you, but it won’t fit on small or crowded beaches. Ideally, I would have liked two more poles, four in total.

    It definitely isn’t suitable for every situation. An Hupa beach umbrella with an iron pole that you hammer in, an impact type, and that goes into sand or fine pebbles works in most situations. It withstands more wind than this tent and provides better shade, meaning denser shade, but it’s heavy and only suitable for two people. I keep both in the car. For the motorbike, because of its weight and bulk, the tent is the only practical option—but not the Hupa one. Choose another one with ropes to reduce sagging in the wind.

    Translated from Greek ·
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  • + In quite a bit of wind, it holds up just fine.
    + A little time to set up, very little to pack away
    + The carrying bag is particularly small and light
    + It really blocks most of the sun’s radiation. You don’t need a towel over it like with similar products, however (as with an umbrella) you need to put on sunscreen to be 100% protected. If you don’t, you’ll just get red. You won’t burn though.
    - Because of the sandbags and the way they are stretched, it takes up A VERY LARGE SPACE. So on crowded beaches, it simply cannot be set up.
    - It fits 4 people seated, not lying down. 2 people lying down with their things, though, comfortably.
    - The price could be lower

    On a pebble beach I wouldn’t recommend it, because if you put stones in the bags they will (obviously) tear, and also (probably) you’ll have trouble placing the poles.

    Translated from Greek ·
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  • YOUR_ENVIRONMENT
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    1 out of 4 members found this review helpful

    It is only for windless days. With even the slightest breeze, it hangs down. It also works on sandy beaches.

    Translated from Greek ·
    Did you find this review helpful?
  • 8/26, average product, fits 3 people well. However, in strong wind it bends and comes undone, sags downward, and doesn’t stay in place. The problem is that, apart from the tent fabric, the parts that pull it toward the ground are made of the same elastic fabric, so even in moderate wind it stretches and touches the ground, and generally it isn’t stable. That is, it should have had a rigid rope for securing it. I’ll definitely replace them with rope.

    Good product when the beach is remote and requires a walk, but it needs a lot of space to set up. It’s good if you want privacy, since people don’t sit next to you, but it won’t fit on small or crowded beaches. Ideally, I would have liked two more poles, four in total.

    It definitely isn’t suitable for every situation. An Hupa beach umbrella with an iron pole that you hammer in, an impact type, and that goes into sand or fine pebbles works in most situations. It withstands more wind than this tent and provides better shade, meaning denser shade, but it’s heavy and only suitable for two people. I keep both in the car. For the motorbike, because of its weight and bulk, the tent is the only practical option—but not the Hupa one. Choose another one with ropes to reduce sagging in the wind.

    Translated from Greek ·
    0
  • + In quite a bit of wind, it holds up just fine.
    + A little time to set up, very little to pack away
    + The carrying bag is particularly small and light
    + It really blocks most of the sun’s radiation. You don’t need a towel over it like with similar products, however (as with an umbrella) you need to put on sunscreen to be 100% protected. If you don’t, you’ll just get red. You won’t burn though.
    - Because of the sandbags and the way they are stretched, it takes up A VERY LARGE SPACE. So on crowded beaches, it simply cannot be set up.
    - It fits 4 people seated, not lying down. 2 people lying down with their things, though, comfortably.
    - The price could be lower

    On a pebble beach I wouldn’t recommend it, because if you put stones in the bags they will (obviously) tear, and also (probably) you’ll have trouble placing the poles.

    Translated from Greek ·
    0
  • It is only for windless days. With even the slightest breeze, it hangs down. It also works on sandy beaches.

    Translated from Greek ·
    1
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72,00 €
14,00 €   shipping cost